Hamilton public health is currently investigating potential exposures related to a confirmed case of measles in a local child. Known identified contacts who may have been exposed to this this travel...
Read MoreHamilton public health has identified its first local case of bat rabies for 2025. The city received confirmation of the first positive rabid bat found locally since August 2024, and a Hamilton resi...
Read MoreSometimes, nature is the best medicine; and a new initiative launched in the Halton region is taking that idea to the next level. Conservation Halton has announced a new partnership with Halton ...
Read MoreFoot care can be an overlooked aspect of wellness, but anyone who’s ever experienced foot pain or related mobility troubles understands how much it can impact the entire body. Hamilton chiropo...
Read MoreHamilton public health has confirmed the presence of toxic blue-green algae at the Beach Boulevard Beach. The discovery has prompted public health to close the beach from public access effective imm...
Read MoreThe City of Hamilton is informing residents that the first known positive rabid bat has been confirmed for 2024, with a resident treated by healthcare providers due to exposure. Hamilton public heal...
Read MoreA batch of mosquitoes trapped in Hamilton recently have tested positive for West Nile Virus: the first discovered in the city for 2024. The news has prompted Hamilton’s medical officer of health to ...
Read MoreHamilton public health has closed Pier 4 Park Beach after confirming the presence of toxin-producing blue-green algae. The closure will remain in place indefinitely, with signage at the beach warning ...
Read MoreA case of measles has been confirmed in Hamilton at McMaster Children’s Hospital, and public health is investigating potential exposures. All known contacts who may have been exposed to the measle...
Read MoreAs the province ended its Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) Distribution program on June 30th, the City of Hamilton and Hamilton Public Health are launching a local program to distribute COVID-19 testing kits....
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