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If you put up five little spots for people to share an account, well, let’s just say you’ve made your own bed, Lorraine Sommerfeld writes.
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Initiative meant to encourage owners to fill empty properties with tenants amid crisis
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No injuries reported in wake of Wednesday incident
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Ontario’s chief medical officer says things are looking up after a triple threat of respiratory viruses that swamped Ontario children’s hospitals, but is urging people to “stay vigilant” with precautions.
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Breaking a weeks-long silence on the state of respiratory virus levels that swamped children’s hospitals, Moore says it’s important to continue with precautions such as getting updated COVID-19 shots.
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Initiative aims to shore up conventional apartments and reduce nuisance complaints
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English guitarist brings more than 50 years of rock and roll to Hamilton’s Corktown Pub on Feb. 4, Graham Rockingham writes
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Data provided by Hamilton police shows the city has seen an average of more than nine car break-ins a day over the past month and a half.
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Halton District School Board says there are more unfilled positions now than before the pandemic
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Miguel Avila-Velarde was the only person charged in connection to the August 2021 incident
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A new study showed vibration levels on some HSR routes were bad enough to pose a ‘likely’ health risk to drivers. It points the finger primarily at po
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After 20 years in Greensville — with what had always been described as a “strong” well — Catherine Roberts and her family ran out of water in the fall.
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The city will cut down the remaining 11 of 23 dead pine trees near the King Street East entrance to Stoney Creek’s Battlefield House Museum and Park when weather conditions are favourable.
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Additional report outstanding for four three-storey townhouses and three-storey house
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The return to in-person learning at Hamilton public schools saw a spike in student attacks on staff requiring first aid or health care, with educational assistants and child and youth care practitioners the most frequent victims.
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Plan your route before you’re in your car: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in Hamilton on Jan. 26, 2023 for roadwork on Quee
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The injunction allows the city to ask for police help to prevent incoming trucks that have dumped thousands of loads of fill excavated from developmen
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Newfoundland RCMP allege Lisa Strickland impersonated a real nurse to get a job at a long-term-care home, from which she also allegedly stole prescrip
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Don’t expect a carbon copy rehash of their previous tributes to the four legendary Liverpudlian lads in 2017 and 2019, Leonard Turnevicius writes.
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But questions remain about how much housing will be built — and who will pay for it.
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On Friday, the World Health Organization will declare whether COVID is still a public health emergency, three years after the organization first triggered the alarm.
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Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for Hamilton, with significant snowfall ending Thursday morning.
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Stock and sprint car series both feature dates at Ohsweken Speedway, Tim Miller writes.
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If your community organization is closing or cancelling and event or activity, email news@thespec.com or call 905-526-3420.
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Alexandra Beals is one of eight First Nations artists offering up options for our next $20 bill featuring an Indigenous woman, which would be a first. Her version portrays Rita Joe, a Mi’kmaq woman from Nova Scotia, known for her poetry and crafting.
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The weather agency’s upgraded alert calls for 15 to 20 centimetres of snow
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Theatre Aquarius is kicking off 2023 with a world premiere of Canadian playwright Clem Martini’s ‘Extinction Therapist.’ It opens Jan. 27, Jeff Mahone
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Seasonal Polish pastry a sugary delight at area bakeries
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There are no shortages of burger restaurants in Hamilton but does the newest burger joint, Goldies Fast Food live up to all its hype? Let’s find out!
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Hamilton Health Sciences had to create a controversial new job because of staff shortages in operating rooms
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Held up since last summer by neighbourhood opposition, developers hoping to build a 38-home survey near the Newport Yacht Club in Stoney Creek are challenging the city’s delay in ruling on the plan before the Ontario Land Tribunal.
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Hamilton Liberal MP Filomena Tassi announced $131 million for clinical trials, with the bulk of the money going to McMaster.
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Initial cost to hire five staff in 2023 would be about $500,000 to begin the three-year implementation plan.
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Three years ago this week, the coronavirus pandemic arrived in Toronto. Looking back, it’s hard to feel like we’ve emerged from this hurting period stronger, or more resilient, or — given how the virus keeps circulating — even that we’ve emerged from it at all.
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Avoid traffic jams before they happen: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in Hamilton on Jan. 25, 2023 for roadwork on Queen El
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Horwath discussed some issues facing Hamilton with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday
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Arrests made in Trenton four months after woman reported allegations to police
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The Binbrook man who shot Jonathan Styres dead has been out on bail since Dec. 20
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Developing a list of priorities is a great way to get started on a multi-faceted fitness program, writes Ernie Schramayr.
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It’s hard to believe it’s been a year, but on the weekend of Jan. 28, thousands of people began descending on the nation’s capital, many in trucks, to protest COVID-19 restrictions.
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Both of these bizarre decades-old events required Hamiltonians to lend a hand.
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Both of these bizarre decades-old events required Hamiltonians to lend a hand.
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We Run the Bruce will raise money to support marginalized women who are survivors of violence
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Police compared video from nearby apartments to cellphone video of parking lot fracas
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Ben Ehrhardt lost his cat Dan just weeks before he was set to leave Steeltown for Dundalk, Ont.
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Mother of actor Nick Cordero, who lost public fight with COVID-19, remembered as ‘a woman of great strength and great advice’
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A Carlisle resident is calling for increased police presence after a rash of vehicle thefts in the community.
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For many, a new year is an opportunity to turn over a new leaf — in particular by leading a healthier lifestyle.