Hamilton announces plan to reopen the economy. Nutella plant in Brantford closes after 7 workers test positive for COVID-19. Falcons gave birth to chicks on top of Hamilton’s Sheraton Hotel. Hamilton’s Fairweather Brewing is back to brewing beer. Arkells surprise a graduating McMaster student.

Three Hamilton businesses fall victim to a serial arsonist. Shoppers Drug Mart on Upper James tests positive for COVID-19. Doug Ford says Ontario will absolutely not be reopening by May 24th. 59 COVID-19 fines have been issued in Hamilton. An update on actor Nick Cordero. Plus an interview with David Hudson!

The Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) has now been expanded to include freelancers, contract workers, and part-time/seasonal workers. 100+ tow operators lined Upper Gage Street to honour a 30-year-old tow-truck driver. Hamilton’s Broadway star Nick Cordero is in critical condition with COVID-19. Drive-thru tests now available in Hamilton.

In this episode, we discuss how the City of Hamilton is converting FirstOntario Centre into a homeless shelter as the city battles COVID-19. We also talk about the Maple Leaf plant workers who have tested positive for COVID-19, tickets being issued to those not following physical distancing, as well as more city closures and event cancellations. Plus, we interview Robin Lacambra — owner of GoodBodyFeel — who will be talking about how she brought her Hamilton studio’s movement classes online.

In our inaugural episode, we discuss the City of Hamilton's extended shutdown of city-run facilities, Ontario schools remaining closed for at least another month, gatherings of more than 5 people banned and enforced, the fake COVID-19 doctor's note that shut down a Hamilton McDonalds, and notes of positivity found around the city. Plus, we interview local restaurateur Dave Fauteux of Bon Temps on how the Coronavirus pandemic has affected his business.