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Gord Bond and his mother, Kathy, are exhibiting together in Entwined Inspirations, an exhibition of joyful paintings at the Carnegie Gallery, Regina H
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The theme this year is “Spring at the Cottage” and some 10,000 potted bulbs are situated among some 35,000 plants, shrubs and trees, writes Rob Howard
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New report from Conference Board of Canada estimated city’s gross domestic product will grow by just 1.4 per cent — half of the growth it experienced
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Sean Menard’s documentary called “299 Queen Street West” has former VJs raving
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Cooper wrote two books on ‘Hamilton’s other railway’
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Video series highlights 70 years of new arrivals to the city
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The Government of Ontario is putting $750,000 into helping communities across the province with inclusivity and accessibility for people of all ages and abilities.
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You don’t need to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled five closures in Hamilton on March 13, 2023 for roadwork on Highway 6 a
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It’s something they dread doing.
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Building Permits under review for 29 townhouse units in six buildings.
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Ward 5 public school board trustee Todd White says he’s dumbfounded by a decision to put Glen Echo Elementary School up for sale on the open market during last October’s municipal election without any notice to the surrounding community.
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Hamilton knocks off first-place Ottawa 67s 6-3 in last regular-season game at home
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PEI native Andrew Bryenton was driving a black Toyota Corolla on March 2
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Douglas Spiers, convicted of second degree murder, was wanted for violating his parole
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The Stoney Creek Garden Club is holding a silent auction on Monday, March 13.
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Const. Brandon Terdik set to plead guilty to disciplinary charges following criminal court conviction
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You don’t need to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in Hamilton on March 12, 2023 for roadwork on Queen Elizab
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Less than half of advanced voters cast ballots compared to the June general election
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Saturday marks three years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. But for many sports fans around the world, the pandemic’s official start occurred a few hours later, when Utah Jazz centre Rudy Gobert tested positive, setting off a chain of events that would quickly turn the sporting world upside down, and make it abundantly clear that the virus was no joking matter.
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No serious injuries in collision between HSR bus and taxi outside Bernie Custis school
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Landlord withdraws applications to evict two tenants for renovations — although it’s unclear when the water problem will be fixed
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Faulty restraints posing safety issue
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He knew how to find the quiet places between the big moments in plays, Gary Smith writes.
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Neighbouring residents air concerns about height and traffic during developer’s open house
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Siddharth Kara takes readers on a hellish road trip through the Central African Copper Belt in his book ‘Cobalt Red,’ writes Jay Robb.
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The Bulldogs wrap up their home schedule this weekend. It’s the end of a short-but-sweet era, Scott Radley writes.
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You shouldn’t have to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in Hamilton on March 11, 2023 for roadwork on Queen El
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National Steel Car says it is co-operating with a probe into a U.S. derailment in March that included some locally made railcars — but the bayfront ma
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It’s the end of an era at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.
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Ministry mum on details that led to ‘improper’ release of Shawn Delaney, who was convicted of multiple charges
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Defender Majrekar James, a frequent Canadian men’s team player, brings more star power to Hamilton
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Officers searched three homes and a business on the reserve
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With centimetres of the white stuff blanketing Hamilton, residents might be curious to know when their street will be plowed. Did you know, there's a nifty map for that?
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Daylight saving time returns on March 12.
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Amica Stoney Creek welcomed the community to a March 4 open house at the retirement residence, with guided tours, music, activities and prizes.
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With March Break just around the corner, the Hamilton Public Library has planned a variety of free programs at all branches for kids and teens March 13 to 17.
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Tribunal will identify parties, participants, issues May 5
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The future of basketball looks bright at Orchard Park Secondary School.
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The Hamilton Cat Fanciers’ annual cat show returns to the Ancaster Fairgrounds Saturday, March 18 and Sunday, March 19, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. both days.
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Some Mountain residents are not impressed with the city’s snow clearing.
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Noudga, who called Dellen Millard her ‘sweet serial killer,’ attended medical school in Poland, Susan Clairmont writes.
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A 29-year-old man suffered non-life-threatening injuries from single gunshot
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Up to 20 centimetres is expected to fall and evening commute will be affected
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The province has an acute shortage of workers, and by 2026 one in five jobs will be in the skilled trades.
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Hamilton police say three teens in ski masks got into argument with two adults outside store
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Douglas Spiers known to frequent Hamilton, Welland, Dunnville, St. Catharines and Toronto
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If you’re sticking around Hamilton, we’ve packed up some free and cheap things for you and the kids to do.
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Movie and TV shows filmed in area get nearly five dozen nominations
‘My kid could have died’: Mom says short-staffed DARTS repeatedly dropped off her autistic son alone
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Complaints about Hamilton’s contracted accessible transit service have spiked as the agency deals with staffing shortages, repair woes.
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‘Granted’ will be read on March 13, at Shawn & Ed Brewing Co., Dundas, Jeff Mahoney writes.