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Hill added to park after former school site was acquired by city five years ago.
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As Ontario slowly emerges from its most recent COVID-19 shutdown, students and teachers will need to wait another month to take their usual mid-March break, Education Minister Stephen Lecce has announced.
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Student suspensions for bullying at Hamilton public schools hit their highest level in at least a dozen years even with last spring’s COVID-19 shutdown and publicity surrounding an expert panel’s review of the problem.
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City receiving community feedback on draft report until Feb. 25.
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As a growing number of Canada's many laws are adapted for the realm of the internet, lawmakers like federal Innovation, Science and Industry Minister Navdeep Bains believe some areas have been neglected.
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'It smells, it's got garbage ... there should not be four people to a room:' family members of residents tell commission investigating COVID-19 outbreak at long-term care facilities.
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Although she isn’t currently in the real estate market, Waterdown’s Samantha McGregor one day hopes to own a home in the community.
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The real estate market in Waterdown is booming, and local realtors don’t see that changing any time soon.
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It’s a Black History Month event Hillfield Strathallan College and Empowerment Squared are hoping will attract at global audience.
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Pricing and expected availability also being touted on Starlink site
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Hamilton police have arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with a shooting involving a father and son in the area of Upper Sherman Avenue and the Lincoln Alexander Parkway.
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Off-peak electricity rates, meant to support Ontarians during COVID-19, are being extended across the province again, the Ontario government said.
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The Ontario Fire Marshall’s Office and Hamilton police are probing a fatal fire on Concession Street.
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Andrew Luth isn’t deterred by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Hamilton Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire on Cooper Road in Flamborough on Feb. 9, but discovered upon arrival that it was an electrical issue.
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Four trustees at the heart of an independent investigation that substantiated several of former student trustee’ Ahona Mehdi’s complaints about racist behaviour at Hamilton’s public school board may yet face discipline.
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As a distance learning teacher, Sarah Gingerich is facing a new set of challenges when it comes to supporting her students’ mental health amid COVID-19.
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A pair of Durham ski hills will once again open their slopes as Ontario slowly emerges from its latest COVID-19 lockdown.
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Ancaster chartered accountant Christina Mattina says if a person received a COVID-19 benefit, there could be tax implications.
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Four trustees at the heart of an independent investigation that substantiated several of former student trustee’ Ahona Mehdi’s complaints about racist behaviour at Hamilton’s public school board may yet face discipline.
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Nearly 200,000 insulation foam sprays sold at Rona and other stores in Canada are being pulled from the shelves in a major recall.
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A survey showing about 70 per cent of gender-diverse, Two-Spirit and LGBTQIA+ students were abused at Hamilton public schools in the past year is being called both “shocking and unsurprising” by a community activist.
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The Ontario government has announced that three public health units will be transitioning out of the provincewide shutdown and back into the former colour-coded framework this week.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford is expected to announce plans Monday to reopen the province
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Local engineer questions lack of requirement for escarpment assessment
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Waterdown’s Sameer Kochhar wants to know why the new artificial turf field and track at Waterdown District High School is not open for free community use — particularly as the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown are causing people to struggle to find places to exercise.
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Canadian Tire and Metro attempt to limit future uses of vacant property
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The new, permanent home of Redemption Canadian Reformed Church is under construction near the intersection of Brock Road and Safari Road in Flamborough.
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An audio recording was uploaded to social media Feb. 4 where Clark can be heard discussing the city's building department.
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After Mountain Coun. Terry Whitehead was removed from a virtual meeting in September, it was discovered there was no appeal process.
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As restaurateurs, Steve and Olimpia Panella are anxiously awaiting the end of COVID-19 lockdowns and stay-at-home orders.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark attempted to strike a balance between the city being open and following regulatory process.
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When Liem Vu digs into his Banh xeo (a Vietnamese crepe) on Feb. 12 he will be celebrating his 40th Vietnamese Tet or Lunar New Year in Canada.
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Florence Kalu lived out a Price is Right dream after winning $500,000 on Instant Plinko game from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, (OLG).
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Organizers of the popular food drive say because of coronavirus restrictions, the event can't be held in-person.
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While the board erased the subject trustees’ names from the public version of the investigators’ 67-page report, Hamilton Community News has independently verified their identity.
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Durham students return to the classroom Feb. 8
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Two Hamilton-area residents have won major prizes from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).
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Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson agrees to remove seven properties from being designated after owners objected.
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Early in January, the Guardian Australia published alarming reports of a bushfire ravaging vast areas of the southern continent.
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If the revolution will be televised, the pandemic has been live-streamed.
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When it comes to helping stray cats, it’s been pretty much business as usual for the Hamilton Burlington SPCA and other groups.
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School boards in Toronto, Peel and York will resume in-person learning on Feb. 16, provincial education minister Stephen Lecce announced on Feb. 3. Here is what a few concerned parents with the Ontario Parent Action Network had to say following the announcement.
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City, CN Rail say they will develop plan to fix pipe, hole near bridge.
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Business and seniors advocates are hailing the recently-announced on-demand transit service pilot for Waterdown as a win.
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Schools in Toronto, Peel and York will reopen Feb. 16, all others on Feb. 8
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Education Minister Stephen Lecce is set to make a video announcement on school reopenings at 4 p.m. today.
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City-own parks Red Hill Neighbourhood, Dover and Father Sean O'Sullivan Memorial will see new play structures.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers today (Feb. 3) about a major recall in Canada involving battery packs for electrostatic sprayers.
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A new tracking tool developed in the wake of last June’s termination of the board’s police liaison program began being used by principals in November.