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As an average citizen, if you have opposing views from the government about COVID-19 restrictions or lockdown measures, you have the right to voice those publicly.
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If you received any COVID-19 benefits from the government during 2020, chances are you’re wondering how they will affect your tax filing and return.
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Province encourages tenants to contact investigators if further issues arise
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Some residents at the apartment building at 977 Mohawk Rd. E. are complaining about what they claim is a lack of cleaning and sanitization at the seven-floor complex.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides update on the Province's COVID response
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74 Best Ave. December 2018 fire cause undetermined after Fire Marshal investigation.
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One detects the virus, the other destroys it
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Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian Blood Services has recorded a significant drop in blood donations due to mobile events venue cancellations and other unforeseen issues.
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The next five years will be more unpredictable because of the pandemic, say economic development staff.
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Branches located in municipal service centres follow usual library hours.
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A preliminary tax increase of 2.5 per cent is before councillors, as they seek further savings to help residents.
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Ontario is one month into the COVID-19 vaccination rollout and releasing plans for who will get vaccinated next, based on specific criteria.
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Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) are warning shoppers about a Farm Boy product that has been recalled over serious allergy concerns.
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The City of Hamilton has clarified the guidelines around the province’s stay-at-home orders and the new rules that came into effect Jan. 14.
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The cold and freezing drizzle didn’t stop COVID Elvis from serenading the staff and volunteers inside Neighbour to Neighbour Centre and their neighbours along Athens Street Jan. 12.West Mountain resident and longtime retirement home crooner Camer
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Some residents confused about how the provincial rules will be enforced.
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Stoney Creek could be getting yet another pot store with an application to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario for an Uncle Herbs Cannabis shop in the former The Spot Restaurant and Lounge at 438 Hwy. 8.
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No changes at City of Hamilton outdoor facilities despite early confusion over rules
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Black youth in Ontario are more likely than white youth to be pushed out of the classroom and into the criminal justice system due to factors outside of their control, but a group of legal experts in Toronto is looking to change that.
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After Brock Beck was fatally stabbed in July 2020, the community's support resulted in four arrests just months later.
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Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning Canadians tonight (Jan. 14) about a meat product that is being pulled from stores due to undercooking and the possibility of it causing food poisoning.
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The difference between digital marketing and traditional marketing lies in the tactics and data used to achieve the end goal.
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The plan is to build six townhouses in two three blocks on the 0.1266 hectare property.
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Carol and Joseph Ridsdale of Dundas won $1 million after matching all seven Encore numbers on a Lottario draw Dec. 26.The winning ticket was purchased at Pioneer Snack Express on Dundas Street in Waterdown.Carol, 56, and Joe, 58, said in a pre
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The COVID-19 outbreak at Waterdown’s Village Manor decreased by one case on Jan. 13.
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Regular early morning users of the Chedoke stairs at the foot of Upper Paradise have likely seen Allen Rams.
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Club’s 50/50 draw and anonymous member’s contribution add to total
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As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout ramps up across the City of Hamilton, questions remain about when it will be available to specific, vulnerable age groups — including in Flamborough.
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Hamilton receives $6 million for "extraordinary" COVID-19-related costs.
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Health Canada is warning Canadians about pots sold in Canada that have led to at least three people being injured.
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Ontario COVID-19 Update with Premier Doug Ford for Wednesday, Jan. 13.
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Will the new COVID-19 vaccine change your DNA? This and other questions answered.
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Mountain View Elementary School is going up for sale now that the new South Meadow Elementary School is ready to open once a COVID-19 shutdown ends and students are permitted to resume in-person classes.
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Although Premier Doug Ford stated on Tuesday that residents of Ontario will only be allowed to leave their homes for essential reasons, such as going to the grocery store or pharmacy, accessing health-care services, for exercise or for essential work, there is a broad range activities that fall within these categories.Here's what you can still do, along with a few things you can't.
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The Ontario government has declared a state of emergency, effective immediately, due to the rise of COVID-19 numbers in the province. The government is also issuing a stay-at-home order that will commence later this week.
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Watch three important COVID-19 updates today from Ontario health officials, Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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The Ontario government has released new COVID-19 modelling data, which informed the next steps the province will be taking to control the spread of the virus.
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A decision by Hamilton’s public school board to hold off on spending $1 million in COVID funding from Ottawa is being criticized by the president of its elementary teachers’ union.
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Ontario health officials provide update on COVID-19
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Public health officials have started vaccinating long-term care residents and staff. Vaccines will be available to public later in 2021.
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CN Rail apologizes to those impacted by freight operations
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Planned $350,000 culvert and road project to be tendered this spring
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Hamilton public school trustees have changed their Code of Conduct after quietly dismissing a confidential complaint by Ward 5 representative Carole Paikin Miller against three of her colleagues following a private investigation.
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Ontario's top health officials provide an update on the province's response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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While COVID-19 has changed many facets of life for the worse, the ongoing pandemic may have had a positive impact on the City of Hamilton’s Snow Angels program.
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Staff from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry met with City of Hamilton and Niagara Escarpment Commission representatives in late November 2020 to start discussing the city’s request to add Pleasant View to the commission’s development control.
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Homeowners have voiced their outrage over "hyper-intensification" that has created traffic and safety concerns.
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Health Canada is warning Canadians about a brand of mushrooms that are being recalled due to the potential presence of dangerous bacteria.
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Enough is enough, immediate measurable action is required to save the lives of our vulnerable seniors and their caregivers.
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Temporary Hatt Street Bikeway budgeted for this year