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There are more than 30 vaccination clinics operating throughout the province, though they are not open to the public and vaccination is subject to availability.
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Lynda Lukasik says she’ll participate in the Ford government’s consultation on growing Ontario’s Greenbelt, even if its record makes her skeptical about its intentions.
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A student at Waterdown's Allan A. Greenleaf School has tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB).
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Total amount available for Bond Street to Woodleys Lane work exceeds $11-million
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Northumberland continues to see lower daily COVID-19 counts, though some new cases and variant cases are still being reported.
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Hamilton will also allow pets to be buried in designated areas within cemeteries starting with Mount Hamilton Cemetery.
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Health Canada is warning Canadians about a major recall of nearly 900,000 glue-type products sold at stores across the country, including Lowes, Home Depot and Canadian Tire.
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Co-owner Mark Hodge had the wood-framed structure built during the lockdown for future use.
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Any future development must confirm to Niagara Escarpment Plan urban area policies
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The eighth annual Hamilton Mountain Coldest Night of the Year walk raised (as of March 1) $111,426 for Neighbour to Neighbour Centre with donations still trickling in.
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Mohawk College and Hamilton public health have confirmed another case of the coronavirus at the Fennell campus.
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Health Canada is warning Canadians about a recall involving more than 1,000 units of bubble bath product that could be contaminated with bacteria that could cause serious infections.
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The Canadian government has approved its first two viral vector-based COVID-19 vaccines: the AstraZeneca vaccine and the Serum Institute of India’s version of the AstraZeneca vaccine.
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Hamilton's tax ratio sits at about 85 per cent for residence and 15 per cent for industrial-commercial property owners.
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The road ahead for quarantine hotels could be tricky, experts say.
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The Ontario government is applying its "emergency brake" to Thunder Bay and Simcoe-Muskoka, sending the two regions back to the grey zone next week.
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Alf Moulden left his vehicle to enter Fortinos when he was struck from behind.
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The COVID-19 pandemic appears to have changed air quality in Canada world for the better. In our lakes, rivers, ponds and streams, though, it's a different story.
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For this group of students at St. Thomas More Catholic Secondary School on the west Mountain, it’s all about inclusion.
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A popular, upscale Dundas restaurant has announced its newest team member – Janus – to help the business wade through the uncomfortable realities of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Infrastructure funding will update building work completed 10 years ago.
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Australia’s breakthrough with Facebook will act as precedent opening the door to more antitrust, content monitoring and privacy regulation, David Olive writes
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Ancaster Agricultural Society, Dundas School of Arts and Hamilton Children's Museum receive funding for expansion projects.
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William O’Sullivan was molested by a priest at a church in Welland when he was nine years old.
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Hamilton’s public school board is tapping superintendent Sharon Stephanian to guide implementation of recommendations from its expert bullying review panel while also adding an investigator for human-rights complaints.
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City acquired property in confidential settlement after issuing illegal permit
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It’s an amazing Mountain legacy.
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Canadian media organizations are heralding Facebook’s decision to back away from its news sharing ban in Australia as a win for financially struggling news publishers across the world.
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Project expenditures and commitments reached $7,451,224 in September 2020
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Watch now as Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides a video update on the government's response to COVID-19
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Harry Greening, George Larson, the 1932 Leander Men’s Heavy Eights Olympic rowers, Jimmie Simpson and Brian Timmis are the 2020 inductees into the Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame.
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The Ontario government will be rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine to adults 80 years and up, beginning March 15, with seniors in other age groups to follow in stages from April to June.
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An organization representing more than 15,000 registered practical nurses in Ontario is raising alarm bells about the mental well-being of those nurses a year into the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The best way to fight power grabs by Facebook and Google is for democracies to stand together. It’s high time we used our own global connections and alliances to fight back
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The 2021 virtual Ancaster Community Food Drive got a big boost this week with a $31,200 donation from the Fengate Community Foundation Fund.
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Air travellers who will be undergoing a three-day mandatory quarantine period in Ontario, upon entering Canada, can expect to pay between $300 and $400 nightly for a single person when booking a stay at one of the government-approved hotels.
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Hamilton teacher Allison Cillis finished third in the 2019 federal election against incumbent MP David Sweet.
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They had fewer walkers than last year, but the 2021 Coldest Night of the Year Walk might turn out to be the best-ever for Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.
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They had fewer walkers than last year, but the 2021 Coldest Night of the Year Walk might turn out to be the best-ever for Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford will be joined by Solicitor General Sylvia Jones and Jill Dunlop, Associate-Minister of Children and Women's Issues.
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Judith Bishop and Todd White both say they see no legal reasons to not publicly explain the next steps in dealing with former student trustee Ahona Mehdi’s complaints against Kathy Archer, Becky Buck, Alex Johnstone and Carole Paikin Miller.
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Students and teachers are happy to be back for in-person learning at Scholars Education Centre in Stoney Creek.
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Program moving on to retirement homes, then general population over 80
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Public comments on zoning application accepted until March 5
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Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins has proposed to spend about $220,000 to improve the pedestrian walkway at Green Acres Park.
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The home improvement boom continues as Lowe’s Canada is hiring 356 people at five Lowe’s and RONA home improvement stores in the Hamilton area.
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The public works committee recommendations comes after 11-year-old Jude Strickland was struck by a vehicle in December.
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Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are warning Canadians about a food recall at several grocery stores.
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Ancaster Community Services, (ACS) and Set the Table Kitchen & Co. are partnering to put senior nutrition at the forefront this month. Until March 19, older adults are encouraged to try three free Meals on Wheels at no charge.
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A GoFundMe campaign has been launched in honour of a Hannon-area single father, who died suddenly at home.