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Hamilton Liberal MP Bob Bratina acknowledges today's generation of workers different from employees decades ago.
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Like many Canadians growing up playing hockey, Matthew Milne accumulated quite a collection of hockey socks.
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Like many Canadians growing up playing hockey, Matthew Milne accumulated quite a collection of hockey socks.
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Hamilton Health Sciences and Hamilton Public Health have declared an outbreak of COVID-19 in unit M2 of the Juravinski hospital on Concession Street.
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In a possible preview of what’s coming to Canada, Australia’s biggest media conglomerate has signed a deal with Google on the same day Facebook stopped the country’s users from sharing news on its platform.
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While the snowstorm put a damper on foot traffic, many Hamilton business owners were glad to have open their doors to customers again complete with masks, physical distancing, and limited access.
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A City of Hamilton consultant is reviewing Pleasant View land use policy, in preparation for an effort to add the Dundas neighbourhood to Niagara Escarpment Commission development control.
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Ancaster restaurants opened Feb. 16 for first time welcoming customers after weeks of offering takeout service.
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The Ontario government has announced that out of the four remaining regions under provincial shutdown, only York Region will be moving into the COVID-19 colour-coded framework next week.
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In a news conference at Queen’s Park, Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides an update on the province's COVID-19 vaccination plan. He is joined by provincial Health Minister Christine Elliott, Ontario Solicitor General Sylvia Jones and retired General Rick Hillier, chair of Ontario’s COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Task Force.
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Health Canada is warning Canadians about a recall involving more than 600 snowblowers.
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For the second summer in a row there will be no Concession Streetfest.
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About a half dozen people dropped by the Money Mart on Concession Street Feb. 17.
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Project tender calls for preliminary work to be completed before end of October
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Beer at a gas station or corner store: not for takeout, but for drinking — inside.
Hamilton Community News team up for three provincial awards:HCN staff up for three provincial awards
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Congratulations to the team behind Hamilton Community News and hamiltonnews.com for being recognized among Ontario’s best.
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The bodies of Wendy Tedford and Donna Stearne, both 17, were discovered in an empty industrial lot in North York in 1973.
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"Families have not had an opportunity to have a celebration of life because of the shutdown," said Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark.
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Health Canada is warning Canadians about a major recall at Giant Tiger stores.
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On the eve of the COVID-19 pandemic, Khalil Omar was preparing to realize his dream of opening a Toronto restaurant.
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As Ontario's provincewide shutdown lifted in another 27 regions on Feb. 16, the temporary ban on the enforcement residential evictions in those regions lifted too.
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In the next few weeks, Ontario seniors ages 80 and over should be able to book individual appointments to get their COVID-19 vaccines through a new online system currently being developed, according to the Ministry of Health.
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More than 11,000 tables sold exclusively at Winners, Marshalls and HomeSense in Canada have been recalled due to an electrical hazard.
Ontario College of Teachers names 28 teachers whose licences have been revoked for sexual misconduct
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Names were released following a new Ontario law which mandates that any educator disciplined for sexually abusive conduct or child pornography receive a lifetime ban from teaching
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Valeri Construction Ltd. has appealed a non-decision to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal for approval of a nine-storey, 216-unit residential development.
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Hamilton’s public school trustees will use “an alternative process” to explore potential breaches of their Code of Conduct by four colleagues whose behaviour was found to be racist by an outside investigation.
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Two temporary full-time and five temporary part-time staff to be hired
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For Jules Gauthier and Paul Mauro, it was one of those serendipitous moments.
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Hamilton police are looking for three males and a driver after a man with autism was attacked in a plaza parking lot on Upper Gage Avenue near the Lincoln Alexander Parkway.
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Due to road conditions caused by a heavy snowfall, the City of Hamilton is informing residents that scheduled waste and recycling collection on Feb. 16 may need to be postponed.
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More than half of Canadians do not have faith in the federal government's plan to vaccinate the country by September 2021, according to a recent poll.
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The Hamilton Fire Department responded to a reports of a kitchen fire in a home on Braeheid Avenue shortly before 10 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 15.
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A former chair of Hamilton’s public school board says trustees can and should move quickly to decide whether to sanction four of their colleagues whose behaviour was found to be racist by an outside probe.
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Second statement issued regarding recorded telephone conversation
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Schools and libraries were closed, and driving was a challenge as a winter storm rolled through the Hamilton area Feb. 15 and 16.
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Schools are closed in Hamilton due to inclement weather.
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The apology, though, said resident Gabriel Bourgeois, "fell far short."
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When Amy Saccomano posted on Facebook in late January asking for friends and family to make Valentine’s Day cards for long-term care residents, she never expected the response she would receive.
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"It is not enough to go back to normal,"' said Kojo Damptey, of the Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion.
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Hamilton council has approved 32 recommendations, with the others being considered by staff.
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Marinos Thoma says he’s fortunate to be good at saving money because COVID-19 helped make the past year “the roughest patch in my life.”
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Microsoft is taking the side of news publishers who are locked in a battle with Google and Facebook, stating on Thursday that the company would support a Canadian effort to make big tech pay for news.
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"The likelihood of having enough people vaccinated by September, I wouldn't put at a very high level," said Eisenberger.
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The Ontario government has announced that 27 public health units will be moving into different colour zones of the province's framework next week.
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With all their fitness facilities closes due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Hamilton, Burlington, Brantford YMCA has ramped up their online fitness programs and added a live, interactive component aimed at older adults.
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The safety measures were prompted after 11-year-old Jude Strickland was struck by a vehicle Dec. 1 on Upper Gage Avenue.
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The federal government has announced the start date of a mandatory hotel quarantine for air travellers entering Canada.
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Hamilton councillors agreed to hold another public meeting to rezoning the property after approving it in January.
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A new test created by Public Health Ontario has been changing the way scientists detect COVID-19 variants.
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"I can't believe it," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson. "What planet are these guys living on?"