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"I'm not giving up," says Campbell.
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Four more public elementary schools in lower Stoney Creek and east Hamilton are going up for sale as construction on a new Glen school and an expanded Collegiate Avenue school continues toward planned September openings.
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Health Canada has recalled face masks containing graphene, as a recent assessment has shown they "may pose health risks."
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Ontario Liberal leader Steven Del Duca is backing away from reintroducing his former Liberal government’s cap-and-trade program that was scrapped by Premier Doug Ford.
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Skelly calls Mayor Fred Eisenberger and public health officials statements about lack of vaccine "misinformation."
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The centre accommodated about 15 people within the first half-hour of its opening April 1.
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The premier’s office says the 413 is needed to serve a growing population and relieve pressure on highways that will soon be over capacity. The provincial government has approved controversial MZOs to help fast-track development on lands owned by some of these major developers.
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"It just doesn't make sense," says Ward 4 Coun. Sam Merulla.
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The three outdoor pickleball courts could be ready by end of May.
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The Imam at the Hamilton Mountain Mosque says the Islamic School of Hamilton will be closed for two weeks due to the coronavirus.
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Appointments available for residents 55 and over at Hamilton pharmacies according to provincial website
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Ontario to shut down again as Ford pulls 'emergency brake.'
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Closures and reopenings have become the norm in COVID-19 life in Toronto.
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Labour Minister Monte McNaughton says about 150 people will be able to access skills training at McMaster University.
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A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Aldershot Greenhouses in Waterdown after two staff tested positive for the virus.
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More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, online conspiracy theories and misinformation continue to thrive, according to the Ontario Medical Association.
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Councillors approved a motion allowing Whitehead to be absent from his duties until June 30, 2021.
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The federal and Ontario governments on Wednesday are expected to announce significant funding to help boost Canada’s future vaccine manufacturing capacity, the Star has learned.
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Anthony Frisina is one of the most enthusiastic people you will ever meet.
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Interim control bylaw halts new development until changes made to comply with Niagara Escarpment Plan
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Two students at Greensville Elementary School have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Winona residents are being asked to pay close attention to their pets after a bag of fatty meat scraps was found next to a community mailbox in the Fifty Point area on March 31.
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A power outage in Stoney Creek has left 1,538 Alectra customers without electricity.
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The city’s public health department has declared an outbreak at Waterdown’s Connon Nurseries after eight staff members tested positive for COVID-19.
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In a letter to premier Doug Ford and education minister Stephen Lecce, more than 300 Ontario doctors and allied health professionals are urging the province not to move forward with any more school closures as a result of COVID-19.
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Hamilton Police charged a 29-year-old Hamilton man for dangerous driving and fleeing from police on Highway 6 in Flamborough on Monday night.
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Mohawk College and Hamilton public health have confirmed four new cases of the coronavirus at the Fennell campus.
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The former transportation minister says Prime Minister Doug Ford cancelled LRT because of "politics."
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The funding will allow the Innovation Factory to partner with Synapse Life Science Consortium creating about 50 jobs.
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During a press event in Toronto on March 30, Ontario Premier Doug Ford appeared to suggest regions of the province might be headed for tighter restrictions leading into the Easter long weekend.
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Hamilton Police have arrested and charged a man for the March 22 stabbing in Waterdown.
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The chair of Hamilton’s Catholic school board says he has “deep, deep concerns” about the province’s proposal to make online and remote learning permanent options for all students once the COVID-19 pandemic threat ends.
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Opponents of Hamilton city council’s plan to rezone a grassy municipal property near Fifty Point in Winona to allow a residential building up to 9 storeys high say they won’t give up without a fight.
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Winona Point Joint Venture proposes a 624 residential units, as well as commercial space beside Winona Crossing Shopping Centre.
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"The best vaccine for you to take is the very first one that is offered to you." These were the words of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau earlier this month when speaking to the safety of the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine. Similar statements have been echoed time and time again by scientists, politicians and medical experts across North America.
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Collision occurred when exiting McDonalds parking lot: Police.
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As of March 29, Ontarians 70 years old and up can book COVID-19 vaccines in 11 additional public health units.
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On March 29, Hamilton returned to the grey lockdown zone of the coronavirus pandemic.
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An open letter detailing an incident of racial profiling in Waterdown in late March has sparked community outrage after residents shared photos of the unsigned letter on social media.
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Flamborough-Glanbrook Progressive Conservative MPP Donna Skelly is lauding two promises from the 2021 Ontario budget as vital for the riding.
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Following a series of graffiti and vandalism incidents — including damage to gravestones — at Union Cemetery in Waterdown, the City of Hamilton and Hamilton Police Services have increased security and patrols of the site.
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Pandemic-inspired creativity led Waterdown’s Erin Montgomery and Alanna Sanford to co-author a children’s book celebrating single parent families.
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"I am desperately looking forward to a September Supercrawl," said Mayor Eisenberger.
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Hamilton's monument builders say if city is allowed to sell markers, they will have to close their businesses.
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Lawyer Bruno Uggenti first announced he would try again and seek the Liberal nomination.
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The city is expected to create a special enforcement area for Tiffany Falls and Sherman Falls that will see $250 fines for illegal parking.
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A Waterdown District High School (WDHS) student has tested positive for COVID-19.
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The Hamilton Coalition To Stop The War and several Yemeni Canadians joined a car cavalcade through the city on March 25, urging the government of Canada to end arms sales to Saudi Arabia.
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Hamilton’s public school board plans to use an integrity commissioner for any future formal inquiries into allegations of serious trustee misconduct that could lead to sanctions.
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Four people associated with Greensville Elementary School have now tested positive for COVID-19 in the past two weeks, after a student tested positive March 26.