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The chair of Hamilton’s public school board says future students face cuts to programs to cover the bill for keeping today’s students safe from COVID-19 unless the province steps up with more funding.
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Flamborough could soon be home to four cannabis retail stores.Applications are in progress for two stores in Waterdown and one in Carlisle, while another store in Waterdown has been authorized to open.According to the Alcohol and Gaming Commis
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Local newspaper company capitalizing on distribution network.
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Province “will not hesitate” to achieve compliance with Residential Tenancies Act
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Province “will not hesitate” to achieve compliance with Residential Tenancies Act
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New Costco announcement mandates anyone over the age of two wear a face covering, even in the case of a medical condition.
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Depending on where you live in the province, property tax rates could be costing you thousands of dollars more than residents of other areas.
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The chair of the Hamilton Conservation Authority is warning of a loss in valuable expertise if Premier Doug Ford’s government follows through on a plan to no longer allow citizens to serve as directors.
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The holiday season started to roll in along the Concession Street Business Improvement Area Nov.16
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Hamilton police are looking for a Black male teen with a medium build after a male youth had his high-end winter coat taken from him on the central Mountain.
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The Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre has been closed as the City of Hamilton moves to the more restrictive red control category in the battle to stem the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ontario COVID-19 update by Premier Doug Ford
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Ontarians who are missing the movie-going experience can now book their own private viewings at their local Cineplex theatres.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark says he fears a decision by the Hamilton Conservation Authority to create a policy to potentially let developers move wetlands will see them lining up to do so.
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When schools across Ontario were shut down back in March there were, as far as we knew, no cases of COVID-19 in the classroom
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A 30-year old man is facing second-degree murder, assault and assault peace officer charges after a west Mountain stabbing turned into a murder investigation.
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Ontario’s pharmacies and pharmacy wholesalers have received additional 186,000 flu vaccine doses in the last two weeks, according to the Ontario Pharmacists Association.
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A 30-year old man has been charged following a domestic incident that led to a stabbing at a home in the area of Upper Paradise and Bendamere Avenue on the Mountain.Hamilton Police were called to a disturbance at the home around 12:40 p.m. on Nov
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Environment Hamilton urges residents to make their views known
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
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Ancaster Community Services received a big surprise this month from the Hamilton Golf and Country Club Foundation.
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Queen’s Park has announced $18.1 million for 192 new beds at the Grace Villa Long Term Care Home on the central Mountain.
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Hamilton officials will start naming businesses that violate the city’s coronavirus protection measures starting Nov. 16.
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Work is underway on upgrades at the First Street wastewater pumping station at 372 Dundas St. E. in Waterdown.
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A toy widely sold at Toys R Us stores in Canada has been recalled over concerns it could create a sharp edge or choking hazard.
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Dundas Lions $500,000 gift first of many expected from sale of affordable housing
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Councillors agreed to 4.28 per cent water and wastewater rate increase, while also adding money for infrastructure
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Ontario has released its latest COVID-19 modelling projections, and the province's outlook has changed considerably since it released its last set of projections on Oct. 29.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now in Hamilton
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Here’s a chance to do something good for yourself and the environment.
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The plan by Zest Communities to add commercial buildings and 1,200 residential units to St. Elizabeth Village is not sitting well with some residents there.
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Junior William Appiah, 18, was shot and killed in 2008 at a popular outdoor basketball court in a Toronto community.
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When the $180 million Juravinski Hospital opened in August 2010 the plan was always to include a second phase of construction that would see the older parts of the former Henderson General Hospital remaining on the site torn down and replaced
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Ancaster residents and lifelong animal enthusiasts Laura and Bill Carl have created an online boutique, featuring unique goodies for dogs and cats.
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The strange saga of preacher Charles McVety and Premier Doug Ford has raised uncomfortable questions about Canada Christian College, Martin Regg Cohn writes
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Officials in Norfolk County are pleading with motorcycle enthusiasts not to visit the lakeside town of Port Dover this Friday the 13th.
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Proposed legislation will take away the role of the conservation authorities to provide science-based input on development applications
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With their traditional revenue streams choked by the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario's Royal Canadian Legion branches are facing shortfalls of the cash they need to operate year-round.
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Hamilton housing officials are committed to building at least 38 affordable housing units with federal money.
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Students at Stoney Creek’s Memorial and Mountain View elementary schools will be moving on from more than their old buildings when they take their seats in their new replacement school in January.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now in North York
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Heritage committee agrees to delay discussing possible designation of Ancaster High School land until in-person meetings allowed.
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New landlord’s letter states rent increase and payments would be pursued this week
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Citing a recent spike in COVID-19 cases, the Battlefield Optimist Club has decided to cancel its annual Christmas tree lot at Battlefield House Museum and Park.
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Ontario COVID-19 Update: Premier Doug Ford in Woodbridge
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is taking advantage of the off season at Fifty Point to repair what is being described as “a huge mess” left by erosion in three areas along the park’s shoreline.
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A November day that felt more like summer provided a comfortable setting for vehicles lined up along the road decked out in balloons and signs as they honked their horns and rang bells to celebrate the 90th birthday of community activist Pat Saunder
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Carlisle residents have been asking for bike lanes and sidewalks throughout the village for years, but the City of Hamilton says several issues complicate the situation.
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A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Waterdown's Alexander Place.
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The Ontario government released its 2020 budget Nov. 5, projecting more than $187 billion in expenditures this year — including $30 billion in pandemic spending.