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Progressive Conservative MPP Donna Skelly says “special interest groups” are mischaracterizing her government’s move to clip the regulatory powers of Ontario’s conservation authorities as a threat to environmentally sensitive areas.
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"It is a lot money for a lot of people out there who are not working," said Flamborough Coun. Judi Partridge.
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In a news conference on Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed conspiracy theories circulating about the "Great Reset," saying that some people are looking for "someone to blame."
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A Stoney Creek woman has reached a resolution with Hyundai Canada, after contacting Hamilton Community News about an engine problem in her 2012 Tucson SUV.
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A Toronto-based uniform manufacturer is giving schools and non-profit organizations in the Hamilton area a new way to fundraise during challenging times.
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The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t stopped the 1st Winona Scouts from serving their community.
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"I can't figure it out why they are blowing us off like this," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.
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Diwali, the festival of lights, was celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and others around the world on Nov. 14.
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Pedestrian Crossover under construction
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Ontario COVID-19 update with Ontario Premier Doug Ford.
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City-sponsored survey found over 70 per cent of 2,000 participants wants expanded sidewalk snow clearing service.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has ordered a product recall due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination.
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"The bottom line is there is no slack left in the system," said MacIsaac.
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Hamilton residents dropped off more than 3,000 kilograms (6,800 pounds) of food during the CF Lime Ridge 2020 Holiday Food Drive at Lime Ridge Mall Nov. 21 and 22.
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A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Waterdown’s Alexander Place long-term-care home.
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The franchise had been expected to open in the spring, but was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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A proposal to construction 46 townhouse units on Highland Road West in upper Stoney Creek has been approved by the city’s’ planning committee.The plan will involved building an access route to Highland Road after the 1.09 hectare parcel of land b
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Lisgar Park would be the second green space on the mountain to have cameras after they were installed at Fay Park.
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The fact that almost 50 per cent of consumers will shop online this year to avoid large crowds, and retailers want more delivery options, was the genesis to create and launch Metroland Parcel Services.
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According to research from security awareness training platform KnowBe4, fraudulent emails with subject lines referring to COVID-19 and payroll matters are more likely than any other to ensnare users in phishing attacks right now.
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A Stoney Creek Tim Hortons outlet at 315 Centennial Pkwy. N. closed temporarily on Nov. 17 after an employee tested positive for COVID-19 one day earlier.
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The Ontario government has announced that starting Nov. 23, Toronto and Peel regions will be moving into COVID-19 lockdown.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
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Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson says reducing the fees for sports groups will help alleviate users' financial issues during the pandemic.
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The City of Hamilton hosted a virtual public meeting to share preferred solutions to problems with Waterdown’s transportation network, as part of the ongoing Transportation Management Plan for the community late last month.
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Sales would normally be up around this time of year at Penny Pincher Costumes on Concession Street as people and groups reserve Santa Claus costumes and related accessories for any upcoming Christmas party or event.
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Historical information sign planned to explain local partnership with Kaga, Japan
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"They might as well send us some pompoms," said Clark, a NPCA board member.
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Morris will assume her new position on Nov. 26.
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On Nov. 3, the Ontario government announced a new COVID-19 response framework, which will allow the province to rank health units based on case numbers and trends, using a colour-coded system.
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A Waterdown District High School student has tested positive for COVID-19.
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Waterdown’s Garth Wetherall is launching a crusade to bring a permanent museum to the community.
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Curious about the big construction crane and all of the work happening at King Street East near Nash Road South in Stoney Creek?
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If you want to enjoy a tasty Neapolitan-style pizza without having to wait a long time, check out PI CO. Pizza Bar at CF Lime Ridge Mall.
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City of Hamilton councillors defer request to endorse project
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Georgetown resident Thom Gallagher and his poodle, Koda, were among the first guests at the new, $20-million, four-storey Towne Place Suites by Marriott hotel at 1195 Upper James St. near the Linc, which opened Nov. 17.
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Researchers behind a set of protocols for containing workplace COVID-19 outbreaks say fitness facilities can use the same methods to avoid the fate of a SpinCo studio in Hamilton that saw 54 primary cases last month.
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Ontario COVID-19 Update: Premier Doug Ford.
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The Open, played at the Hamilton Golf and Country Club in Ancaster, injected about $63 million into the local economy.
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For Ontarians who will be mailing out holiday cards or packages this season, Canada Post advises to send them out as early as possible, due to shifts in mail volume and operations amid COVID-19.
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City, conservation authority have not received any development proposals for site.
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Councillors also approved to designate the iconic Cross of Lorraine, located on Valery Homes property on the mountain.
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Ontario COVID-19 update with Premier Doug Ford and a separate video update by Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown.
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City has launched a survey Nov. 18 for public to provide input on proposed new Albion Falls viewing area.
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Well into the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, one-quarter of Canadians have reported they won't be celebrating the holidays this year, according to a recent study released by Credit Canada.
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The federal Liberals will propose penalties Tuesday for companies that abuse Canadians’ personal data in what is being billed as a “significant” reform to the country’s privacy laws, the Star has learned.
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"There is always going to be parts of this framework where it could be clearer, said Hamilton's Medical Officer of Health Dr. Elizabeth Richardson.
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Hamilton police say they have ruled out driver error, impairment and speeding as they continue to investigate an accident on the central Mountain that put a 34-year-old man in hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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Niagara Region transit is proposing a one-year pilot project to provide on-demand service at Winona Crossing shopping centre.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now