by Bobby Hristova on (#62XEV)
Hamilton is pausing its dredging work in Chedoke Creek to consult with the Haudenosaunee Development Institute about how the work may impact treaty rights and the environment.
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Talli Osborne, 42, is leaving Hamilton behind to work at the new Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas. Osborne has been a well-known figure in the punk scene for decades, and an accomplished public speaker. Now she is opening a new chapter, as the official spokesperson for the museum.
by Bobby Hristova on (#62X1Z)
Niagara police say two Toronto men are facing fraud charges after an alleged scam targeting seniors, also called a "grandparent scam."
by CBC News on (#62X20)
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by The Associated Press on (#62WTP)
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Niagara police have charged two teen boys with 13 counts of mischief after a string of racist and homophobic acts of vandalism near downtown St. Catharines.
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by Michael To on (#62VZT)
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by Bobby Hristova on (#62VTP)
The Haudenosaunee Development Institute is asking Hamilton to pause dredging in Chedoke Creek until the city consults with them about how the work may impact treaty rights and the environment.
by CBC News on (#62V8B)
From Montreal to Ukraine by way of northern Ontario, a flag used in an anti-Russian protest at the 1976 Olympics is being used again as a symbol of resistance, this time for Day of the National Flag celebrations in Ukraine.
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Dozens of people are outraged after they say they were turned away from a lantern festival on Saturday in Six Nations of the Grand River. The territory says the organizers weren't allowed to fly lanterns, but the event planners say it was "100 per cent approved."
by Colin Butler on (#62SY2)
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Mikal Skuterud, an economic professor at the University of Waterloo, thinks Ontario's low-wage temporary foreign workers program should come to an end. This comes after a group of Jamaican migrant workers in Ontario wrote an open letter to their government, calling the working conditions here akin to systematic slavery. Some have said offering workers a path to permanent residency would help.
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by CBC News on (#62S9C)
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by Jessica Maxwell on (#62S61)
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by Desmond Brown on (#62RR9)
Hamilton’s New Vision United Church is plodding along with a project to transform its auditorium into a 1,000-seat live music venue.
by Josh Grant on (#62S62)
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by Tarini Fernando on (#62R8H)
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by Jenna Benchetrit on (#62R4A)
The fitness industry is between a rock and a hard place, with two previously reliable business models floundering at this stage of the pandemic. While in-person studios are still recovering from government shutdowns, at-home fitness brands are losing clientele while people favour affordable brick-and-mortar gyms and fitness centres.
by Ali Raza on (#62R0J)
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by Tristan D'Amours on (#62RVG)
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by Cara Nickerson on (#62PSN)
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by Aura Carreño Rosas on (#62PSP)
Aug. 19 was the last day for candidates to register for this year's municipal elections. Here's the full list.
by Aura Carreño Rosas on (#62PNG)
Hamilton has been promised a $4 million fund to help local organizations that assist young people at risk.
by Cara Nickerson on (#62PGF)
A Niagara police officer with a history of charges and disciplinary hearings has been charged with assault and mischief under $5,000 following a "suspected road rage incident." Const. Nathan Parker previously was accused of assaulting a superior officer in 2018 before an Ontario court stayed the charges this past December.
by Bobby Hristova on (#62P9F)
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by Saira Peesker on (#62NHY)
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by CBC News on (#62NFW)
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by CBC News on (#62NDR)
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by Desmond Brown on (#62N3D)
A program being run by the Hamilton Regional Indian Centre (HRIC) is helping Indigenous women who are single mothers get a college diploma.
by Aura Carreño Rosas on (#62MY7)
The driver who hit and killed migrant worker Fermin Soto Sanchez in June was charged on Wednesday, with careless driving causing death, according to police.
by CBC News on (#62MA7)
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by The Canadian Press on (#62M44)
Mayors, police leaders and businesses in Ontario are calling on the province to provide more help in dealing with the growing homelessness and opioid crises gripping both big cities and small towns.
by Cara Nickerson on (#62KZM)
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by Michael To on (#62KX2)
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by Cara Nickerson on (#62JZ8)
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by Saira Peesker on (#62JZ9)
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by Michael To on (#62JNT)
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by Colin Butler on (#62J98)
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