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Brian MacDonald spent five months in hospital after his car was crushed by a transport truck on the Lincoln Alexander Parkway
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The Law Society Tribunal found Matthew Carson committed three counts of professional misconduct
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Robert Surridge pleaded guilty to manslaughter in 2019 killing of Wayne Bilodeau
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Parking demand at the east end of downtown Dundas is anticipated to increase.
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The folks at the Hamilton-Burlington Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (HBSPCA) is hoping the public will be in a giving mood on Giving Tuesday.
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Soaring over the countryside of southeast England, Wilson Harold Nixon channeled the emotions of his late father from the cockpit of a vintage 1940s Spitfire.
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The Ford government’s Bill 23 threatens to retroactively squelch neighbouring residents’ appeal of the city’s controversial rezoning of a municipal property on Baseline Road in Winona to allow for a nine-storey building.
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Expect delays or plan an alternative route: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled four closures in Hamilton on Nov. 22 for roadwork on Queen El
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Jurors were told Jonathan Styres was shot and killed in front of Peter Khill’s home.
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Environment Canada says gusts of up to 80 km/h are possible
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The five-year-old boy suffered minor injuries in the incident, which was caught on video.
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Iger will replace his hand-picked successor, CEO Bob Chapek, whose two-year tenure has been marked by clashes, missteps and a weakening financial performance.
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No ammunition will be present during the evening exercise.
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The Flamborough Santa Claus Parade is putting out a plea for donations.
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Project would bring free fruit to downtown park.
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Featured on the covers of all the big magazines — Vaughn was the most popular actor in America, writes Gary Smith
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Bus operator investigating after a five-year-old boy was caught in door; second area family reports similar incident from September
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Pass watchmakers on John Street South changed little since founding in 1888
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Norfolk County’s sole maternity ward was closed for 14 months
Johnson Aziga appeal may lead to downgraded conviction, parole eligibility for Hamilton ‘HIV killer’
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Hamilton man was first Canadian to be convicted for first-degree murder for spreading HIV
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Community benefits charges could be among the fees paid by developer.
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Norbert Petz noticed a big difference when automated speed enforcement (ASE) was enacted on Kitty Murray Lane.
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Expect delays, especially during heavy traffic periods: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled three closures in Hamilton on Nov. 21 for roadwor
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The strike is off — and school is on.Last-ditch negotiations landed a tentative deal between CUPE and the government, averting job action by support staff that would have seen hundreds of thousands of children in boards across the province out of
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The president of the union representing more than 1,000 education assistants, secretaries, clerical staff, child and youth workers, social workers and others at the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board thinks her members will turn down a tentative agreement reached prior to the strike deadline at 5 p.m. on Nov. 20.
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The president of the union representing more than 1,000 education assistants, secretaries, clerical staff, child and youth workers, social workers and others at the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board thinks her members will turn down a tentative agreement reached prior to the strike deadline at 5 p.m. on Nov. 20.
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Frigid temperatures didn’t deter about 200 people from protesting the Ford government’s plans to expand Hamilton’s urban boundary and allow new home building in parts of Ontario’s greenbelt on Sunday (Nov. 20).
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Hamilton downed by Saginaw and Ottawa; continue homestand against North Bay Friday.
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CUPE 3906 says there will be pickets at campus entrances, but university is open
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CUPE 3906 says there will be pickets at campus entrances, but university is open
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The Flamborough Review was named one of Canada’s best community newspapers in its circulation class by News Media Canada.
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Police called to Seneca Road, south of 4th Line for a man slumped over in a cab
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OFM and police investigating cause of Garden Crescent fire
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OFM and police investigating cause of Garden Crescent fire
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2022 WJ1, earlier known as C8FF042, was sixth asteroid discovered by warning system pre-impact, European Space Agency says
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Hamilton Alliance for Tiny Shelters finally has a spot to build village to help with homelessness
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Goalkeeper Milan Borjan is probably Canada’s most important player at the World Cup, writes Steve Milton
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This lovely show is blessed with delightful songs that forward the plot, comment on action and reveal character, just as musical numbers once always d
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The Tuxedo Avenue South home features a large deck and a double driveway
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If you’re buying online advertising, spend it where you can see it, writes Jay Robb.
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The province is proposing deadlines for the east-end plant to improve pollution control technology and cut cancer-causing emissions.
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Plan your commute before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled six closures in Hamilton on Nov. 19 for roadwork on Queen El
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Thirteen patients treated at scene of split-level home on Garden Crescent
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Nearly a dozen fire trucks and several ambulances responded to the two-storey home on Garden Crescent
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Demolition expected to start in February
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Chief details shuffle in roles for top brass
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A spirited rally outside Hamilton East—Stoney Creek MPP Neil Lumsden’s office accused his Progressive Conservative government of putting developers’ pocketbooks ahead of local democracy and preservation of vital farmland.
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