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Music venue leaving Right House for new/old digs in International Village
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City politicians back creation of program meant to fill empty units
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The Rotary Club of Dundas Valley Sunrise honoured four local residents at its annual Paul Harris Fellow awards banquet.
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It’s June 2. Are you ready to cast your ballot?
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We dine in packed pubs, flood sports stadiums and send our toddlers to daycare, but we will not, for the love of God, sit beside one another on the subway.
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Calling an election for Thursday is almost the worst possible day of the week as far as our production schedule goes.
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Horwath attacks Liberal and Conservative cuts to health-care system on final day of election campaign
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The $518-million deal between Stelco and Slate Asset Management will see Stelco lease a portion of the 800-acre parcel once devoted to steelmaking, an
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A day ahead of the Ontario election, Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford is still on course for a second straight majority
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Police say the incidents — three at local high schools, one at an elementary school — involved threatening notes scrawled on bathroom walls
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Police say the reported threat is similar in nature to a note warning of a shooting at Bishop Tonnos Secondary School in Ancaster.
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Tomorrow is election day. Are you ready to make an informed choice?
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Developers say Grace Lutheran must come down
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Two men face drug and weapons charges
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New York state’s weeklong COVID-19 case rate has tumbled every day for two weeks.
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According to Mark Valchuk, a gym membership is the best investment you could make, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Since 2017, over $733 million in residential and commercial building permits were issued in the city’s core.
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Trade in contraband tobacco funds organized crime, advocacy group says
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In response to the threat, Hamilton police will be at the school this week. But still, what is a parent to do to keep their child safe? Scott Radley w
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Experts say it will be tough to dislodge most of Hamilton’s NDP incumbents — but racism allegations and drama have left Hamilton East-Stoney Creek rac
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City inspector tracking project weekly to ensure compliance
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Participants listen to stories about the history of Indigenous peoples through a different perspective.
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Flypasts are dependent on weather and flying conditions.
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The Liberal leader talks about his party’s plan to tackle health-care backlog and deal with the housing affordability crisis.
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The average rent for a one-bedroom in Hamilton has crept up to $1,557, according to a recent report.
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Time to catch up on the local dining scene as the weather draws you out, Diane Galambos writes.
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Hamilton’s public school board is finally agreeing to release the Sept. 2021 report that prompted trustees to sanction Stoney Creek trustee Carole Paikin Miller for a third time this term.
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Hamilton Bulldog set franchise record for points by a blueliner, Scott Radley writes.
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Resident and firefighter transported to hospital
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Resident and firefighter transported to hospital
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Hydro One says estimated time of restoration is 1:15 p.m.
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The province sees slight drop in COVID ICU cases but reports COVID hospitalizations are up 32 per cent from the day before, according to data released Tuesday morning.
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The collisions in Stoney Creek and central Hamilton latest in spike of serious pedestrian crashes in the city.
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The on ramp from the westbound Linc to the westbound 403 is expected to be closed for an extended period: OPP
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Flamborough-Glanbrook candidate Walt Juchniewicz is running for the Ontario Party in the June 2 provincial election.
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The victim confronted a man trying to jump over his backyard fence.
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Four downtown peregrines were banded and named last week after grand estates.
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Touring ‘Memory Lane’ and other pathways to local discovery
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Touring ‘Memory Lane’ and other pathways to local discovery
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The leader of the Green Party of Ontario wants more affordable housing along Hamilton’s LRT line and applauds the city for ‘pushing back’ against deve
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Slate Asset Management says sales for some 700 units will begin this summer
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Parole board says convicted murderer can attend his mother’s funeral, Susan Clairmont writes.
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The Naked Swim for a Cause — Women Only is a popular fundraising event, now it its seventh year. It’s back after pandemic hiatus and money raised is g
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Treated discharges from Dundas Wastewater Treatment Plant contain phosphorus, other chemicals
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Grab your besties and sunglasses! Live music festivals are making a comeback. Will you be there?Check out Your 2022 Ontario Music Festival Guide including top 10 ‘showstopper’ events.Disclaimer: Poll results are not scientific. As the inf
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Hamilton’s public school board is proposing to stop naming schools or component parts like sports fields after people to avoid potential controversies when future generations cast a more critical eye on an honoured individual’s legacy.
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Progressive Conservative candidate Mike Spadafora skipped debate, following practice of other party candidates.
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Letter to parents says uniformed police will be at the school on Friday
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Don McLean says lawyer-activist’s arrest had nothing to do with subsequent protest