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A big recall of certain varieties of candy has Canada's biggest grocery store chains and big-name stores alerting customers.
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At least five people hurt in crash Thursday evening
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Here’s what you need to know about where to vote before June 2
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Murder trial hears about how Carla and Alan Rutherford died when their Dundas home burned, Susan Clairmont writes.
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The riding is among the city’s densest
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The Hamilton Bulldogs have done nothing but win for nearly five months. Can that continue as they enter Round 3 of the playoffs? Scott Radley writes.
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“We want a ballpark figure,’ Coun. Esther Pauls says.
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The average sale price for a detached home in Hamilton was $1.06 million in April.
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The move, spurred by the discovery of widespread vehicle maintenance issues, could leave thousands of disabled residents temporarily stranded.
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International Village bakery makes local favourite dessert with a twist.
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But some city politicians concerned about offering ‘blank cheque’ for Commonwealth bid
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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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After previously committing to installing a rubberized path at Agro Park in Waterdown, the City of Hamilton is now backtracking on that plan.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Robert Pasuta said when the Greenbelt was originally proposed, he and other farmers opposed it.
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The Silverbirch Boulevard home boasts more than 1,300 square feet of living space.
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The Hamilton Immigration Partnership Council is hosting events focused on inclusivity and diversity
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Three arrested after police serve warrant on Highway 24 property north of Simcoe
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Winnipeg brothers open tour in Hamilton on June 3 after getting a big boost from multiple Grammy-winning singer, Graham Rockingham writes.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Thursday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The coming-of-age tradition back after a two-year hiatus.
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What is the importance of the Greenbelt and should it be protected against expansion of the urban boundary?
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After two years of virtual offerings due to COVID-19, Sidewalk Sounds returns to Concession Street May 21.
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Delays, material cost increases and design changes, originally $6 million budget needed to be increased.
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The Hamilton public school board’s budget for the coming school year cuts 43 jobs, although at least half will likely be restored once $3 million in unspent provincial COVID-19 funding is allocated in June.
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One of the most urgent priorities on campuses today is student wellness. We know students have been especially impacted during the pandemic, so we are seeking increased funding for campus-based services, such as front-line counselling and early-intervention services. Policy changes could also improve access to care for people studying far from their home communities.
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As the cost of living rises, the Ontario Disability Support Program must rise in line with it.
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Murder trial shown video surveillance of Richard Taylor in weeks following fire that claimed the lives of his mother and stepfather, Susan Clairmont w
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Murder trial shown video surveillance of Richard Taylor in weeks following fire that claimed the lives of his mother and stepfather, Susan Clairmont w
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Ford, who was at Heddle Shipyards on a campaign stop to visit workers, crowed about the union support he is receiving.
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Other Progressive Conservative candidates in Hamilton, Niagara ridings also not showing up to televised debates
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In the lead-up to the provincial election Toronto’s public school board, which is projecting a deficit of $52.2 million for the 2022-23 year, is asking all parties to commit to providing funding that covers pandemic-related costs and its pandemic recovery plan.
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The 21-year-old driver and two passengers suffered life-threatening injuries in April 29 collision.
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The teen was hit crossing Dundurn at Main
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Les Stys, 65, died after collision just outside Port Dover
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Dundas Valley Orchestra and Burlington Concert band combine for concert at Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
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Carl Douglas Richard turned himself in to police late Tuesday
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Meanwhile, North Korea appears to be trying to manage in isolation as global experts express deep concern about dire consequences.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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A Powerline Road resident is calling on the City of Hamilton to install a roundabout at the intersection of Highway 52 and Powerline Road West after being rear-ended — and nearly hit head-on — at the intersection on May 4.
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Want to hear first-hand what the candidates vying for your vote in Flamborough-Glanbrook in the June 2 provincial election have to say on the issues?
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Advocate is ‘cautiously optimistic’ about move toward inclusionary zoning
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Ryder’s Rainbow campaign — led by local nine-year-old — raises over $17,000
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City staff hope the new resource will influence policy decisions addressing the housing crisis
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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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As part of the Skills Development Fund, the Ontario government has invested in skilled work programs to train youth, women
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First time voter looks for plans, solutions from candidates
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East Hamilton-Stoney Creek looked like another sure win for Paul Miller and the NDP in the June 2 provincial election until their acrimonious split over what party leader Andrea Horwath called a “pattern of troubling behaviour.”
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NDP candidate Monique Taylor, Liberal Chantale Lachance say PCs have forced residents to think about other options.
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Committee backs Hamilton’s frozen-boundary official plan but anti-sprawl advocates wary of provincial disapproval