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Without province’s commitment, national organizers say they have to look at other locations
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Group’s bid is no longer Canada’s ‘preferred candidate’ to host the international event, Commonwealth Sport Canada said in an email to organizers Mond
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Shooting is ‘not believed to be a random incident,’ according to police.
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GO Transit is making some changes to scheduling, effective Feb. 21.
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Blaze caused $250,000 in damages; Hamilton police are investigating
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It piqued my curiosity to find out more about the stories behind these largely forgotten gems from Hamilton history, writes Mark McNeil.
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Burlington Street remains closed between Strathearne Avenue and Nikola Tesla Boulevard and Parkdale Avenue North is closed north of Glow Avenue.
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Council to debate whether to run controversial pilot project for a second summer
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Won many awards for her research into health care for the disadvantaged
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City politicians endorse agency’s plan for supervised drug-use site on Barton Street East
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Hamilton woman is disappointed charges police laid in the collision have not made it to court.
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Looking for a new job or career can be a daunting task.
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More options can mean “positive network effects” for others.
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Open to students in Grade 11 and 12, the construction program prepares students for eight possible apprenticeships, including to become carpenters, electricians, plumbers, roofers, painters, and brick and stone masons.
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The folks at the Goodwill Career and Donation Centre on Upper Gage see the future of work as a mixed bag of home/remote, office and other workplace jobs with flexibility as the key to success for employees and employers.
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Ontario is losing about 320 acres on average every day.
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Black business owners will be on hand to showcase their products and services and help boost budding entrepreneurs and business owners at the Black Entrepreneurs Marketplace in the C wing of the Fennell campus at Mohawk College on Feb. 15.
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Avoid traffic jams before they happen: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled six closures in Hamilton on Feb. 14, 2023 for roadwork on Highway
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One in five Hamiltonians had a COVID booster in the last six months
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Judge found cellphone video not clear enough to prove accused took part in parking lot ambush
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Pasta Mercato, which opened a year and a half ago on Locke Street South, is now known as Artie’s
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A 37-year-old man faces charges of driving while impaired by drug and multiple firearm offences
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Rural county seeks funding from Queen’s Park to revamp water system
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Gabe Macaluso, Charles Criminisi and Joe Grimaldi receive rare government honour for work bridging Racalmuto and Hamilton, writes Jeff Mahoney
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Seventeen-year-old from Oakville, obtained in Avery Hayes deal, is central to Bulldogs’ surprising playoff push, writes Steve Milton
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Free supply kits include needles, alcohol swabs, sterile water, glass stems and cookers
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In “Folded Pieces: Maps of a Blind Brush” at You Me Gallery, paintings verge on abstraction with absorbing detail that rewards close attention, Regina
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Ubuntu Athletic Centre will open in April as part of Empowerment Squared’s recently built, 20,000-square-foot facility on Arrowsmith Road
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City politicians split on strategy that bolsters law enforcement contingent
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Here are the top five most in-demand trades in Ontario.
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When Ontario students enrol in programs, write tests, or register for extracurricular activities, they create data. Imagine if every school, college and university collecting that data could knit it together in one provincial database. Researchers c
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At Mohawk College, we’ve spent the past 55 years anticipating the future of work and responding to employers’ changing needs. Then, we develop programs to provide people with the skills necessary to thrive in their work. Our success can be directly
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Bizaanini, or Quiet Man, said that in order for work to be fair and inclusive for Indigenous people, it needs to go beyond land acknowledgments and hiring just diversify a workforce.
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For most people the future of work includes being trained in the latest and emerging technology.
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A unique arrangement between three Dundas businesses that might otherwise be seen as competitors set the stage for the independent repair shops to thrive into the future.
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Copetown farmer Ken Forth says he has employed several seasonal workers for over three decades.
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Teacher Sam Bassani says the Specialist High Skills Majors program gives students sector-specific knowledge, whether they want to enter the workforce, take an apprenticeship or go to college or university.
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More big-name grocery stores in Ontario are making significant changes to the way you shop.
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Crime unit takes lead after victim discovered Sunday morning
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One of the longest serving churches in Dundas has new leadership.
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Police looking for customers who may have filmed the incident
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board submitted a business case to build a junior kindergarten to Grade 8 elementary school in east Waterdown, south of Dundas Street East in both the spring of 2021 and spring 2022, but the proposal was not approved by the Ministry of Education either time.
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Expect delays, especially during heavy traffic periods: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in Hamilton on Feb. 12, 2023 for roa
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A judge was balancing many factors when releasing the man accused of murdering OPP Const. Greg Pierzchala, Susan Clairmont writes.
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‘You’d figure it would be a Toronto program drawing these players’ — but it’s Stoney Creek that brings in crop after crop of elite girls on the path t
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Megan Bozek, who’s in demand around the world, has made a one-year commitment to the Sabres program, Steve Milton writes
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Bozek, who’s in demand around the world, has made a one-year commitment to the Sabres program, Steve Milton writes
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Leading up to the big night my friends and I would run off to Toronto for a triple bill of films to make sure we’d come into the evening well informed
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In addition, surgeries have been cut back while patients are being cared for in unconventional spaces
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Hamilton’s most beloved art collective returns to the campus where it all started 40 years ago in ‘This Must Be the Place’ at McMaster Museum of Art,