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Since the COVID-19 vaccine rollout began in mid-December of 2020, the Ontario government has been grappling with a series of challenges.
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Last week, the federal government announced changes to international travel rules in Canada, which would include an eventual mandatory hotel stay for air travellers entering into Canada.
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Resident Timothy Taylor presented councillors with a petition signed by 166 people demanding safety measures for roadway.
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Since the emergence of COVID-19 in Ontario, researchers have adapted with new and innovative forms of testing, each with unique strengths and weaknesses.
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Fiery ex-MP tells all in memoir as 'Can You Hear Me Now?'
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford hosts televised COVID-19 update from Queen's Park
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Upper Wentworth Street, in front of Lime Ridge Mall, was closed for several hours on Feb. 1 as Hamilton police attended to a lone male who was in crisis around 5 a.m.
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Celebrated in the namesake funeral home that made him a pillar of Stoney Creek’s business community, Donald Brown is being remembered as a devoted family man who helped people move on from “the scars of death.”
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The new home of Burlington Automation, which is owned by Lincoln Electric, is being constructed on the yet-to-opened stretch of Clappison Avenue.
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An uptick in COVID litter in Durham prompts reminder from the region
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Hamilton's heritage committee agree to place 62 pre-Confederation buildings on the city's heritage registry.
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Top executive with the company that oversees the Great Blue Heron made headlines for allegedly travelling to Yukon for a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Darryl Howe isn’t giving up.
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“We’re asking residents to follow the rules, and we have to set that example": Regional Chair
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Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce detailed the latest COVID-19 health measures that will be put in place for the nine school boards resuming in-person learning today. However, whether the remaining schools in the province will reopen on Feb. 10 as initially planned, in still unknown, Lecce said.
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Budget report will include how increased presence could be paid for
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Ontario's schools now have access to $381 million in federal funding to safely operate amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the provincial government announced on Feb. 1, as nine school boards across the province resumed in-person learning.
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Hamilton Liberal MP Filomena Tassi says the federal government is prepared to spend up to $100 billion in its 2021 budget to “jump-start the economy.”
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In a Jan. 29 letter to councillors, Hamilton2026 officials are waiting to hear if province will back their bid.
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Tougher travel restrictions set to begin Feb. 3, requires international passengers to quarantine in a hotel.
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To enforce COVID-19 restrictions, the City of Hamilton is employing after-hours security at its four outdoor skating rinks — including the Waterdown ice loop in Memorial Park.
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Amid concerns racialized students are disproportionately targeted, Hamilton’s public school board is asking the province to consider replacing police liaison programs in Ontario schools with alternative supports.
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COVID-19 testing will be mandatory at Ontario’s airports as of noon on Feb. 1, Premier Doug Ford announced on Friday. Those who refuse testing could face a $750 fine. The province plans to mandate testing at land border crossings too, but hasn't said when.
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Built heritage inventory of Valley Town could start in next few months.
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The premier is expected to announce mandatory COVID-19 testing for international travellers at Toronto Pearson Airport and border crossings.
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There’s no template for righting a wrongdoing, Rakhi Ruparelia says
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Ian Comeau is a bit tired, but looking at the sunshine glistening off the new outdoor rink at Eastmount Park, the effort was worth it.
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People are increasingly choosing to live outside of Canada’s — and Ontario’s — urban centres, according to new studies by Statistics Canada and real estate company Zoocasa.
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Maria Laguisma would like to get a good paying job with a food manufacturing company in the Hamilton area.
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The latest modelling for COVID-19 in Ontario may be less grim than the last set of numbers, but the province is "nowhere in the clear yet," Dr. Adalsteinn (Steini) Brown, co-chair of Ontario's COVID-19 Science Advisory Table, said.
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Canine unit helped track down suspects
One person dead in Alexander Place COVID-19 outbreak:Five residents, four staff have tested positive
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A COVID-19 patient at Waterdown’s Alexander Place has died.
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New sale listing for vacant Canadian Tire property asking $3.9 million.
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Association members volunteer to maintain service through ‘takeout’
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Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce has announced that nine more school boards in Ontario will be resuming in-person learning on Feb. 1 — nine days ahead of the province' original plan.
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When Zobia Jawed and her family moved to Waterdown nearly eight years ago, they were one of the first Muslim families in the community.
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Co-owners Gavin and Ross Clark have a vintage shop that specialize in vintage t-shirts. Vintage 905 has caught the eye and made customers of several NBA players.
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Indecent act charge related to January 16 incident near Millers Lane
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A product sold widespread at Winners, HomeSense and Marshalls in Canada has been recalled due to a major hazard.
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Still today, 10 months after Susie Goulding fell ill with the first symptoms of what eventually could only be identified as COVID-19, she struggles to find the right words to complete her sentences.
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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the case numbers in Ontario have been recorded as active cases, deaths and recoveries.
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Janice Atwood-Petkovski, co-operator of Principles Integrity is the city's integrity commissioner resigned from Hamilton in 2017.
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The province, Hamilton Community Foundation and the community have helped Interval House Hamilton pay off more than half of the $28,000 needed to cover the remaining cost of the flat roof that was replaced at the west Mountain shelter in December.
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Watch video as Ontario Premier Doug Ford discusses the province’s response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus disease) pandemic on Tuesday, January 26.
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When Rene Vlahovic talks about his family’s 85-acre farm in the north end of Vaughan, he describes the hilly terrain he walks on his weekend hikes, the deer and wild turkeys he sees daily, and the fertile farmland that grows soybeans.
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Councillors on the governance subcommittee agreed to allow meetings to be held outside city under city's procedural bylaw.
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Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board education director Manny Figueiredo is vowing to present a plan to trustees this spring on how to implement all 11 recommendations of an expert panel struck to address student bullying.
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"This is not a limit on free speech," said City Clerk Andrea Holland.
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The province passed the COVID-19 Emergency Recovery Act 2020 last March. It allows municipalities to hold virtual meetings.
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Give priority vaccine status to people with dementia and caregivers, Alzheimer society urges