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Wilson has plenty on the go, a new documentary, two new albums, an Indigenous scholarship program and more, Graham Rockingham writes
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The newly rezoned site of Mount Albion Conservation Area’s former outdoor education centre is up for sale, with 28 potential future uses that include alcohol and cannabis production, a hotel, restaurant, trade school or wedding chapel.
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Cold food was a hot fundraiser for the Cancer Assistance Program.
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The owners of the property where the Marr-Phillipo House is located are expected to appeal decision to the Ontario Land Tribunal.
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Dundas Delsey Pond dredging investigation nears one year. Fencing contract will not fully enclose stormwater facilities
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During his half a century as Hamilton public school trustee, Ray Mulholland has become known for showing up at city hall to register for municipal elections on the first day nominations open.
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Man approached the boy in a black pickup truck just after 8 a.m. on Tuesday in the area of Dover Drive and Nash Road South
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Most details in case where young boy was shot can’t be reported due to publication ban
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The Ontario Liberal leader tried his hand at pouring a pint at a pub in the Hamilton East-Stoney Creek riding
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Social media videos get in the spirit for ‘May the Fourth be with you’
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Theft occurred around 2:30 a.m. on March 24 at a Queen Street South convenience store
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However, transmission remains high and COVID hospitalizations still on the rise
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Hamilton Police and several first responders descended upon Concession Street near Sam Lawrence Park on the afternoon of May 4.
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Star Wars was the theme outside Penny Pincher Costumes on Concession Street May 4.
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More than 200 Westmount Secondary School students staged a walkout under cool, cloudy conditions May 4 to protest alleged homophobic actions on the part of school administration.
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The accused in a series of vandalism incidents at Waterdown’s Union Cemetery had his case adjourned until June 16 during a virtual court appearance May 3.
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We've compiled a handful of numbers related to the province and provincial government.
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Meanwhile, Shanghai’s final exit from a punishing five-week lockdown is being delayed by infections persistently appearing in the community.
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It’s all about unilateral training, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Amid skyrocketing food costs, clipping coupons could save you a couple bucks at the register
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Kathleen Cassidy began couponing as a third-year student at the Hamilton university — her skills have resulted in a massive social media following.
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The City of Hamilton and the Ukrainian Canada Congress organized the first drop-in fair for Ukrainians to find assistance
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After Waterdown’s Khadija Zafar raised awareness about a lack of accessibility at Agro Park, the City of Hamilton says it plans to remedy the situation at the Skinner Road park.
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Harm reduction and destigmatization are still missing from the school curriculum amid Hamilton’s ongoing opioid overdose crisis. A local youth-led gro
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The city is short 68 family doctors so filling the spots is key
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At 100 years young, Jean Fricker is still sharp as a whip.
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Owner says that work needs to be done on property to complete a number of studies for the application.
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The plan is a two-phased approach that looks at how to improve road safety within the ward through systemic design.
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Dundas Baptist Church and community groups host event May 19
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Staff shortages cause strain at same as severe hospital overcrowding
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The man approached the 14-year-old girl just before 8 a.m. on May 2 in the area of Ottawa Street South and Montclair Avenue.
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Home has been closed since May 2020 after a COVID outbreak and poor living conditions saw its licence revoked
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‘The Hours That Remain’ just not substantive enough in its storytelling, Gary Smith writes.
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School board closed west Mountain high school Tuesday out of caution
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In an early afternoon email, the HWDSB said the west Mountain high school would be closed ‘for the remainder of the day.’
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Round Two of the playoffs opens at home against the Steelheads, Scott Radley writes.
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Four years and one global pandemic in the making, Ontario’s 43rd election campaign is officially beginning.
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Flashbacks: Historic escarpment landmark offers rare chance for a visit
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Flashbacks: Historic escarpment landmark offers rare chance for a visit
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Policy meant to ‘ensure fairness across all candidates’
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Meanwhile, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris tested negative for COVID-19 on Monday six days after testing positive for the virus.
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The Flamborough Review was honoured for its excellence in journalism by the Ontario Community Newspaper Association in its Better Newspaper Competition.
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City data shows pet adoptions and licences — as well as reports of barking and dog bites — all trended downward
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Data shows the number of bylaw charges laid last year increased significantly over 2020
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Overcrowded hospitals expected to see heightened COVID patients until end of June
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A couch on the porch, plants that exceed 21 centimetres and waste kept in anything but watertight containers are all city bylaw violations.
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No dates set for required meetings
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A group of retired and current steelworkers are "overwhelmingly" supporting Miller's independent candidacy in riding.