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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,
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While nominates for the Outstanding Business Achievement Awards are closed, the Flamborough Chamber of Commerce invites the community to secure their seat for the awards gala.
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From skating to stargazing, there is plenty to do with your sweetheart right here in the city.
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Avoid traffic jams before they happen: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled three closures in Hamilton on Feb. 11, 2023 for roadwork on Highwa
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Melissa Farrell leaving Hamilton for top job at Halton Healthcare
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Second crash victim taken to hospital
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Every business is in the hospitality business and gifts are how you can stand out, according to Will Guidara, author of ‘Unreasonable Hospitality.’
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George Vergos loves hearing stories about couples who met at his family’s restaurants and went on to enjoy happy marriages.
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Whether you’re cheering for the Chiefs or the Eagles this Sunday, nothing goes better with football than chicken wings. Now that Super Bowl Sunday is almost here, here are six places to find great wings in Hamilton.
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Police said an east-end business was contacted by telephone.
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Detective show will have banquet hall play a Washington museum
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There will be sunny skies and plenty to keep you busy in the area
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Dr. Matt Strauss highlighted review of masking studies that’s been dismissed by some critics
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The nearly 75-year-old organization will be winding down all operations as of April 30.
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A Spectator investigation has found CFS has been carrying more than a million dollars in historic financial liabilities it does not have the means to
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A matching gift challenge from the Winona Men’s Club is helping to take a bite out of food insecurity in Stoney Creek and Grimsby.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark kicked Ward 2 Coun. Cameron Kroetsch out of meeting for using "unparliamentary" language.
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Expect delays, especially during busy travel times: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled four closures in Hamilton on Feb. 10, 2023 for roadwo
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Caledonia man sentenced to 10.5 years for forcing Brantford woman into sex trade
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The 39th annual awards will be presented at an in-person gala on March 29.
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The technical issues also affected card payments and returns
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Alectra Utilities is reporting a limited power outage in Stoney Creek affecting 149 customers from Barton Street to Crompton Way between Grays and Green roads.
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Union concerned layoffs at Hamilton CAS will lead to staff burnout and put children at risk
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Terry Rhodes gets in some pre–Valentines’ Day practice with the Queen of Hearts at Penny Pincher Costumes Inc. on Concession Street.
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Handful of local spots planning viewing parties to watch the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles
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Winnipeg singer releases new LP, performs at Hamilton’s Mills Hardware Feb. 25, Graham Rockingham writes.
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Birders of all levels invited to join 26th annual Great Backyard Bird Count happening Family Day weekend
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‘Everywhere you look, it’s nothing but a win,’ the mayor says
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So far in 2023, three Hamilton long-term care homes have had nearly half of their residents test positive in large outbreaks
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Birders of all levels invited to join 26th annual Great Backyard Bird Count happening Family Day weekend
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Owner says watching surveillance footage of attempted break-in that left a witness seriously injured ‘sent a chill down my spine’
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Last week, Patrick Turgeon woke up and discovered he had pink eye, so he went to get it treated.
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The prime minister stood up a year and a half ago and pledged that Canada would share its COVID-19 vaccine bounty with the world, to the tune of 200 million doses — or their equivalent — by the end of 2022.
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Get ready for some fun in the snow at Gourley Park.
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Hamilton’s public school board is beefing up its bullying prevention and intervention policy in response to recommendations made by an expert panel following the October 2019 stabbing death of 14-year-old high school student Devan Selvey.
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Section of road could be closed for paving during project.
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Hamilton police are warning drivers to slow down on rural roads in a series of twitter posts on Feb. 8.
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Plan your commute before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled six closures in Hamilton on Feb. 9, 2023 for roadwork on Hig
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City politicians split on how to approach governance question
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Police watchdog details of guns, gunfire exchange between Const. Morgan Russell, Const. Devon Northrup and Christopher Doncaster at his Innisfil home.
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To escape the pandemic turmoil of 2020, David Bontemps, however, composed a chamber opera, Leonard Turnevicius writes.
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The way we work has been changing, and the last few years have only accelerated these changes. Where we work, how we work and the meaning we find in what we do all need to adapt, because an economy that doesn’t work for workers, doesn’t work at all.
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“I know kung fu” is an affable line from the 1999 film the Matrix when Keanu Reeves’ character Neo learns the martial art in an instant. Wouldn’t we all love to download a program to learn a new skill, or language for that matter? Yet is this need t
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From all corners of the province, Ontarians are feeling the squeeze as they look at their paycheques, walk down the aisles of the grocery store, fuel up at the gas stations, and pay their rent.Wages are failing to keep pace with the rising cost o
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The way we work has been changing, and the last few years have only accelerated these changes. Where we work, how we work and the meaning we find in what we do all need to adapt, because an economy that doesn’t work for workers, doesn’t work at all.
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“I know kung fu” is an affable line from the 1999 film the Matrix when Keanu Reeves’ character Neo learns the martial art in an instant. Wouldn’t we all love to download a program to learn a new skill, or language for that matter? Yet is this need t
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From all corners of the province, Ontarians are feeling the squeeze as they look at their paycheques, walk down the aisles of the grocery store, fuel up at the gas stations, and pay their rent.Wages are failing to keep pace with the rising cost of
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Const. Brandon Terdik was convicted of careless use of a firearm and pointing a firearm.