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Aeon Studio Group announced plans in 2019 to transform the city’s failed stadium lands into a film hub, but taxpayers still own most of the land more
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Waterdown author, historian and history teacher Nathan Tidridge has published an updated platinum jubilee edition of “The Extraordinary History of Flamborough.”
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The Olympic Winter Games are underway in Beijing, China until Feb. 20, 2022.Take our weekly poll and let us know if you have been watching.
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The garage at the back of the house at 38 Rendell Boulevard on the east Mountain is getting a lot of attention these days.
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Key issues include parking, amenity space and that the proposed 36 per cent of outdoor landscaped open space is shy of a required 50 per cent.
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Proposed Sydenham Hill cycling infrastructure might require a Niagara Escarpment Commission development permit and an environmental assessment, bringing potential opportunities for public input.
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Overcrowded hospitals suggest Hamilton still Omicron hot spot
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TMX Group boosts dividend eight per cent after capping year with strong Q4 results
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Equitable Group Inc. agrees to acquire digital rival Concentra for $470 million
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Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange
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A 67-year-old man struck on the Red Hill Valley Parkway amid a snowstorm Jan. 17 died nearly two weeks later
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More than half of threatened companies paid ransomware attackers last year: study
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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets edge higher
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More than half of threatened companies paid ransomware attackers last year: study
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Police responded to the Royal Bank of Canada Monday afternoon for reports of a theft.
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Canadian police forces learn from situation in Ottawa during convoy protests
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Judge determined the victim’s testimony relating to an alleged 2018 sexual assault was ‘not reliable’
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An outbreak of Salmonella infections in Canada linked to frozen corn has led to 110 illnesses, according to the Public Health Agency of Canada.
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Paul Pender was killed in a residence in Selkirk Feb. 3
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Flashbacks: Hamilton’s first Black activist was a town crier from the 1800s
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S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, U.S. stock markets edge higher
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Fire was caused by space heater issue
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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Self-taught chef Chris De La Rosa launched his channel, CaribbeanPot, in 2009. He’s since amassed nearly 800,000 followers.
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Price escalation for construction projects and materials has been dramatic in the last year. What will that mean for Hamilton’s light rail transit pro
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Actor-farmer inspired to enter politics during fight to save school in 1975
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March of Dimes volunteer Mark Ewer and client Rob Twamley, who has MS, team up to find resourcefully clever solutions to everyday challenges, writes J
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Sexual Assault Centre for Hamilton and Area (SACHA) launching program Feb. 15
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The fight over city’s plan to rezone a grassy municipal property near Fifty Point in Winona to allow for a nine-storey residential building appears to be headed to the Ontario Land Tribunal.
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Potential loss of affordable seniors housing a growing issue.
Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson vows to defend conservation areas following acclamation as board chair
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Three board members, Coun. Brad Clark, Russ Powers, and citizen member Susan Fielding, refuse to take part in meeting.
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School boards are increasingly having trouble filling teacher absences related to COVID-19 — Toronto’s public board has hit historic levels — and some worry that while students may be supervised, they question if they are actually learning.
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Hamilton bests OHL best Steelheads Saturday, then Petes Sunday at home.
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Saturday crash closed Upper James Street for several hours.
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Police confiscate firearm, drugs in arrest.
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Book aims to shine light on Romanian role in the Holocaust
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The "rolling" demonstration began at Battlefield House Museum and Park and continued into the city's downtown.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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At the beginning of the pandemic, Aryelle Sigulim, then 12, wrote letters to her grandparents. They loved it, so she started writing to some of their friends. Her bat mitzvah was approaching, and as part of the preparation, it was important to do something for the community. “I decided to write to seniors to help them with being lonely during isolation,” she says.
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Dr. Thomas Piggott opens his front door to a middle-aged woman holding a small food container who greets him with a friendly, “Welcome to the neighbourhood.” He’s new in town — and to his job as Peterborough’s medical officer of health. The scene being played out on his porch seems like a bit of quaint down-home hospitality on a frigid winter evening.
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.
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No winning ticket for Saturday's $5 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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John Honderich, former publisher of the Toronto Star, dies at 75
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Former Pentagon chief Mark Esper drops lawsuit over memoir
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Rolling rally of vehicles heads to city hall from Stoney Creek to protest mandates.
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With the Ontario government pondering the living of COVID-19 public health measures, more cases are popping up in some big-name grocery stores.
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Ernie Coombs starred in the iconic Canadian children’s show in 4,000 episodes from 1967 to 1996, writes Gary Smith
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The athletes always provide compelling viewing and temporary escape from world realities, writes Steve Milton
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Even short-term employees can be expensive to terminate if it is not done properly and for the right reasons, writes Ed Canning