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The polls have now closed and the first results are starting to come in for Ward 13.
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The votes are cast and the ballots counted.
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Who will represent Flamborough ratepayers in Hamilton will be decided tonight.
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New Canadian and Hamilton high school student eager to make a difference
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It took more than six months of meticulous masonry in 2015, and the results were amazing. Bracing was no longer needed. Nor were fences. People could
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Hamilton Health Sciences and McMaster sued for second time over toxic workplace allegations. The latest lawsuit was launched by surgeon who had a rela
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A roundup of the latest municipal election news.
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Seven of the 15 councillors around the Hamilton city council table in the last council were female — good for 46.6 per cent.
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City clerk says voters can still vote at station in event of technical difficulty
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City clerk says voters can still vote at station in event of technical difficulty
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Police arrested three people after setting up perimeter
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Voters across Hamilton will go to the polls Oct. 24 to elect a new mayor, councillors and school board trustees.
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The Forge reaches CPL finals for fourth time in four years with tense 2-1 win over Cavalry FC
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This is the second report of shots fired in what police say are targeted incidents in Hamilton over the weekend.
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Sixteen women highlighted for work they do in Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area community
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We’ve got the who, what, where, when, why and how to vote on Monday
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Hospital cites ‘ongoing health-care worker shortage and limited capacity’ as reasons for delay
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The Douglas C-47 Dakota at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum in Mount Hope was flown by the 437 Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force
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‘The Humans’ is a study in fear and darkness, writes Gary Smith
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Brandon Shedden launched the company from a spare bedroom back in 2014.
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You don’t need to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled eight closures in Hamilton on Oct. 24 for roadwork on Highway 403, High
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Work has begun to convert the garage behind the house at 38 Rendell Blvd. on the east Mountain into a separate housing unit.
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City says consolidation will help staffing issues and won't impact service
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Hamilton public school board staff booked off sick an average of nearly 16 days in the 2021-22 school year — the highest number in at least seven years.
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It’s Oct. 24. Are you ready to vote?
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The 39-year-old man was ‘conscious and breathing’ when he was rescued by firefighters.
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A series of Transport Canada recalls involving popular vehicles across the country have been announced due to risks of crash, fires and other hazards.
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Officers say shooting took place in a parking lot of housing complex
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Waterdown’s Jessey The Elf found the gold medal he had been searching for at the 2022 Lifesaving World Championships in Riccione, Italy.
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From accidental journalist to bankrupt restaurateur to investigative reporter, Steve Buist reflects on his career as he retires from The Spectator aft
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Plan your route before you’re in your car: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled five closures in Hamilton on Oct. 23 for roadwork on Highway 4
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OPP say three armed suspects broke into a Highland Avenue home and then fled the area.
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The arrest comes months after a woman was also charged with accessory in the missing person-turned-homicide case.
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Nicholas Craig, 20, is wanted for second-degree murder in connection to a stabbing in the area of Cayuga Street on Saturday morning.
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Waterdown’s Bob Thomas was awarded the Innovation Award as part of the City of Hamilton’s 2022 Senior of the Year Awards.
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Flurry of announcements, attack ads and sign antics among late-campaign drama in Monday’s ‘change’ election
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The Oct. 1 event saw thousands of partiers fill the street of west Hamilton, and attendance by more than 250 police officers
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Do we recognize “us” in the portrait this book presents? We have to. The proof is in the purchase.
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Two of three candidates for the Oct. 24 vote are well-known in Niagara for roles on the beleaguered conservation authority board
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Hamilton writer Christina Jonas gets up close to these powerful yet gentle animals
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One sentenced to three years, which he’s served while awaiting trial; others have charges withdrawn
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If you have a suspicion that it’s time to walk away, Annie Duke offers the hard science to help you make a tough yet necessary decision, writes Jay Ro
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Plan your route before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled five closures in Hamilton on Oct. 22 for roadwork on Highway 4
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Bratina says legislation ‘good idea’ while Horwath and Loomis dismiss extra capacities
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The HCA watershed has been on level-one low water conditions since July of this year due to low rainfall
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A restored Supermarine Spitfire will be flying over Hamilton in the next two or three years.
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The Stipley Lions Club is launching the Halloween Hunt, an afternoon of frightening fun and excitement on Oct. 30.
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Lessons from 16-year-old’s life and death form a legacy that is changing how Indigenous youth who are in contact with the child welfare system are tre
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From Hamilton to Fort Erie, at least 29 trustee hopefuls are being endorsed as ‘freedom candidates,’ prompting warnings from left-leaning groups.
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The nature of the threat and where it came from are unknown at this time.