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A few millimetres of ice buildup is possible, says Environment Canada.
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When Flamborough Chamber of Commerce executive director Matteo Patricelli thinks about the future of work in Flamborough and Waterdown, one word comes to mind.
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Marlene Wilson was found dead inside Mechanic Street house
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Feb. 14 marks 31 years since Indigenous grassroots organizers hosted the first Women's Memorial March in response to the murder on Powell Street in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
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Police said the investigation is ongoing.
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Brantford police seized replica gun during searches on Darling Street and Autumn Road
Ontario Provincial Police release photos of suspects in Elnaz Hajtamiri kidnapping from Wasaga Beach
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2 men, and 1 woman, believed to be involved in brazen abduction that saw kidnappers pose as police officers
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Issues range from faulty fuel pumps to software problems
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Police confirm what they believe to be a targeted shooting in the Eastmount neighbourhood Wednesday night
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The Frost Bites Festival is on and it features theatre, art, music, workshops, social justice and much else, Jeff Mahoney writes.
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Shajjad Idrish, 26, still faces second-murder charge in unrelated Hamilton rooming house shooting
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By 2026, Ontario projects one in about five job opportunities will be in the skilled trades.
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Take control and start now to achieve financial success, writes Thie Convery
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The Spectator spoke to five experts about the future of work in the province and what could change.
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March 5 album launch for ‘Letting Go’ at Hamilton’s Casbah, Graham Rockingham writes.
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Protecting the public should be the priority, says the police leader who was born and raised on Six Nations
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An oral history of legendary singer Luciano Pavarotti’s double-snub of Hamilton in 1999
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Discussions with CN Rail regarding four-storey development ongoing.
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A quick trip to the gas station for washer fluid earned a Hamilton man an unexpected windfall of $69,176.
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ADS trains, places and supports service dogs for children and youth.
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The 34-year-old man is facing several charges in connection to the stabbing.
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The play strikes many moods as it tells the story of three complex characters in a Paris apartment, Jeff Mahoney writes
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‘We are completely booked,’ says pro shop attendant Suzanne Blakemore.
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“From the moment I heard these pieces I knew that I had to play them,” said Francine Kay
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Historic racing photos presented at recent Speedway Park alumni meeting
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In a highly unusual decision that references anti-vaccine misinformation, a Newmarket family court judge has found that a father who does not want his children vaccinated should be allowed to call expert evidence at a trial challenging the “extremely controversial” position that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective.
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Const. Ryan Cole was convicted of assault last July stemming from an on-duty incident two years ago
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Councillors will continue to address various spending issues over the next several budget meetings in February.
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New Democrat Sarah Jama, Liberal Deirdre Pike and Progressive Conservative Pete Wiesner will vie for provincial seat vacated by Mayor Andrea Horwath
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A report says the downtown arena generates $30 million a year in economic activity, meaning two (or more) years without events is going to hurt
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Gillings was killed this time of year in 1995. Her murder remains unsolved.
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Gusts up to 90 km/h are expected as temperatures soar into the mid-teens
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Residents at Seasons Retirement Communities are cooking up some delicious ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
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Pedalling for 60 minutes can be the equivalent of walking for 1.6 miles, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Burlington educator is collecting rookie cards of every Black player to have played in the NHL — and the league is celebrating his efforts, Steve Milt
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Hit-and-run death of Yaqoub Saeed at Upper Paradise and Stone Church roads warrants safety review, argues Ward 14 councillor
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Water staff aim to finish pilot inspection program by the end of April
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Owners Gabriel and Simone Lou-Hing offer delicious food made with love, Joyce Leung writes.
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What do you want to be when you grow up? Did you pursue that path?
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Project might still require provincial Environmental Compliance Approval.
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The Mountain Mosque was bustling with activity on Saturday as volunteers sorted and bagged donated clothing, food and toiletries that will soon find their way to earthquake-ravaged victims in Turkey and Syria.
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It will cost about $308,000 in 2023 to hire five full-time staff to speed up the master-plan projects.
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Expect delays or plan an alternative route: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled six closures in Hamilton on Feb. 15, 2023 for roadwork on Hig
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Police say occupant evacuated from basement rental unit ‘wasn’t aware residence was on fire’
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Two people were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries
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Even after temperatures plunge later this week, ‘we will be mild again, just not spectacularly,’ says Environment Canada meteorologist
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No injuries were reported
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Wilson Street is closed from Ferguson Avenue to Wellington Street North; Cathcart Street is closed from Wilson Street to Kelly Street
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It appears no one was actively searching for Randall McKenzie before he allegedly killed an OPP officer — despite facing new charges while on bail, Su