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Hamilton Police Service is warning the public about an increase in the number of counterfeit Canadian and U.S. bills appearing in Hamilton. The counterfeit currency is primarily $20, $50 and $100 bills. Victims have ranged from pizza delivery dr
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| Updated | 2026-08-20 20:31 |
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Ex-Mountie in consensual relationship with woman, defence tells trial
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UK hails new royal couple as country awaits wedding details
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Liberals table bill to expunge gay sex convictions, part of LGBTQ apology
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Toronto police constables plead guilty to misconduct
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Early signs show vulnerabilities to high debt, housing has eased: central bank
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Elephant conservationists call on Canada to step up to protect iconic beasts
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Toronto cops recorded mocking woman with Down syndrome expected to plead guilty
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In the People’s Republic of China, Premier Kathleen Wynne is seeing red over the Progressive Conservative People’s Guarantee manifesto.
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Many communities decry the closure of their newspapers
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Pre-trial date set for Timmins, Ont., councillor facing corruption-related charges
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Ottawa police run human trafficking blitz during Grey Cup festivities
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Home Capital vows to defend itself from possible $70M short seller claim
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Cyril Jackson is angry.
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Justin Bieber, Alessia Cara, the late Leonard Cohen and the Weeknd are among the Canadians with nominations for this year's Grammy Awards.
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With no alternative to Phoenix, gov't won't scrap pay system, says Lemay
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Premier Kathleen Wynne says the Progressive Conservatives’ suggestion that $12 billion could be cut from Ontario’s budget is ridiculous.
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Hannah Bell wins PEI byelection for Green party
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A photograph of what appears to be bones burning inside an animal incinerator was the focus of today’s testimony in the trial of two men accused of killing a young Toronto woman whose body has not been found.
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'Most loving:' Memorial held for Saskatchewan woman attacked in alley in 2014
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The Hamilton Container Terminal has opened its doors along the waterfront.
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LONDON — Britain’s Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will have a May wedding at Windsor Castle’s St. George’s Chapel, royal officials announced Tuesday.
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Privatizing Ontario electricity companies would help lower rates: report
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With no alternative to Phoenix, gov't won't scrap pay system, says Lemay
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UK hails new royal couple as country awaits wedding details
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The federal Liberal government has introduced legislation that would allow people to apply to have their criminal convictions for consensual sexual activity between same-sex partners erased from the public record.
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William Shatner seeks charitable donation to settle condo dispute
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Materials stocks help boost Toronto market in late-morning trading, loonie down
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Michelle Obama and Joe Biden in Toronto for separate speaking engagements
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UK hails new royal couple as country awaits wedding details
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Feds face new pressure to help hobbled newspaper industry amid more shutdowns
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The Hamilton Police Service has opposed bail for a 19-year-old Flamborough man charged with possession and trafficking offences on Monday night.
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I am very concerned that our city councillors agreed to spend $140,000 to hire two co-op students plus buy a vehicle to combat graffiti in our city.
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Air Miles raising daily redemption cap to $750 for the holiday season
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“We have a lot of requests from people in Dundas, Waterdown and Greensville to play tennis,†Ancaster Tennis Club President Mathieu Koevoets said. “There is such a shortage of indoor courts.â€
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The World Health Organization says about 11 per cent of medicines in developing countries are counterfeit and likely responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of children from diseases like malaria and pneumonia.
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Families of Navajo Code Talkers decry Trump's political jab
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$100 million for gay purge victims as PM apologizes for LGBTQ discrimination
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Trudeau makes apologies his dad wouldn't for historic injustices
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Canadians want to be freed from provincial alcohol monopolies: poll
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A U.S. Tim Hortons franchisee has closed two restaurants amid a dispute with the coffee shop company.
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Scotiabank submits bid to buy Chilean banking interest for $2.9 billion
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Canadian accused in Yahoo hack to appear in California court today
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Indigenous man says he's sick of being followed around at Giant Tiger in Regina
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Toronto cops recorded mocking woman with Down syndrome expected to plead guilty
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Highway 401 crash in eastern Ontario leaves 2 dead, 4 in hospital
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Bulk of illegal guns in B.C. from domestic supply, province tackles trafficking
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The City of Hamilton is temporarily closing Globe Dog Park to install fencing as part of the improvements to the Hamilton water treatment facility. The park, located on Brampton Street, east of Woodward Avenue, will be closed from Dec. 4 to 8. A temporary fence will be in place for approximately six months to accommodate construction in the area.
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