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Burlington Thai eatery closed its Lakeshore Road location earlier this year
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Avoid gridlock before it happens: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in Hamilton on Dec. 4 for roadwork on Queen Elizabeth Way.
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Alectra Utilities is warning wind gusts of up to 90 km/h could result in further outages.
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Gathering being held Dec. 10 to remember Grenfell Ministries founder who died of suspected drug overdose.
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The third-floor unit features granite countertops and antique light fixtures
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Mary Frances Moore, Aquarius’ artistic director defied the odds by bringing together local, professional hometown talent, to create a smart show that
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Melena Pheasant pleaded guilty to manslaughter in death of Zoran Benasich
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For every 100 bachelor’s degrees awarded to women, only 74 are awarded to men, and the gap’s growing, writes Jay Robb.
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Plan your trip before you’re in your car: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled eight closures in Hamilton on Dec. 3 for roadwork on Queen Eliz
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Pathologists suggest victim, Jonathan Styres, could have been on hands and knees
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Councillors direct city staff to explore potential public lands for community
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St. Paul’s United Church opens its doors to the community on Sunday, Dec. 11 for Candlelight Noel. The service of lessons and carols, a long standing Christmas tradition at the church, begins at 7 p.m.
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This December, join Theatre Ancaster for “Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, A Live Radio Show,” benefiting Ancaster Community Services.
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A reader contacted the Stoney Creek News after hiking to Felker’s Falls Conservation Area and encountering a closed section of trail near the foot of Thornbury Court.
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Ancaster Rotarians are working to create a happier holiday season for Hamilton children in low-income families.
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Santa Claus will be cruising down Concession Street on Dec. 10.
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For the first time since 2019, A Village Christmas returned to Ancaster Square, bringing holiday excitement to a crowd of hundreds on Dec. 1.
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City awaiting institution's building permit application. McMaster University students rally against gas-powered generators plan.
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What came in and out of the Port of Hamilton
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Prepare for a colder winter in southern Ontario.
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A Lotto Max ticket purchased in Stoney Creek has netted a $1-million windfall to be shared by 26 recipients in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton areas.
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Police believe central Hamilton home was targeted; no one injured in early Friday incident
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The Ancaster Lions Club recently presented substantial donations to two local organizations.
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The closure is expected in both directions from Saturday to Monday
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Hamilton firefighters found heavy smoke and a garage fully involved in flames
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The beverages will be available for purchase online and at their Toronto and Hamilton taprooms.
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This is the second show Disney filmed at the former Delta school this year, Dan Nolan writes.
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University says fossil-fuelled emissions will be offset by other sustainability initiatives
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Councillors argued a uniform $375,000 yearly spending cap across all 15 wards would improve service and staff compensation
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This coming weekend, Graham Petrie will receive the very first Petrie Award, named after him, for lifetime achievement, Jeff Mahoney writes.
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It’s starting to look festive, don’t miss the Tree of Hope lighting in Gore Park on Friday evening.
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Cybersecurity may not be the No. 1 priority for small- and medium-sized businesses, but it should be a key consideration, says Kevin Vincent.
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HSR will investigate to expand the free fare program for youths from six years old to 14 from the earlier age limit of 12 years.
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Staff expected to report back on pilot program's results in February
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Plan your commute before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 11 closures in Hamilton on Dec. 2 for roadwork on Highway 6
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Numerous products are being pulled from shelves and online at some of Canada's big-name stores and Health Canada is putting shoppers on alert.
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Confirmed influenza cases up steeply this winter
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The city reported allegations of potential fraud to Hamilton police and has vowed to fix lax oversight of the discount taxi ride program for disabled
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Teams from four local schools all excelled at OFSAA championships, Steve Milton writes.
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Watching a show about big cats, I learned that cats in the wild cover their food, or bury it, to hide it from predators, Lorraine Sommerfeld writes
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Budget frozen by province will lead to reduced staffing in city programs.
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No one hurt in targeted shooting at Minto Avenue and Bristol Street.
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The most targeted communities are Waterdown and Ancaster, but uptick seen city-wide.
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Most impacted communities Waterdown and Ancaster, but trend happening all over
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A Christmas favourite returns with its message about sharing
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Soil Superheroes makes first stop of national tour in Norfolk County
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Advocates in Waterdown and Hamilton are pledging to keep accessibility top of mind for the new Hamilton city council during their term.
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Music director of the Kingston Symphony to conduct Handel’s ‘Messiah’ in Hamilton, in tribute to his mentor, Leonard Turnevicius writes