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Hamilton Public Health is reporting eight cases of COVID-19 at Alexander Place.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is advertising for lifeguards and other summer help at Wild Waterworks, but successful applicants may want a backup plan.
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It's been one year since Ontario reported Canada's first case of COVID-19. The patient, treated at Sunnybrook Hospital, was a 56-year-old Toronto man who had recently returned from a three-month stay in Wuhan, China.
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Venetian Meat and Salami Company says it hopes to move into its new Winona plant this September, adding up to 10 new jobs as it increases production and retail capacity from the current location on Burlington Street East in Hamilton.
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Successful contractor required to finish project by November 25, 2022
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Guelph-based logistics company ShipperBee will maintain its software development division and intellectual property
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Ward 3 Coun. Nrinder Nann has introduced a notice of motion that would freeze transit fares to help struggling residents.
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The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating after a pursuit ended in a collision with a Halton Regional Police Service cruiser on Highway 5 in Flamborough on Jan. 24.
Hamilton to introduce 'progressive' transit option for Flamborough residents:Pilot project launching
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Several councillors question the cost and how the new on-demand pilot project will impact the rest of the city service.
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Premier Doug Ford provides update on Ontario's C0VID 19 plans
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The Ontario government has announced new plans for vaccine allocation, as a result of the current delivery shortage of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines across the country.
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A Hamilton home care company is appealing to workers recently displaced from the hospitality and retail sectors as it looks to add 25 care giver positions.
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As the provincewide lockdown and Stay-at-Home order continues, many dog owners are wondering what they are allowed to do when it comes to their canine companions.
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An employee at the Waterdown McDonald’s tested positive for COVID-19 on Jan. 18.
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A coalition of 100 health-care organizations and relatives of long-term care residents is accusing the provincial government of downplaying what it says is a deadly crisis in Ontario's long-term care (LTC) system.
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As the thermometer continues to dip, the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society reminds pet guardians to take extra precautions to keep animals safe during cold weather.
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Medical experts at SickKids hospital have updated their report on guidelines for returning to school amid COVID-19 in Ontario, which include changes to testing, screening, masking and physical distancing recommendations.
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Threshold will be reached if new form of virus becomes established in the population and the Province sticks to its plan to reopen all schools on Feb. 10, forecasting shows
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Site plan for proposed commercial and residential renovations not yet approved.
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Planning General Manager Jason Thorne says after a review, city met public notification process.
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There are no added coronavirus/lockdown-related restrictions at Mohawk College.
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There's no better time of year than winter to catch a glimpse of your own breath suspended and swirling in the cold air. In someone infected with COVID-19, do the tiny droplets exhaled in that vapour contain enough viral particles to infect another person before they gradually settle to the ground, potentially tens of metres away?The Government of Canada recently acknowledged the risk that COVID-19 can spread through tiny, aerosolized respiratory droplets that hang in the air.
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Chair of the working group, Hassaan Basit, says Hamilton wasn't "snubbed."
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$1.377-million budgeted in 2022 for amenity construction, improvement
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Premier Doug Ford tours downtown Oshawa Holiday Inn Express
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Dorie Cowling loves her local library.
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Area residents concerned about development on impact to well water.
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Identified as the Durham couple who contracted the so-called UK variant of the virus in late December
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Hamilton’s public school board isn’t expecting to see the return of about a third of the 1,714 missing elementary students whose absence created a big budget headache in the fall before a $14-million bailout from the province.
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Schools in Grey Bruce, Peterborough, Haliburton and Kingston are among those in southern Ontario allowed to open their doors to students to attend class in person, starting Monday.
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Last summer, as Ontario’s schools were preparing to reopen, the Ministry of Education drafted a memo to school officials, highlighting COVID testing as critical to keeping classrooms safe.
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Hamilton police are trying to identify two suspects who robbed a pharmacy on the east Mountain just before 6 p.m. on Jan. 8, a pharmacy in the west end on Jan. 18 and then another pharmacy on the west Mountain on Jan. 19.
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Getting COVID-19 after being immunized against the virus, while possible, is highly unlikely.
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Ultraviolet light is at least as old as the sun, but as recently as 2020 humans continue to find new ways to harness its power. One particular band of UV radiation, UVC, is a known disinfectant that has been used for decades to sterilize air, water and nonporous surfaces.
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It’s time for the Keystone pipeline advocates to take a page from Ontario’s auto industry and move on, Heather Scoffield writes
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"I expect a return to normalcy," says David Mivasair, chair Hamilton-Burlington-Niagara Chapter of Democrats Abroad.
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Health Canada is warning Canadians about a product sold at Walmart that's being pulled from store shelves as part of a massive recall.
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All long-term care home residents and workers in Durham Region have had the first round of vaccinations against COVID-19.
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Lack of Chromebook laptops takes the shine off online learning
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Two incidents led to charges, police say.
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Two law firms are working together on a class-action lawsuit against operator of Orchard Villa, Extendicare.
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For LGBTQ+ community, hate crimes have serious mental, physical consequences
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The funds from the 1.17 hectare property at 1400 Baseline Road would be used to fund affordable housing projects.
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford and top officials provide COVID-19 vaccination update
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Brian Sloat hasn’t let COVID-19’s ongoing challenges and a bitter landlord battle knock him down for the count.
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What constitutes a hate crime varies among police agencies across the country — there is not one single, unified definition that police use to identify, investigate or charge someone with a hate crime.
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Despite occasional incident, Whitby is 'great community:' Tzali Borenstein
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If you don’t see a difference in skin colour, are you racist? If your heterosexual partner makes an inappropriate joke about your gay friend in public, will you defend your friend, or laugh with your partner? Are you a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, person of colour) ally? Or a co-conspirator? Let’s break it down as we learn one Lanark County woman’s story.
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We asked four Hamiltonians about their experiences with hate and what can be done to make our community a better place for all its residents.
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In Waterloo region, there remains a gap between how the public and police view hate crimes.