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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The severe thunderstorm that struck Ontario Saturday afternoon has caused a “widespread power outage” in Waterdown.
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Environment Canada has lifted a warning asking residents to take cover from storm
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Environment Canada warns of high winds, hail, possible tornadoes
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The City of Hamilton’s urban boundary and the Greenbelt took centre stage during the televised Flamborough-Glanbrook debate May 19.
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Minor injuries reported after crash south of Langton
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Driver of pickup truck charged in collision.
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Under-the-radar Avery Hayes continues to shine with a four-point night
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For the third year in a row, blooms have prompted early-season complaints and city testing
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Meanwhile, pandemic-related restrictions on migrants seeking asylum on the Southern U.S. border must continue, a judge ruled Friday.
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Danko argues unique office space could have fetched twice as much
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Scott Watter is charged with sexual assault and sexual assault causing bodily harm; he has pleaded not guilty
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To reach and grow the biggest possible audience, you need to be online and show up in the right way, writes Jay Robb
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Outbreak in Stoney Creek long-term care home up to 70 COVID cases
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For some city players, 24 new public courts have been reduced to zero in the coming months, writes Scott Radley.
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Hamilton Spectator Open Garden Week is back after two-year hiatus, Rob Howard writes.
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Angela Betts, who owned the store with her husband, Greg, said operating the shop became too much after his retirement.
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Haldimand Mayor Ken Hewitt, appointed to replace Toby Barrett as PC standard-bearer, has passed on three all-candidates meetings and drawn the ire of
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Josh Salmon’s garden is all about green, especially in winter, Rob Howard writes.
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Police say the deceased girl could be as young as 10 and half months old
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What if Ontario held an election, and few people cared?
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Three of 19 incidents on Thornton Trail
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Inclusionary zoning, rent controls and a vacant home tax program were among the tools identified by McMaster students earlier this year in a quest for solutions to Hamilton’s housing crisis.
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"If I go re-elected, it would mean I am stronger for running again," says Pauls.
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After wild, narrow, loss in Buffalo, Toronto Rock must win on Saturday, Steve Milton writes.
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Child was taken to Hamilton pediatric trauma centre in stable condition.
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The Hamilton Spectator is looking to speak with buyers in the Hamilton area who are actively searching for their first-ever home — whether it’s a cond
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As a retired school principal, Doris Boettger knows children can also be passionate about the environment.
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Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas provincial election hopefuls participated in an all-candidates meeting on May 19 at Dundas Baptist Church. Candidates Fred Bennink (PC) and Jeffrey Skarica (None of the Above) did not attend.
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The traditional event, which attracted about 100 people, saw all the major parties, except the PC candidate take part.
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Being an in-patient at the Juravinski Hospital on Concession Street didn’t stop more than 60 of them from voting in the June 2 provincial election via an advance poll special ballot on May 16, 17 and 18.
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Police believe shooting was financially motivated
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A mixed bag of weather is in the forecast for Victoria Day weekend
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Domestic: 6U.S.: 1Overseas: 94 vessels handled bulk material related to the steel industry2 vessels handled petroleum product4 vessels handled agricultural product3 vessels handled fertilizer cargo3 vessels handled fi
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This event is a chance for citizens to engage with members of the police service.
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Your Victoria Day long weekend is finally here whether the weather is ready or not.It’s looking like the summer heat on Friday and Saturday will roll back to about 20 degrees on Sunday and Monday once showers move through the area. You’ll want a r
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Boaters who fail to follow the rules this summer will be ticketed.
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Show has been a ratings winner for Crave since it premiered in 2020, Dan Nolan writes.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Traffic delays expected on Hamilton Mountain during four-day closure.
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Buist will be recognized for his important investigative work at a convocation ceremony June 13
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Bumblebees are welcome and wonderful and I had to figure out how to get this one returned to the wild, Lorraine Sommerfeld writes.
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Burlington’s 83-year-old Dick Kirkpatrick is one of the best, Garry McKay writes.
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The authority denied an application last year for a company to build a warehouse complex at 140 Garner Road East.
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147-year-old heritage building damaged water leaking through holes in roof
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We asked people from Dundas, Hamilton Mountain and Stoney Creek for their thoughts on key issues in the campaign. Here’s what they had to say:
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This was supposed to be a good news story about the Buchanan Park Ladies Softball League getting an anonymous monitory donation to purchase new equipment.