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Cancer doesn’t take a break and neither does the Cancer Assistance Program.
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Nearly eight months into the pandemic, people across Ontario are continuing to find shortages of certain products at their usual retail locations.
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Kurt McKechnie, who served 17 years in the Canadian Armed Forces, was shot to death Jan. 31, 2019 at his girlfriend's Waterloo home.
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Hamilton’s public school board is asking the province for its share of $50 million in federal funding for school-related COVID-19 health measures to help avoid a $10.3 million budget deficit.
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It’s an opportunity for youngsters to do some safe trick-or-treating and see their grandparents at the same time.
Hamilton to examine modular affordable housing options to use $10.76 million from federal government
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Hamilton receives $10.76 million as its share of $500 million from federal government's Rapid Housing Initiative.
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Hamilton receives $10.76 million as its share of $500 million from federal government's Rapid Housing Initiative.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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Ancaster Heritage Days committee crafted a drive-thru event to be held at Ancaster Fairgrounds in December.
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Students from St. Thomas Catholic Elementary School have taken to the streets and walking around the neighbourhood to help keep them healthy and their spirits happy.
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There are a few different COVID-19 isolation facilities currently available to Canadians, and plans for others in the future — none of which are internment camps, as some skeptics have been expressing online, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently assured Canadians.
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Watch as Ontario Premier Doug Ford speaks with reporters in Brampton
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There will be no packed hall this year during the Nov. 11 Remembrance Day service at the Mountain Legion.
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A dispute between two groups of males led to a single gunshot on the central Mountain.
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Stoney Creek residents have a new food takeout and delivery choice with the opening of a Papa John’s Pizza in the Gateshead plaza on Highway 8 on Oct. 19.
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COVID-19 restrictions have quashed plans for an official kickoff for now, but gym teachers say they’re still thrilled by Saltfleet District High’s new track and high-end turf field.
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The Catholic school board will appoint a new trustee for Wards 3 and 4 after the sudden passing of Tony Perri in mid-September.
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At the far side of Providence Christian School grounds, children swing from tree branches, tumble over logs and enjoy the outdoors — all while learning.
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Former Lions Club affordable seniors apartment property located within flood plain
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Ren’s Pets has extended another paw to help pets live their best life.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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Greensville residents are decrying the new digital sign and security lighting at the under-construction school in the community as light pollution — and demanding its removal.
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Hamilton police are asking residents to check their security cameras after shots were fired on Locheed Drive, north of the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway, between Upper Ottawa and Upper Kenilworth streets on Oct. 24.
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It wasn’t the record-breaking increase seen for the province as a whole, but Halton’s COVID-19 cases continue to rise at an alarming rate.The Region is reporting 35 new cases today, bringing its total closer to the 2,000 mark (1983).Oakville a
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Mohawk College has announced there has been a confirmed case of COVID-19 at the Fennell campus.
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Mohawk College has announced there has been a confirmed case of COVID-19 at the Fennell campus.
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A Burlington McDonald’s was immediately shut down for cleaning after one of its employees tested positive for COVID-19 Friday (Oct. 23).Operations at the 2040 Appleby Line location were halted for a thorough cleaning and sanitizing by a certified
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A Waterdown Warriors legend has retired.
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Hamilton’s public school board will try for an eighth and final time to convince the Ministry of Education to help it rebuild Sherwood Secondary School.
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The three-year pilot fraud hotline program, installed in July 2019, saw 85 tips to the city involving city waste or fraud.
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Ontario’s COVID-19 case numbers are they highest they’ve ever been, yet our hospitalization rates are lower than they were at the height of the first wave of the pandemic last spring.
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City not aware of any plans to pave York Road property access
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The new St. Joseph’s Mountain COVID-19 testing centre at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College opened Oct. 23.
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Hamilton public schools too often fail to support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and queer students even when they have positive space groups for that purpose, LGBTQ community activists say.
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About 80 households located in Flamborough, Dundas and Ancaster are impacted by plan to change addresses.
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While recent studies show that Amazon is positioned to lead once again this year as Canadians’ online shopping platform of choice, there are a number of ways for local businesses to better position themselves for success, experts say.
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Being outside can help. What are your outdoor plans for this winter?
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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Mere seconds. That’s all the time it took for a bomb to detonate in the hands of Wayne Greavette as he sat in the living room of his Moffat-area home, near Milton, killing him in 1996.
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Canadian Blood Services has permanently closed its long-running mobile blood donation clinic in Waterdown.
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Ontario seniors' advocates are expressing concern about protecting the legal rights of those harmed due to exposure to COVID-19 in long-term care since March.
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Jaime Nicole is growing more worried with each passing minute.
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Jaime Nicole is growing more worried with each passing minute.
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Health Canada has issued a large recall of numerous wipes products sold in Halton region and across Canada due to a possible contamination that could cause infections.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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A Hamilton man has been arrested and charged for allegedly making online threats to commit a shooting at an unnamed Toronto school.
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Mohawk College has become aware of a confirmed COVID-19 case in a student connected to the school’s Stoney Creek campus.
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One death reported in Durham on Oct. 16, the first since early June
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Toronto resident Laura Mather recalls the first time her privacy and security was compromised, as a person with hearing loss living amid COVID-19.
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"The street numbers jump all over the place," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.