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Beginning March 12, select pharmacies in Ontario will be administering the AstraZeneca/COVISHIELD vaccine to people ages 60 to 64 as part of a vaccine delivery pilot project taking place in certain regions.
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Ontario expected to reveal an initial list of 380 pharmacies getting AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines
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Despite being in the red designation, the city's bylaw officials have broken up several large gatherings across the community.
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Funeral services have settled into a new normal, with drive-thru funerals, livestreamed services and arrangements made by teleconference to give families the best opportunity for a meaningful goodbye.
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A student at Waterdown District High School has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Another student at the Stoney Creek campus of Mohawk College was confirmed by Hamilton public health as having the coronavirus.
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The federal government has announced it is extending the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy, Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy and Lockdown Support rates until June 5 to provide support for "workers, businesses and other affected organizations in the face of ongoing challenges presented by the pandemic."
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Two senior patients that Dr. Paul Caulford works with in Toronto are currently hiding in a basement apartment after receiving a deportation notice in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic last year.
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City officials have put three employees on paid leave for allegedly providing vaccinations to ineligible people.
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Ancaster's business and community organizers step up during food drive's first virtual event.
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A Stoney Creek cannabis store is planning to open next door to a Hwy, 8 daycare centre, and there’s nothing its upset neighbour or the city can do to stop it because the location meets Ontario’s regulations.
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Rockton Elementary School is reporting its first case of COVID-19.
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Company and realtor not revealing details of 50 Cootes Dr. offer.
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Area residents remain opposed to the development that will see six townhouses built on Church Street, near Wilson Street.
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The other day, while out for a walk in some mild weather, I spotted a small, pink vehicle about the size of a case of beer making its way down the sidewalk. It was, it turned out, a delivery robot, dropping off some food to someone in the neighbourhood. It even had a name — Geoffrey, according to its makers, Tiny Mile.
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Two years ago, businessman Fred Bennink was appointed by the city to the Hamilton Police Services Board, prompting critics to denounce the choice, calling for a more diverse candidate to fill the post.
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Security workers at Elements Casino Flamborough are picketing after being locked out by Great Canadian Gaming amid collective bargaining negotiations.
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Three students at two Waterdown elementary schools tested positive for COVID-19 over the weekend.
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Despite living with near-constant epileptic seizures, seven-year-old Hannah Daisley displays an infectious laugh and larger-than-life smile that brightens any room, says her grandmother Kelly Nott.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark will ask the City of Hamilton to hit the pause button on its growth planning to allow for better public consultation.
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"The scars will heal but the emotional impact will remain," said Pauls.
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One of five "pop up" clinics in the city, the Ancaster Rotary Club facility handled about 42 appointments for vaccines per day.
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"It's something I've been considering over the last few months," said Duvall.
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On March 5, the Ontario government announced the remaining public health units of Toronto, Peel and North Bay-Parry Sound will officially move out of the provincewide shutdown and into a revised version of the COVID-19 response framework next week.
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City staff reviewing proposal before meeting with Forge & Foster
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The Ontario government has announced plans to rollout Phase 2 of its vaccination plan next month, which will include immunizing adults ages 60 to 79.
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The Ontario government has announced that Toronto, Peel and North Bay-Parry Sound will be moving out of provincial shutdown next week.
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The stem cell laboratory at the Juravinski hospital is getting some international recognition.
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Provincial leaders to host live video stream of COVID-19 vaccination roll out plans for Ontario
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Variances or amendment to zoning bylaw expected to permit parking structure
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Hamilton police have issued warrants and released photos of two people wanted for the first-degree murder of Tyler Pratt and the attempted murder of a second victim.
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Hamilton public school trustees will no longer investigate themselves when facing human rights complaints as part of proposed governance changes prompted by their recent racism scandal.
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Hamilton Police have laid numerous charges after a house party at a short-term rental accommodation in Flamborough.
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The Ontario government has announced it will be investing more than $12.8 million to improve mental health and addictions services for Indigenous peoples.
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More than 600 trailer hitches sold at stores in Canada are part of a Health Canada recall after a towed vehicle suddenly separated.
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The City of Hamilton and Hamilton police are launching an education campaign targeting fast drivers, the city said in a news release March 4.
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What do you do to keep busy when forced to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic?
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The city received about $170 million in government funding to help pay for COVID-19 related expenses.
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City is taking staff from non-essential services to help with the vaccination rollout plan.
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Fieldcote Museum, Griffin House and other museums will remain closed as city uses staff for vaccination clinics.
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Voices Against Bullying (VAB) has given its seal of approval on the Hamilton public school board’s long-awaited report on bullying.
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Really Living Seventh-day Adventist Church is helping Hamiltonians struggling to put food on the table by offering to deliver a free bag of groceries.
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FirstOntario Credit Union is launching its ninth annual 1Awards competition after a one-year hiatus.
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Two-phase inspections to focus on COVID-19 safety education first, followed by enforcement
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Workplace inspections focus of Ontario's COVID-19 update by Labour Minister Monte McNaughton
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Staff sick days at Hamilton’s public school board jumped by more than a quarter in the first five months of the current school year, an increase attributed to COVID-19 precautions and delays in seeing a doctor.
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Sweet joins with York Centre Independent MPP Roman Baber to urge the premier to eliminate the COVID-19 lockdown measures.
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Last year started like any other for the Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA), but come March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic would force significant changes on to the organization.
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For more than 40 years, Helen Downey has coached thousands of boys and girls in the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board.
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After 33 years at the city, including 20 years as curator, Corey will retire July 9.