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In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, community service clubs are facing a new normal and looking for new ways to keep going and stay relevant.
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Liem Vu is hoping Hamilton residents will show a little pre-Christmas goodwill later this month.
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In a report released in September, News Media Canada estimates that Canadian news publishers could recoup millions of dollars per year if big technology companies such as Google and Facebook were forced to pay for news content.
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Exhibit tracing past four decades runs in Gallery’s Barber Atrium through January
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
Stoney Creek residents reject changes to proposed townhouse development on former Masonic lodge land
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Owner is proposing five, three-storey townhouses for 19 Dawson Ave.
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Last month, the Ontario government announced plans for a new Digital Identity Project, expected to be implemented by the end of next year.
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Cher Obediah tapped old footage for her new documentary, but its subject is still so topical it’s getting a star billing at this year’s Hamilton Film Festival.
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New COVID-19 protocols, design planned for three days of programs weekly
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The Hamilton branch of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association is hoping others will follow Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger.
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Ancaster Community Services is going the extra mile to thank its volunteers during the pandemic.
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An initiative aimed at improving the lives of Black children and youth across Ontario has completed eight months of research in Toronto and is now underway in five other cities throughout the province.
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Life for a 58-year-old Hamilton man is a little more "grand" after scoring big on the Daily Grand lottery.
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Premier Doug Ford announced the Ontario government will invest $680 million over six years to improve and expand broadband and cellular access across the province on Nov. 4 in Minden.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars are being directed toward rural internet access in Ontario over the next few years.During his daily news conference Wednesday, Premier Doug Ford announced that the province would be investing $680 million over the
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
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As Canadians watch the election results unfold south of the border, many have been taking to Twitter to comment on the drama, with the hashtag #Unbelievable, which is now trending.
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For Tammy, the Monday night dinners at Immanuel Christian Reformed Church on Mohawk Road West each late fall and winter have become a big part of her life.
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For Tammy, the Monday night dinners at Immanuel Christian Reformed Church on Mohawk Road West each late fall and winter have become a big part of her life.
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Democrats Abroad Canada members say they continue to wait until all ballots are counted in battleground states.
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The Canada Food Inspection Agency is warning Canadians seven varieties of Miss Vickie's potato chips could contain pieces of glass after Miss Vickie's Canada issued a recall on Nov. 3.
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Indoor dining and gyms will be reopening in York, Peel and Ottawa this week, as part of the new COVID-19 guidelines released by the provincial government today.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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On Saturday, Oct. 31, Ancaster Tennis Club (ATC), put the courts, and the 2020 season, to bed for the winter. In a season like no other in the club’s history, ATC had to adapt very quickly to the realities of COVID-19.
5 things your workplace can do to help prevent COVID-19 outbreaks:Cohorts aren't just for classrooms
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Physical distancing measures have been proven to significantly reduce the spread of COVID-19, and many people can achieve a safe physical distance from others by working from home.
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Hamilton’s public school board says it’s working to prevent a repeat of transgender students being inadvertently outed by its Microsoft Teams group-chat platform.
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As cooler weather clips the patio season that has been a COVID lifeline to many local restaurants, Winona’s renowned Memphis Fire Barbeque Company is adding something a bit unexpected to its survival menu: custom photo collages.
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About 150 people dropped by on the final day of the Hamilton Mountain Farmers’ Market despite cool and cloudy conditions Oct. 30.
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Hamilton police continue to investigate two shootings that took place on the Mountain over the weekend.
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"It was the first time in my life I faced anxiety and fear," said Whitehead.
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The Ontario government has announced its commitment to ensure long-term care residents get an average of four hours of direct care each day — a standard that advocates have been pushing for, for approximately ten years.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford makes announcement in Mississauga
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Poppy Fund should survive change in fundraising effort
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Researchers from universities across Canada teamed up earlier this year to establish protocols for preventing large-scale COVID-19 outbreaks in the workplace. Now those protocols are being adopted by businesses in Ontario.
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Construction is underway to upgrade the Melissa Tancredi Soccer Field on Jerseyville Road.
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Garry Flood has been named the 2020 Flamborough Senior Volunteer of the Year by Flamborough Connects.
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In an open letter to the provincial government, a coalition of leaders from Ontario's food service sector this week asked for access to the data driving the province's latest decisions around restaurant operations amid the pandemic.
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Waterdown’s Chris Amell — affectionately known in his neighbourhood as "The Fry Guy" — will once again be holding his annual Halloween fry night.
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The new Ron and Nancy Clark Stem Cell Transplantation and Cellular Therapies Unit is ready to receive patients.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford makes announcement in Etobicoke
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This year, MADD Canada's Project Red Ribbon campaign will look a bit different for Ontarians, but it still has the same goal: to support the organization and to promote sober driving as residents head into the holiday season.
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When Konnie Vissers borrowed the ebook “Understanding Garden Design, The Complete Handbook for Aspiring Designers” by Vanessa Gardner Nagel from the Hamilton Public Library, little did she know she would be making history.
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Owners overcome series of delays over last few years
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Hamilton’s public school board is forming a community working group to help find ways to fill any gaps left by June’s termination of a Hamilton police liaison program, but some trustees are already questioning the role police will play.
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Cootes Drive location anticipates March opening
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Councillors approved reprimanding LGBTQ chair in September for violating provincial privacy act.
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Ontarians' lifestyles have changed significantly since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent public health response, and it shows in the way they spend their money.
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Ontario Families for Public Education and the Ontario Parent Action Network have announced they will be launching a public consultation process regarding the province’s pandemic education plan.
Queen Bee Studio opens on Hatt street in Dundas:Tracey-Mae Chambers uses beeswax as sculpture medium
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Tracey-Mae Chambers uses beeswax as sculpture medium
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford makes announcement in Barrie