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City sees 177 productions, bringing in about $73 million to local economy
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A proposed secondary dwelling unit in the Cross-Melville Heritage Conservation District took another step forward with a recommendation for conditional approval of a municipal heritage permit.
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Mountain resident and disabled rights advocate Anthony Frisina is remembering former Ontario lieutenant-governor David Onley for his work in support of disabled people.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is giving the public until Feb. 21 to comment on the planned sale of a plot of land where Mount Albion Conservation Area’s former outdoor education centre once stood.
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Plan your commute before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled four closures in Hamilton on Jan. 20, 2023 for roadwork on H
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Third youth on trial for second-degree murder in 2020 Limeridge parking lot brawl
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They are all vital to the process of reconciliation and healing, writes Joyce Jonathan Crone.
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Woman was found in the middle of an intersection Wednesday morning and pronounced dead in hospital
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If you want luck in the New Year, you must make a Lemon Pig. So I made a Lemon Pig, Lorraine Sommerfeld writes.
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My Father Was Famous opens on James North and 11:11 on James South offering password protected boozing spots
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Baskin’s influence in Hamilton extended beyond the walls of Temple Anshe Sholom in Westdale
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Baskin’s influence in Hamilton extended beyond the walls of Temple Anshe Sholom in Westdale
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The comedy, opening Friday, has three women struggling to ‘know’ about teenage sons, Jeff Mahoney writes.
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Second-degree murder trial hears forensic and autopsy evidence
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Access to COVID and flu vaccines at pharamcies depends on where you live in Hamilton
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Animal Adoptions of Flamborough continues to see increased levels of pet surrenders, putting the shelter at capacity through the winter months.
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Although TFSA stands for Tax-Free Savings Account, there are a handful of situations in which the account could be deemed taxable by the Canada Revenu
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Alexander, who died in 2012, would have turned 101 on Jan. 21 — Lincoln Alexander Day across Canada.
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Access to COVID and flu vaccines at pharamcies depends on where you live in Hamilton
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Lucas Wilson to perform benefit for Tumaini Children’s Foundation at Lighthouse Theatre
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Sister eatery of James Street North Italian restaurant opens on Hatton Drive
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Hamilton Police has requested a 6.71 per cent budget increase or an extra $12 million in the 2023 budget.
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The library's 2023 proposed tax increase is 3.5 per cent as it renovates existing branches while updating services.
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Due to higher labour costs, and construction changes, a section of the trail needed an extra $437,000 to start work.
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Horn of Plenty operator says there are no plans to close or leave
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Avoid traffic jams before they happen: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled five closures in Hamilton on Jan. 19, 2023 for roadwork on Highway
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Multiple hazards identified and incidents already reported
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The province said it believes other ongoing, hidden sewage spills could still be happening underground in Hamilton.
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In the local motorsport world, name changes with new owners are rare, writes Tim Miller.
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Environment Canada warns of freezing rain, snow and ice for your Thursday morning commute
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The City of Hamilton received more than $1 million from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation in the third quarter of 2023 for hosting Elements Casino Flamboro.The $1,020,624 payment for the Oct. 1 to Dec. 31 fiscal period was announced in a
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In the roughly one-hour work consisting of 19 songs, the solo tenor does not play Derek Jarman, but rather discovers him as an artist living with AIDS
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Work on the Burlington Canal Lift Bridge is occurring during a pause in shipping
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Takeout burger shop Goldies Fast Food opens in downtown Hamilton
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Electric automobile-maker Tesla is looking to make what appears to be a multi-million-dollar investment at CF Lime Ridge.
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Nearly a decade after all Zellers stores closed in Canada, the popular chain is making a comeback.
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Garner Road East between Southcote Road and Redeemer University College road and Kitty Murray Lane between Emick Drive and Smith Road are closed for a
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The celebration is full of traditions. Let us dive in to learn a little more about Asian cultures through our beliefs, culture, and of course food, Jo
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Child health is one of four priorities for public health in 2023
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Juicers and protein drinks can both bring you health benefits, albeit in different ways, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Café attacked victims from behind, stabbing four of them, writes Susan Clairmont.
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Mexican restaurant reopens after Christmas tragedy
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The new rules would limit short-stay rentals to the ‘primary residence’ of a homeowner or renter — meaning homes owned by absentee landlords could not
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Swimmers at the Les Chater YMCA have a new roof over their heads thanks to some federal funding.
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Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas MP Filomena Tassi welcomed the community to a New Year’s Levee on Jan. 15 at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre.
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Tassi held her 2023 New Year's levee on Jan. 15 at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre.
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Work is in preparation for targeted spring 2023 road and bridge work
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Hamilton’s public school board is going back to encouraging students and staff to wear masks in school after a “temporary universal masking requirement” that gave them the unrestricted ability to opt out didn’t appear to change behaviour.