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Locations as of Dec. 15 will include hospitals in Toronto, Ottawa
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides COVID-19 update as more regions set to enter lockdown.
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The federal, provincial and municipal governments contributed nearly $1 million to improve the 1827 building.
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Remainder of report will stay confidential
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With Santa Claus parades and other holiday festivities cancelled for 2020, the Katz family wanted to spread some cheer in their east Mountain community.
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Total of 25 users permitted during pre-booked 50-minute blocks of time
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Health Canada today (Dec. 10) ordered an expanded recall of a Canadian Tire product after multiple complaints and an injury.
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Algorithms have changed modern society for the better in a number of ways, through advances in technology, optimized experiences online and so much more.
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A 43-year-old Hamilton man is facing numerous charges in connection with a lengthy crime spree across the city.
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Kara Clark was reported missing in Brampton in 2017; three days later her body was found near a creek.
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The relief package from the Mayor's Task Force on Economic Recovery include tax cuts, fee reductions and financial help.
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Melanie Barlow is getting an education.
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Ontario is temporarily waiving multiple driver's licence renewal requirements to allow all Class G and M drivers to renew their licences online at ServiceOntario.ca.
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Getting ready for winter at CF Lime Ridge
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"We've got to stand up to the province because they are wrong," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.
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"We've got to stand up to the province because they are wrong," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.
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Did you know smartphone photos contain GPS coordinates of the exact place they were taken?Digital photos contain information called metadata that can be viewed on whatever device the photo is saved to. One of these pieces of data is the GPS location information for the location where a photo was taken.
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Hamilton police are asking the public for information that will help them track down the driver of a minivan that struck a pedestrian on the south-central Mountain and then fled the area.
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After five years of sitting idle, upper Stoney Creek’s new Saltfleet Conservation Area is finally poised to spring to life and fulfil a goal of reducing flash flooding below the escarpment.
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In the world of big tech, algorithms are behind much of what we see online.
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"I think reservations are where we are headed on this," says Emergency Operations Centre director Paul Johnson.
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What was originally thought to be a vandalism spree on Duncan Avenue in Waterdown has been determined to be an accident, according to Hamilton Police.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded its recall of meat products sold at Sobeys. FreshCo and other grocery stores.
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Next steps for vacant property not known
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When Dawn Martens began thinking about what the Buchanan Park Opera Club would stage for its 26th annual spring production, she recalled an older woman slipping her a note following a club show several years earlier.
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Less than one month after pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and Moderna announced their COVID-19 vaccine candidates were more than 90 per cent effective, Canada's provincial and federal governments have started outlining how the rollout of those vaccines will look.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
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A paradox of social media is the desire to share information about our lives with other people on the platforms we use, while not sharing too much.
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On the same weekend Stoney Creek’s Santa Claus Parade was originally scheduled, there was a different kind of celebration happening along Gray Road last Sunday.
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The Liberal government is busy ticking off boxes next to outstanding promises from the last campaign, Susan Delacourt writes
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Hamilton police are asking for the public’s help to solve a year-old murder.
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A student at Waterdown's Guy B. Brown Elementary School has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Councillors agree to eliminate 0.5 per cent infrastructure levy to further cut taxes to help out residents next year.
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Police have identified Andrew Davis as the 27-year-old man fatally shot on the driveway of a Cayuga Road home in Six Nations of the Grand River Territory in the early evening of Nov. 30.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is asking for only half of a maximum two-per-cent municipal levy increase set by city councillors for 2021 despite uncertainty about how COVID will affect other revenue sources.
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NEC awaits response from Columbia International College
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Hamilton Mountain NDP MP Scott Duvall has introduced two private member’s bills that would ban replacement workers during strikes or lockouts in federally regulated sectors and protect workers’ pensions at companies that seek bankruptcy protection.
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Utility owners were not notified of the work in advance.
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Waterdown District High School history teacher Nathan Tidridge has received a 2020 Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Teaching.
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The new Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board elementary school in Greensville has been officially named Greensville Elementary School.
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In the past, there would be a noticeable holiday season buzz among the clients, volunteers and staff at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre during December.
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The new cannabis store opened on Nov. 27.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic drags on, Flamborough food banks are managing to continue to serve an increased number of clients into the holiday season.
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2 Hatt St. was a "high priority" in 2017
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Hamilton’s public school board saw a slip in the number of Grade 1 students who met the provincial reading standard on their final report card in June, a result being partly blamed on the switch to online learning following March’s COVID shutdown.
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According to the latest mental health index by human resources company Morneau Shepell, working Canadians reported struggling financially, emotionally and at work when surveyed in October.
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Staff members at Shawn & Ed Brewing Co. are looking forward to a time when they can welcome a full house of customers back to the brewery for a cold pint.
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The 11-year-old boy who was struck by a pickup truck while crossing Royal Vista Drive at Upper Gage Avenue on Dec. 1 has died of his injuries in hospital.
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A Waterdown District High School student has tested positive for COVID-19.