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Hamilton Public Health Recommends Fire Department Be Equipped with Naloxone

By Joey Coleman | March 19, 2018

Pending Council approval next Wednesday, Hamilton’s fire department will begin stocking and administering naloxone as part of their medical responses when they suspect a patient is experiencing a drug overdose.

Hamilton Police Investigating After Two Suspicious Packages Placed in Canada Post Boxes on Main East

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Queen Street Construction Imagines and Explainer

The City of Hamilton uses ESRI maps to show the changes being made to Queen Street South as the roadway is converted to two-way traffic south of Main Street West.

Source: ArcGIS StoryMaps

HSR announces further service cuts starting June 28

Evening and night service being cut on 14 routes, this in addition to COVID service reductions implemented in March.

Source: www.hamilton.ca

Burlington Cancels Summer Rec Programs

Following public health directives, Burlington determines it cannot safely operate summer camps nor summer recreation programs. All City facility rentals until September 7 are cancelled.

Source: City of Burlington

Tickets & Parking | City of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Hamilton will resume charging for parking on Saturday.

Source: www.hamilton.ca

For Bookstore Owners, Reopening Holds Promise and Peril

A good NYT piece on the dilemma facing the small business bookstore.

Source: www.nytimes.com

Ontario Reg 209/20: Building Code

In a directly worded new regulation, the Ontario Government is ordering municipalities to process all building permits, and conduct full inspections (on-site) during the Building Code Act as per the usual Pre-COVID timelines, and that municipalities cannot use COVID as a reason for any delays.

Source: Ontario.ca

Declaration of Emergency Extended While Ontario Gradually Reopens the Economy

A summary of updates to the State of Emergency, and links to the new regulations.

Source: news.ontario.ca

Ontario Eases Restrictions on Professional Sports Training Facilities

The Ontario Government is allowing pro sport leagues to reopen their training facilities.

Source: news.ontario.ca

Reopening of the Hamilton Waterfront Trail | City of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

The City is reopening the Lake Ontario Waterfront Trail

Source: www.hamilton.ca

Council to Open Public Realm for Business Social Distancing

"I will be presenting this motion Wednesday designed to assist dining districts and restaurants across the city w room to expand outdoors.

Source: Jason Farr on Twitter

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