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The Hamilton campus of Brock University has been located in a former high school on King Street East.
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It looks like there won’t be any veterans or volunteers distributing poppies at indoor locations on the Mountain this year.
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Education Minister Stephen Lecce joins Ontario Premier Doug Ford for today's COVID-19 update.
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Sharon Richards is slowly winding down McGee’s Landing, but quick to stress it’s not because her downtown Stoney Creek gift shop couldn’t survive the coronavirus pandemic.
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City is expected to save about $6.5 million in operating costs to provide blue box service.
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World Polio Day recognized
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now
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The hallways at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College would normally be bustling this time of year.
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The proposed 24-unit townhouse development on Londonderry Drive will be located beside a child-care centre.
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A City of Hamilton staff report shows that Metrolinx is investigating the business case for a bus rapid transit (BRT) route on Dundas Street from Waterdown to the Kipling subway station in Toronto.
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A Hamilton man is facing a slew of charges after Toronto police allegedly seized a semi-automatic gun following a string of events reportedly involving a carjacking, crash, shooting and break-and-enter.
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As Hamilton's coronavirus cases increase and with provincial emergency orders still in place, the city can't hold in-person meetings.
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"What we are trying to do is figuring out how to live with COVID," said Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, medical officer of health.
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What do actor Ryan Reynolds, Stoney Creek’s Baffin Inc. and Arctic Bay, Nunavut have in common?
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Flu shots are in at Hauser’s Pharmacy and Home Healthcare.
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Ontarians are encouraged to get the flu shot as the province climbs higher into its second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and cold and flu season begins. Because the symptoms of COVID-19 and flu infections are so similar, preventing a flu infection in the first place will save you from wondering which virus you have, and help save healthcare resources for patients with COVID-19. Getting the vaccine might be easier said than done right now, though, as people following the
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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Despite recent efforts by the Ontario government to implement additional health measures in long-term care, advocates are still citing concerns over testing times and staffing issues across the province.
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College and university associations will prepare for a return to sport guidelines for fall 2021 season.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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Markham residents Jennifer Pan and Menhaz Zaman both committed shocking acts against their own family members.
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Through her own lived experiences, Rayanne Banaga knows mental health looks differently for many Black youth.
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Hamilton police are asking residents in the Fennell Avenue East and Upper Sherman area to check their surveillance video after receiving reports of several shots fired around 4 a.m. on Oct 14
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Sharon Smith and Karen Scott were not amused with how the coronavirus pandemic was keeping them at home and limiting their ability to go out and do things.
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Hamilton staff issued demolition permit Sept. 30 to remove fire-damaged structure.
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Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Andrew Fuller was thriving at school.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority says a popular pond at Fifty Point in Winona is showing promise as a natural fishery two years after the province ended permission to stock it with rainbow trout.
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Watch Premier Doug Ford's daily COVID-19 update now.
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Health Canada has recalled 77 types of hand sanitizers that contain ethanol or denaturants that are not permitted for use in these products in Canada.
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Watch Premier Dog Ford's daily update on the COVID-19 pandemic
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Neighbour to Neighbour Centre officials are concerned a coronavirus-related drop in community food drives could leave them scrambling to meet the demand for their emergency food services heading into the holiday season, traditionally the busiest time of year at the food bank.
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Hamilton Mountain police detectives are hunting for a male suspect after a 60-year-old man was assaulted in the area of Sanatorium and Rice roads.
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Every morning this school year, Chris Newcombe has received an email that his daughters’ school bus is delayed - often by 60-75 minutes.
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Another Hamilton dine-in Tim Hortons location has served its last cup.
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Come furry friends, it’s time to “sit pretty.”
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Health department reports 10 new cases on Sunday
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The producers of onions that triggered multiple food recalls and public health warnings and are believed to have caused a massive salmonella outbreak in Canada over the summer were negligent and failed to properly test their products, ultimately putting the public's safety at risk, according to allegations in a class action claim filed in Ontario Superior court.
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Possible ideas that will be discussed include improving the washroom facility, creating a leash-free dog area and new pathways.
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Possible ideas that will be discussed include improving the washroom facility, creating a leash-free dog area and new pathways.
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Councillor wants property added to Cootes to Escarpment EcoPark
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Creighton Road non-profit facility opened in 1961
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The proposed multi-sport facility would have six gyms and host badminton if Hamilton lands the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
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Though she and fellow art-class students found other ways to stay in touch during the Winona Seniors Club’s COVID-19 shutdown, including via Zoom, Trudy Klassen says there’s no substitute for the real thing.
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After consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health and public health officials, the Ontario government has announced that Toronto, Peel and Ottawa will be moving into a "modified" version of Stage 2.
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Surgery considered difficult, dangerous as vet waits for hook to pass through
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No charges related to “sudden death” of man in wooded area
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Market in the Creek concluded another season of helping Stoney Creekers eat and shop local.The King Street vendor showcase held its final event on Oct. 8.
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$42,953 federal grant supports operating expenses
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According to the Canadian Cancer Society, less than one per cent of all breast cancers occur in men.
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An injured swan rescued from the Queen Elizabeth Way near Centennial Parkway in Stoney Creek is expected to make a full recovery.