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Despite announcing earlier today that the province would not have answers about further COVID-19 restrictions or lockdown measures until Monday, the Ontario government has now stated that Hamilton will be moving into lockdown.
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Establishments will have to make difficult decisions about COVID-19 vaccine, legal experts said.
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City not releasing amount of financial settlement, or whether user groups will share in it
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"These are not big box stores. These are real people," said Mountain Coun. Esther Pauls.
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Locations as of Dec. 15 will include hospitals in Toronto, Ottawa
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A long-awaited park on Sadielou Boulevard is not anywhere close to fruition.
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Research and development work at Mohawk College is getting noticed.
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Christmas tree growers in Flamborough are dealing with an earlier demand for trees - something they attribute to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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"My constituents' patience is wearing thin," said Mountain Coun. Terry Whitehead.
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If Ontarians don't stay vigilant about COVID-19 measures over the holidays, especially in the province's hot spots, their actions could have serious repercussions going into the new year, local epidemiologists say.
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Potential penalties under Residential Tenancies Act could include fines up to $300,000
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While 2020 will be remembered as the year of the coronavirus pandemic, on Concession Street it will also be recalled as the year of new businesses.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
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Just days after the first Ontarians were vaccinated against COVID-19 in Toronto and Ottawa, Health Canada has issued a warning to Canadians not to buy counterfeit vaccines for the novel coronavirus online.
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Of all the things to worry about in 2020, running out of ale over the holidays isn't one.
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Hamilton police say a stabbing on the north-central Mountain has turned into a murder probe.
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The Pickering Dungeon case involved an abandoned farmhouse, a broken marriage and a plan for vengeance.
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"Women have paid a heavier price than men when it comes to the pandemic-induced recession," says Denise Christopherson, CEO YWCA.
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3 firefighters believed to have contracted COVID-19 in workplace, while additional 4 contracted it outside workplace
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Parents, community groups and education unions plead for COVID safety measures in school
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Citing increased concerns over the community spread of COVID-19, Hamilton’s Anglican Churches have suspended in-person worship services for the holidays.
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The general manager of CF Lime Ridge is not anticipating any significant increase in shoppers from the GTA, now that the Upper Wentworth Street mall is opening an hour earlier at 9 a.m. until Dec. 23.
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From Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh! to baseball, hockey cards and more, new store offers variety
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Joe Crupi's death shocks family after a month on artificial breathing device
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Events, beautification budgets remain the same as last year
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has once again expanded its list of recalled products sold at Sobeys and FreshCo grocery stores over Listeria concerns.
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How many COVID-19 cases are there in Hamilton schools? How are cases being handled by Hamilton's public and Catholic school boards? How can you stay up-to-date?
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A head-on collision closed Highway 5 in Flamborough between Middletown Road and Brock Road on Tuesday evening.
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"This is certainly a giant step forward," said Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
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Nine months later, much of what experts and citizens thought they knew about the COVID-19 pandemic has changed, from health implications to social implications and so much more.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
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The Hamilton public school board’s expert bullying review panel is calling for an education model that nurtures the “whole child” and puts life skills on par with academic achievement.
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Along with the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 has brought Ontario supply shortages — some temporary, some ongoing — of PPE, cleaning supplies, household appliances, pressure-treated wood, home improvement supplies and even some snacks.
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The number of Waterdown District High School students who have tested positive for COVID-19 this month has doubled after the Hamilton public school board reported two more positive cases in students Dec. 14.
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Hamilton Health Sciences says five units (E4, M2, F5, B3 and E3) remain under a coronavirus outbreak declaration at the Juravinski Hospital on Concession Street as of Dec. 14.
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A 42-year-old man is in hospital with life-threatening injuries following a stabbing on the north-central Mountain.
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Brief change is due to upocming 'cohort flip' for current quadmester
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A former Concession Street dollar store could become the area’s newest government-authorized cannabis retail location.
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When Rod Mercer’s e-bike was stolen last month, he lost a critical element of his life.
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Interval House of Hamilton has started a Go Fund Me campaign to raise funds to help pay for the recently replaced flat roof at the west Mountain shelter.
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Comfort food with a Southern flair is on the menu at The Dirty South, an eatery that recently opened on Concession Street.
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The facility, which opened in May 2019, has been closed since March 2020 by Mission Services because of the pandemic.
Ontario to prioritize COVID vaccines for health-care and LTC workers in red and lockdown areas first
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Ontario is expecting to receive 90,000 doses of vaccine by end of December.
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As Ontarians are completing their shopping for the holidays, small-business owners across the province are asking residents to consider shopping locally and supporting their own communities during this time.
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Outdoor skating rinks in Hamilton — including the Waterdown Ice Loop in Memorial Park and the Freelton outdoor rink — will be open for skaters this winter.
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Infectious disease expert says dining “domes” can increase safety, prevent spread.
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Women compose only seven per cent of skills trade positions in the province's manufacturing sector, say officials.
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Hamilton trustees are rejecting a staff recommendation to require students to learn from home when schools are closed by bad weather.
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Couple continues support for St. Joseph’s Villa and Margaret’s Place
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The Ontario government has announced that York Region and Windsor-Essex's public health units will be going into lockdown next week, and a number of other regions will be moving into new colour zones.