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Annual event has become a popular fundraiser for Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.
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Five trees in Dundas Driving Park, one in Fisher's Mill Park infested by “spongy” moth egg masses.
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The request came from the LGBTQ advisory committee after the death of student Bekett Noble last November.
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Two men brandishing weapons entered the convenience store demanding merchandise around 10:30 p.m. Saturday
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Hamilton wins on the holiday for the fifth time in seven years
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Environment Canada’s special warning comes after a string of balmy days
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Gala award show returns to in-person celebration for 27th rendition at Liuna Station
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Avoid gridlock before it happens: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled three closures in Hamilton on Feb. 20, 2023 for roadwork on Highway 403
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A dynamic duo from Ancaster is taking the stage at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre for a pair of exciting shows.
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Plan your trip before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in Hamilton on Feb. 19, 2023 for roadwork on Queen
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Investigators are asking for the public’s help identifying suspects involved in incident at Winona and North Service roads
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Norfolk County OPP arrested 34-year-old Jordaine Anthony Lewis Wilson Friday
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Victim airlifted to Hamilton hospital in life-threatening condition
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Radical Stitch exhibition at the Art Gallery of Hamilton examines the artistic scope of Indigenous beadwork, in a challenging political context, Jeff
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Original Traders Energy owes more than $78 million to lengthy list of creditors, including federal and provincial government.
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Relief and disappointment both a reasonable reaction to Hamilton’s Commonwealth Games bid getting turfed, Scott Radley writes.
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Affairs are an open secret. Isn’t it time we were more honest about them, Anne Bokma writes.
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Single units now rent for an average of $1,868 in the city, a new report has found.
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Many provincial and municipal operations are closed or will have reduced hours, but some federal services, like mail, will be open.
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Helping people achieve weight-loss goals is rewarding for Ewyn Studios operator.
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Don’t get stuck in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in Hamilton on Feb. 18, 2023 for roadwork on Queen Elizabeth Way
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Charges include break and enter, attempted murder; Owner of business described incident as ‘failure of our judicial system’
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‘I always thought this would never happen to me but it did,’ said the retired Stelco worker who lost $8,000 in the scam
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It has been estimated that more than 70,000 Canadian first responders have experienced PTSD in the course of their career, writes Ed Canning.
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Local watchmaker Locke and King calls out to customers on Instagram.
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Medical clinic-dentist office application denied by conservation authority in September.
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Volunteers urgently needed for March 4 collection.
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Spurred by Orchard Park Secondary School students he led on a guided tour of city hall in January, Stoney Creek Coun. Jeff Beattie is creating a youth council to advise him on issues in Ward 10.
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St. Paul’s United Church welcomes the community to a weekly Valley Town Breakfast event, every Saturday from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at 29 Park Street W., Dundas.
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A digital marketplace that’s been helping consumers fight grocery store food inflation has moved into the pet food realm with Ren’s Pets stores.
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Students at St. John Henry Newman Secondary School and St. Gabriel Catholic Elementary School recently conducted a Valentine’s Day project to brighten the day for local seniors.
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Hamilton Community News received a nice bouquet on Valentine’s Day in the form of the news that its journalists and contributors were finalists for 11 provincial awards.
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Delhi couple planning second honeymoon to the tropics
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The Kids Preferred Disney Baby "My First" figurines that are being recalled include Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Buzz Lightyear and Stitch. The arms or legs on these figurines may detach, posing a choking hazard to kids.
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Smoke billowing from top floor of house near Wentworth Street North and Wilson Street.
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Indoor playground shop on Harvester Road provides location for popular Netflix show, Daniel Nolan writes
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One of lacrosse’s very best players, ever, comes in with Georgia Swarm to face the Rock on Saturday night, writes Steve Milton
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Minister asks city to put 47,000 units by 2031 in writing
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Warm temperatures have the sap flowing at area farms; it’s not yet clear how weather will impact fruits and vegetables
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Home Care Ontario calling on the province to fast track $880 million in funding
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It’ll be chilly but don’t let that stop you from enjoying free fishing and other activities
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Mohawk College is getting 10 new skilled trades scholarships each year, thanks to the Schulich Foundation.
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Four-unit townhouse and single dwelling proposal maintains existing 170-year old building
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Doctor scheduled to visit Syrian and assess the situation in northern Syria to help bring additional help to victims.
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Family members and friends from the Hamilton, Brantford and northeastern Ontario areas are sharing a $100,000 lottery windfall from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).
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Expect delays, especially during heavy traffic periods: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled four closures in Hamilton on Feb. 17, 2023 for ro
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Manager who oversaw major capital projects had relatives on firms that landed $95 million in city business.
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Hamilton Public Library branches are featuring Black heritage champions like Wilma Morrison in displays across the city during Black History Month.
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Have I been drinking cat water for a decade? Lorraine Sommerfeld writes.