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It was Christmas Day in South Carolina and plenty of people were feeling lucky. For just $1, they could buy a ticket for Holiday Cash Add-A-Play at their local convenience store. The ticket looked a bit like a tic-tac-toe game: get three Christmas trees in a row on a nine-space grid and you won, maybe 2 or 20 bucks. Get all nine Christmas trees to fill the grid entirely and you won the $500 jackpot. The odds of that happening were 1 in 4,800.
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| Updated | 2025-03-05 02:15 |
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Dellen Millard has pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree. This time, his is a judge-alone trial. This time, unlike the Babcock trial, he is not representing himself. This time, he’s sitting in the dock, writes Rosie Di Manno.
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Murdoch “Murdie†Campbell is a “good man†and “doing much better,†daughter says.
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Hamilton Police will have an update Friday morning into the Locke Street vandalism investigation that saw businesses and property destroyed by a masked mob back on March 3.
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It’s not unusual to see lawn signs pop up during an election campaign — but there’s one particular type of sign cropping up around Hamilton that’s been turning heads.
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Fire started with a lighter on a couch during the less than five minutes toddler was left alone
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More work is coming to fix leaks, sound problems in Tim Hortons Field
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Ford visits Thunder Bay as Ont. election campaign hits home stretch
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Tho “Thomas†Huynh left home at 1 a.m. for his customary late-night jog — and never returned. His body was found the next morning behind a Brampton strip mall. Was it a random killing or a targeted murder? Police have never revealed anything about the investigation, but his family hopes someone will come forward with new information, and help them solve this crime.
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New numbers show a 31 per cent increase in the number of artists living here as well as a big gains in government funding
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Hamilton’s rate still remains above the provincial average
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Unemployment, labour force participation rates vary greatly across neighbourhoods
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In Hamilton, we have the misfortune of having some of the highest ambient air concentrations of PM2.5 in Ontario
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On Oct. 22, Hamiltonians will head to the polls to elect a mayor and 15 councillors.
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Twitter unveils new livestreaming deals as telecoms aim to lure in new audiences
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Trump's tariffs loom over Whistler event for already embattled G7
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger said "Council and I are pleased with the details of this agreement."
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Ontario New Democratic Party Leader Andrea Horwath will be making a second provincial election campaign stop in Peterborough this weekend.
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Peel Regional Police are hunting at least one suspect after a shooting at a Mississauga plaza Thursday evening that sent customers running for cover.
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B.C. Lottery Corp. grants winner of $30-million jackpot rare anonymity
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For the first time Hamilton is a host city for the Shoppers Love You run for women’s mental health. Saturday’s event will have 600 runners at Confederation Park, with proceeds benefiting to St. Joseph’s Healthcare and its programs for women. For more information, go to shoppersloveyou.ca.
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The national security and intelligence committee of parliamentarians has delivered a special report to Justin Trudeau on the prime minister’s ill-fated trip to India.
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The Transportation Safety Board says the second mate on a tug that ran aground off Vancouver Island missed a planned change of course because he fell asleep while he was alone on watch.
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Dellen Millard has pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree. This time, his is a judge-alone trial. This time, unlike the Babcock trial, he is not representing himself. This time, he’s sitting in the dock, writes Rosie Di Manno.
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Monkey lost since Saturday on Vancouver Island continues to evade capture
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The cutting of steel for the navy’s long overdue support ships will begin next month in Vancouver even though the federal government doesn’t know how much the two vessels will ultimately cost.
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Toronto Fire Services says two companies that provide fire inspection services in the city are facing charges under the Ontario Fire Code for allegedly failing to inspect, test and repair fire systems when they were contracted to do so.
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A Toronto police officer convicted in the fatal shooting of a troubled teen on an empty streetcar has had six months added to his prison sentence after pleading guilty to perjury, his lawyers said Thursday.
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Malnourished, tiny bear cub found near mother's dead body
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QuickQuotes: some of what was said about U.S. decision to slap tariffs on Canada
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Imperial Tobacco gets into vaping business, but still leading cigarette seller
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Senate defeats Conservative bid to impose blanket ban on home grown marijuana
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Bozoma Saint John accepted an executive position at a big startup infamous for sexual misconduct, but she had surprisingly little to say about that during a speech Thursday at the True North technology conference.
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Six months added to sentence of Toronto officer convicted in Yatim shooting
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Pesticides do harm to bees and should be phased out, Health Canada says
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Jehovah's Witness cannot appeal expulsion to a judge: Supreme Court
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John Lai is now without symptoms of his schizophrenia and is regularly taking his medication, hearing told
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Canada’s pace of economic growth slowed in the first quarter to its lowest rate in nearly two years, but the weaker-than-expected data did little to tamp down economists’ predictions of an interest rate hike later this year.
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Convicted killer Dellen Millard to stand trial in death of father
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The U.S. decision to slap Canada with hefty steel and aluminum tariffs was casting a long shadow over the kickoff of a meeting of G7 finance ministers Thursday as allies within the club of some of the world’s richest countries began bracing for a direct economic hit.
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Doug Ford denied breaking his promise to deliver a fully costed election platform Thursday even as political rivals and economists criticized the Progressive Conservative plan as vague and fiscally imprudent.
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Scotiabank buys doctors financial services company for $2.5 billion
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A stray kitten that was found in a New Brunswick barn with two broken legs is being given a second chance thanks to a lot of care — and a Lego wheelchair.
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Security committee of parliamentarians delivers report on PM's ill-fated India trip
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Retaliatory tariffs to hit wide range, from pipes to pizzas to lawn mowers
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Justin Trudeau says he abandoned a proposed meeting with Donald Trump in Washington this week after the White House insisted that the prime minister first agree to a five-year “sunset clause†in a renegotiated North American Free Trade Agreement.
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City says local taxpayers not on the hook for any extra costs
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Exemptions for Canada, Mexico and Europe set to expire Friday
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Durham regional police officer charged after Toronto shooting, SIU says
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