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Ontario could soon be seeing 1,000 new daily cases of COVID-19 in the coming weeks.
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When Krishana Sankar immigrated to Canada from Guyana as a teenager, with her mother and two younger sisters, she immediately took on the role of surrogate parent, helping the family make important decisions and settle in to their new home.
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The St. John Henry Newman community is mourning the sudden death of former student Benjamin Zwolak.
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The Waterdown Fortinos expansion has been delayed by COVID-19 and will now see the expanded grocery store open in the summer of 2021.
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The Public Health Agency of Canada has a stern warning for Canadians as a serious salmonella outbreak continues to grow.
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CHCH is on track to move into its new Flamborough home in spring 2021.
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Following the federal Liberal government’s Throne Speech on Sept. 23, several elements were well received by the Flamborough business community — but questions remain about the cost and implementation of several areas.
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Cyclists say Hamilton-Brantford Rail Trail is essential commuting link
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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An online community session hosted by the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board’s bullying review panel got off to a slow start and didn’t take long to show the pitfalls of virtual meetings.
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Stoney Creek residents are being asked to watch for red bags being delivered by MP Bob Bratina’s constituency youth council.
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City planning staff have launched project website
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Limited participation gymnastics classes have resumed at Passion To Fitness on Upper Wellington.The busy studio was forced to close for several weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic but continued online instruction and in June, some in-studio tra
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The Beautiful Alleys group is urging Mountain residents to take part in their third annual Let’s Pick it Up neighbourhood/alleyway cleanup on Oct. 3.Residents can drop by the Cancer Assistance Program parking lot on Concession Street at 8 a.m. to
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit is now involved in a robbery investigation at an east Hamilton vape shop.
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Hamilton customers raised a few empty bottles through their favourite Beer Store and contributed over $81,000 to local food banks and the Juravinski Hospital during the coronavirus pandemic.The campaign by the Beer Store, which began March 17 acr
Beer Store boost for Juravinski hospital and Hamilton Food Share:Empties raise funds for good causes
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The Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre and Hamilton Food Share are among the local food banks and health care centres that will share $195,865 courtesy of Hamilton area residents returning their empties to the Beer Store.
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An Oakville girl who died after the horse she was riding became stuck in a marshy bog is being described as "a bright light" who will be sorely missed.
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"It sucks. No two ways about it," said Rev. Aaron Gerrard, chair of Ancaster Heritage Days.
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The Ontario government has announced a more robust flu campaign this year, in an effort to keep up with future healthcare demands amid COVID-19.
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There were three coronavirus cases connected to Hamilton schools as of Monday, Sept. 21.
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Watch Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s daily news conference on COVID-19 and the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ward 3 Coun. Nrinder Nann said providing the event for free is a "good will gesture" to the public.
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A local brand development studio and marketing agency hopes to “capture” the imagination of their clients.
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If you’ve got a vehicle you no longer want because it’s old or unroadworthy, Georgina Rosenberg hopes you’ll consider it as a chance to help people in need of food and a roof over their head.
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Members of the Hamilton Coalition To Stop The War engage passing motorists while protesting Canadian arms exports to Saudi Arabia outside Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Liberal MP Bob Bratina’s constituency office in downtown Stoney Creek on Sept. 21.
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Mountain Couns. Esther Pauls and John-Paul Danko contribute $1.952 million for first part of redevelopment.
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The Hamilton Public Library’s Bookmobile is back on the road as of Sept. 22.
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Canadian Tire says property sale should close early next year.
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As the weather gets cooler and the leaves begin to change, your outdoor pandemic adventures are about to get lot more colourful.
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LIVE VIDEO: Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides daily update on COVID-19 September 2
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Expect some delays and local traffic only restrictions this fall in the Eastmount Neighbourhood, just south of Concession Street. Road resurfacing on neighbourhood residential streets is now underway.
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"He has constantly stood up for his principles," said Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson.
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The past week has been a wild ride for some Flamborough students of Hamilton’s Glendale Secondary School — just not the kind of ride they were expecting; on a school bus.
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"Participants should be ashamed of themselves," says Superintendent Will Mason.
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Mountain Coun. Terry Whitehead remains opposed to the plan that will allow four lanes on Aberdeen reduced to two.
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The new limits are effective immediately and apply to gatherings such as parties, dinners and barbecues
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"It's important to keep the fields as they are," said Marc Bader.
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It started out as simple as could be. Alf Moulden wanted to pick a few things up at the nearby grocery store.
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Provincial offences court not yet holding in-person hearings
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For today's address, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is joined by other premiers from across Canada to discuss what they would like to see in the upcoming federal throne speech.
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Ridge Road Estate Winery offered free delivery to help it survive the pandemic at its height.
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City implements new policies in response to staff errors.
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The president of the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board’s elementary teachers’ union says he’s worried it’s too easy for students to get out of a requirement to wear a mask while indoors to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 at schools.
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Coronavirus pandemic has pushed the deadline for the reopening of Valley Park and library until fall of 2021.
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Flamborough man faces impaired driving charges
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It appears a 19-year-old Hamilton man charged recently in connection with a string of vehicle entries on the central Mountain and in Dundas has been busy.
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Work on the $30-million stem cell transplantation centre on the fourth floor of the Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centreon Concession Street is expected to wrap by the end of September.