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Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives have shut down a motion by provincial NDP leader Andrea Horwath that would have ushered in paid sick days, along with other pandemic measures and supports for workers.
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A short stretch of Queenston Road in Stoney Creek is poised to get a second pot shop — a venture its next door neighbour welcomes.
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During National Volunteer Week, Victorian Order of Nurses (VON) Hamilton recognizes the efforts of its many volunteers, who continue to provide essential services to clients during the pandemic.
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Hamilton police and the Ontario Fire Marshall’s Office are investigating an explosion that destroyed a home at 279 Bonaventure Dr. on the west Mountain.
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Ancaster Community Services, (ACS) is celebrating National Volunteer Week by giving the community an inside look at the dedicated volunteers who are the power behind their programs.
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Hamilton condominium sales were red-hot in 2020, especially in places like the Lakeshore Stoney Creek area, according to a study by Toronto-based real estate platform Strata.
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After a crime spree in 2018 that saw police arrest a person, vandalism remains a problem three years later.
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Swoop president Charles Duncan says the airlines will add Kelowna, B.C. and Winnipeg to its destination service.
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"We have to come together and do what is necessary," says Tassi.
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The $58.9 million in federal funding will be divided between CANMET and a Mississauga lab to expand space for research.
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The federal and Ontario governments partner to provide infrastructure funding for St. Joseph's's Villas, Idlewyld Manor, St. Peter's.
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On the heels of the announcement that police will have heightened powers for the duration of the stay-at-home order, some area police services are saying they won’t use them.
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The Ontario Fire Marshall’s office is probing an explosion that destroyed at home at 279 Bonaventure Drive on the west Mountain.
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All appointments for April 17 have been cancelled at the St. Joe’s Mountain COVID-19 testing centre at Mohawk College have been cancelled following a suspicious overnight fire at the Fennell campus facility.
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Vandals have struck again at Waterdown’s Union Cemetery.
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Both Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are warning shoppers about a major recall involving a pair of frozen dessert products that has already caused an allergic reaction.
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Here are some things you can still do outside of your home, along with a few things you can't.
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John Mathew wanted to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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Here are some common circumstances that are statistically more likely to put Canadians at risk of developing blood clots than taking the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.
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The Ontario government has announced further COVID-19 restrictions and measures that will affect province-to-province travel, outdoor gatherings and more, amid rising case numbers and hospitalizations across the province.
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544 Governor's Rd. zoning bylaw permits retirement home use
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford is expected to make the announcement at a news conference this afternoon at 4 p.m.
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Ontario has released its latest COVID-19 modelling numbers and Dr. Adalsteinn (Steini) Brown says the progress made so far is both “frustrating and frightening” and that we “are now entering the hardest stage.”
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Imperial Oil not releasing details of future plans for its property
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The federal government and Bell Canada are spending nearly $980,000 to expand internet connections to 360 households.
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Have you thought about the kind of care you would like to receive if you become incapacitated due to an accident or illness or at the end of your life?
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Council agrees to authorize bylaw officials to have provincial authority to enforce trespassing on conservation lands.
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Ontario's school boards are set to receive $656.5 million in funding from the federal and provincial governments to help cover the cost of COVID-19-related infrastructure upgrades, officials from both levels of government announced on April 14.
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Tolls on a pair of highways in Durham Region will be frozen for two more years.
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Ontario's long-term-care homes, which have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19 over the past year, have been sitting at less than 30 resident cases across the entire province since March 16.
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For the first time in 40 years a new Catholic church is being built in Hamilton.
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Damage is extensive at a Stoney Creek seniors apartment building after a fire tore through the structure during the evening of April 14.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers after some major recalls at well-known Canadian stores in the last week involving more than 90,000 items.
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The Ancaster resident, who was the Ticats' broadcaster, passed away in 2018 at age 79.
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Hamilton’s public school board is planning to shift remote-learning classrooms for elementary students to individual schools in September should the province direct it to continue offering the online option for the next school year.
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Every now and then, the Government of Ontario reports a spike in daily new COVID-19 cases and attributes the surge to a data catch-up following a previous lag in reporting.
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After a "thorough, independent assessment" into cases of blood clots in individuals who have received the AstraZeneca vaccine, Health Canada has concluded it is safe for all eligible age groups, despite an earlier recommendation by the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI).
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Residents are invited to join a community spring clean-up project in Ward 14 parks, running from April 20 to May 1.
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No Ontarian will have their electricity or gas cut for not paying bills before May 21. At least, not lawfully.
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As the province goes through its first week of the stay-at-home order, Flamborough business owners are once again feeling frustrated.
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One Canadian is currently recovering at home from a blood clot after having received the AstraZeneca COVISHIELD vaccine, Health Canada reported.
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Hamilton records 143 new cases April 13, with three more dead for a total of 337 since March 2020.
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A combination of mass vaccination sites, along with mobile and pop-up clinics will be part of Ontario's COVID-19 vaccine rollout to residents 18 and older in high-risk neighbourhoods, the province announced.
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In Etobicoke, Premier Doug Ford provides an update on vaccine rollout
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The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, which is expected to arrive in Canada by the end of the month, is being investigated in the U.S. following reports of blood clots in women under 50.
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On the first day of spring break, Hamilton's public school board is reporting one case of COVID-19 in a student at a Carlisle elementary school.
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Potential for both Indigenous and 19th century Euro-Canadian archeological sites
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Students at Hamilton schools will switch to online learning from home after this week’s April break ends as part of a provincewide school shutdown to help contain surging COVID-19 cases.
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Years after the Ontario government vowed to get to the bottom of two alleged mercury dumps upstream from Grassy Narrows First Nation, neither has been excavated.
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The number of cannabis retail stores on Hamilton Mountain continues to grow.