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Unions and opposition MPPs call for plan to deal with surge of severely ill kids
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The Dogs claimed a 3-2 overtime victory against the Mississauga Steelheads on Saturday night at First Ontario Centre.
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Carol Agnew, also known as Maude, has been organizing Maude’s Runs for Kids every year.
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Expect delays along the following routes: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled two closures in Hamilton on Nov. 13 for roadwork on Highway 403
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Team operators say poor communication and late notice of this plan leaves them with little time to find places to play
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Thursday’s collision just west of Waterford left two dead and three others injured
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Tony Mastromatteo enlisted in Hamilton because he felt it was his duty.
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Overflowing ICU, low supplies and ER waits as high as 13 hours
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Retired teacher Terry Morgan mixes memoir, research and saga in “Melting Pots and Tribal Enclaves,” writes Jeff Mahoney.
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Overflowing ICU, low supplies and ER waits as high as 13 hours
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We would like to think a toxic work environment is a rarity in this day and age. Unfortunately, that is not the case, writes Ed Canning.
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Dr. Matt Strauss claims his public criticism of COVID-19 health measures led to a hostile work environment
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Expect delays along the following routes: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled eight closures in Hamilton on Nov. 12 for roadwork on Queen Eli
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Rotarians revive decades-long tradition put on ice by the pandemic
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The five-member Pivot Airlines crew which included Hamilton pilot Aatif Safdar spent 220 days in jail and under house arrest since they reported cocai
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Rain didn’t dampen the spirits of a good crowd that turned out for the annual Remembrance Day ceremony at the Stoney Creek Cenotaph on Nov. 11.
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A private meeting of the Niagara Escarpment Commission’s Public Interest Advisory Committee on Columbia International College’s amendment application for a high school at the former Sisters of St. Joseph convent at 574 Northcliffe Ave. will take place sometime after a Nov. 16 public meeting.
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Tennis Canada, Rogers and Ancaster Tennis Club officials officially opens new dome at Village Green Park.
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The St. Augustine’s Parish Christmas Market will get shoppers in to the holiday spirit on Nov. 19.
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It’s an opportunity to check out the newest mural on Concession Street, with a chance to win 500 Concession Street bucks.
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The City of Hamilton is aiming to help homeowners add or renovate existing secondary units in their homes by implementing a provincial grant program.
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The body of a 38-year-old woman was found in her apartment unit
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More than 200 people observed Ancaster’s annual Remembrance Day ceremonies Nov. 11 at Ancaster Square under a steady drizzle.
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Shipping news for Oct. 30 to Nov. 5.
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Jack Densmore — also known as Denmo — has more than one million followers on TikTok and some videos with 10 million page views. His lawyer says all se
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The fire appears to be accidental, but investigation ongoing
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The number of renting households in the city shot up by 11.5 per cent between 2016 and 2021.
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Premier Doug Ford is hosting Ontario’s Ceremony of Remembrance to honour the bravery, courage and sacrifice of past and present members of the Canadian Armed Forces.
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On Nov. 10, Health Canada issued a recall for Tim Hortons chicken noodle soup base sold in Ontario and Alberta.
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Graceland was recreated using movie tricks at The Tamahaac Club in Ancaster for the new film ‘Priscilla,’ Dan Nolan writes.
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A home was struck by gunfire near Minto Avenue and Barton Street East Thursday.
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Famous Six Nations distance runner and wartime dispatch runner recognized among “Our War” stories which debuts Friday on the History channel, Jeff Mah
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The Hamilton Convention Centre is full of dinosaurs; there are concerts, the film festival and even a rally. What are you doing this weekend?
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City hopes pilot program helps ease affordability crunch
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The Glenfern Avenue home features a three-season sunroom and is a short walk from the Bruce Trail.
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Indians make up 18 per cent of the total recent immigrants in Hamilton, according to 2021 census report
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A science teacher with a knack for history spent years researching the history of the city’s oldest school
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"When I look around (in the city) there is more housing going up than ever before," said Eisenberger.
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You would never know Drew Waddell has dementia when he’s playing the drums.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority will still be able to give staff a 3.5 per cent cost-of-living raise next year and hire an extra three full-time employees despite sticking to a traditional two per cent increase to its annual municipal levy.
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Sana Banu is the president of Conestoga Students Inc., and Tima Shah is the president of Centennial College Student Association Inc.
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Hamilton police are investigating an alleged Dundas hit-and-run after a two-car collision at York Road and Park Street East at around 2:55 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 8.
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Highway 24 between Windham Road 6 and Windham Road 7 closed until 10 p.m. for investigation
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Highway 24 between Windham Road 6 and Windham Road 7 will be closed until around 10 p.m.
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If my dad had seen this level of activity, he would have warned me that it was going to be a long winter based on the squirrel chaos, Lorraine Sommerf
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Mark Buzzelli arrested at Burlington landscaping job Wednesday afternoon
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Police investigating incident at home in Waterdown
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Police investigating incident at home in Waterdown
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Charge against Caryma Sa’d withdrawn by prosecution at Hamilton provincial offences court
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Police say victim was told to pay $120,000 to get grandson out of jail