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The Ministry of Environment, Parks and Conservation say they received notice from ArcelorMittal Dofasco of emissions that came from a plant Saturday afternoon.

ArcelorMittal Dofasco says it is investigating the “malfunction” that sent a red dust cloud into the air this past weekend.

It’s unclear what exactly led to such a large emission from the east Hamilton steelmaking facility.

When will those within the province or within Environment Hamilton compel industry to clean up their filth, asks Chris Carroll

Process that decided shifted urban boundary into rural lands needs probing in light of Greenbelt scandal, MPP Sandy Shaw says

The Ford government pushed back at critics over the Greenbelt at Queen's Park on Tuesday.

Local advocates jubilant but argue residents must keep pressure on to rescind other contentious land-use decisions

Mayor Andrea Horwath was one of many Hamiltonians thrilled by the Greenbelt reversal, but wants more including the return of agricultural land forced into the urban boundary.

Province says it gave ‘careful’ consideration to all stakeholders before expanding city’s urban footprint, but probe of Greenbelt decision shows homebuilders got a sneak preview

Environmental advocates are celebrating Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s decision to reverse his plan to open the protected Greenbelt lands for housing development as a victory. But they emphasize the influence of private interests on governance and planning decisions remains a pressing issue.