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Expect delays along these routes: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 11 closures in Hamilton on Dec. 7 for roadwork on Highway 6 and Queen E
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Spatter expert hammered over report that Styres was fully or partly turned toward Peter Khill’s truck before death
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The coach finally makes it home. Almost, Scott Radley writes.
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The woman has been charged with accessory after the fact of murder in Strauss homicide
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Integrity commissioner explains conflict of interest, code of conduct
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Health Canada is issuing a recall on the Cuisinart Compact Blender & Juice Extractor Combo due to an injury hazard.
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Some health and fitness advice works despite popular opinion pointing in another direction, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Southwestern Ontario Black Entrepreneurship Network will assist Black-led businesses and entrepreneurs with training programs
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Over a dozen fire units attended to a residential fire in the area of Marion Street and Aberdeen Avenue on Tuesday
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Developer says damages in the ‘range of a million dollars’; homes were sold, but not closed with buyers
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In 1969, more than 43 acres of Victorian buildings were torn down to make way for the downtown shopping centre
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In 1969, more than 43 acres of Victorian buildings were torn down to make way for the downtown shopping centre
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After this year’s summer and fall colour season, Waterdown residents in the Smokey Hollow area are concerned would-be waterfall visitors will be injured — or worse — in their trek to the falls.
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Plaintiffs seek $6.5 million for alleged on-ice attack, Scott Radley writes.
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Ontario Law Society fined and suspended paralegal Everett Field, who claims he is reformed and no longer a member of the white nationalist group
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The lawyer for Jack Densmore — also known as Denmo — has previously said all sexual encounters were consensual
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‘Poverty is deepening for families who are already struggling,’ says Hamilton Food Share manager.
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‘We deserve to have democracy that functions and that the people have confidence in.’
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Students and staff at Hamilton public schools will be required to mask up to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases — unless they decide they don’t want to do so.
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Residents fighting the city’s rezoning of a Winona municipal lot to allow for a nine-storey building say they’ll resume their appeal to the Ontario Land Tribunal now that the province has backed off from plans to scrap their right to do so.
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The average household that consumes 200 cubic metres of water will pay about $877, a $53 increase from 2022.
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McMaster University planning to resell 30 South St. W. in Dundas. Institution says statements made by "father of modern medicine" led to decision.
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The supplement cupboard is no longer bare at the Cancer Assistance Program (CAP).
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Morning rain showers held off in the afternoon as the Stoney Creek Santa Claus Parade returned to downtown for a 64th time on Dec. 3 after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19.
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Data shows 44 per cent of women experience psychological, physical or sexual violence from an intimate partner in their lifetime.
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Male patient was transported to hospital without vital signs
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Fire department responded to a vehicle collision on the westbound 403 ramp a little after 6 p.m.
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Longtime head of Environment Hamilton — who once successfully took the city to court over landfill pollution — will now push for change from inside th
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There’s labour peace between the Ontario government and the union representing about 55,000 education support workers across the province.
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Bekett Noble, who passed away last month, left a message for the university and community to address LGBTQ+ student issues.
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Recall is over concerns of contamination
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One Christmas, I — a little kid — sweet-talked a boy into handing over the tiny bear he got from Father Christmas in exchange for the boring puzzle I
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Sultans of String join with global refugee collaborators in Cannes-winning humanitarian response to crisis, writes Jeff Mahoney
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Hamilton police responded to two shootings and one stabbing over weekend
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The victim’s injuries were not life-threatening
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He riled up fans of the square ring as ‘The Executioner’ in 1960s and ‘70s
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Councillors back water department’s request for 6.49 per cent hike to water rates
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Judge found Caledonia men guilty of luring 18-year-old aspiring model into prostitution
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Dining out and trips to school also increased compared to last year.
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A second man was taken into police custody.
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Hamilton Community Foundation fund provides $161,211 to seniors, arts, youth, environment.
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The busy food bank, family services and other programs at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre are expected to kick into high gear from now until Christmas.
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Ward 2 Coun. Cameron Kroetsch argued it's in the "interest of the community" to increase each office budget to $375,000.
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Ward 5 Coun. Matt Francis says he supports a proposed 16-storey condominium development at the northwest corner of Queenston and Nash roads even though city staff is concerned the building is too tall for the area.
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Plan your commute before you’re in your car: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 11 closures in Hamilton on Dec. 5 for roadwork on Highway 6
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Dogs drop first game of four-game homestand
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No one was reported injured in latest lower city shooting episode.
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Protest drew farmers, environmental, labour and housing activists worried about provincial changes aimed at fast-tracking new housing.
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Opponents of forced urban boundary expansion and Greenbelt development are expected to come to the rally from Halton and Guelph.
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Some local farms expect to be out of trees after this weekend.