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Plan your trip before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 23 closures in Hamilton on Sept. 23 for roadwork on Eastport Dr
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After a two-year break, the Carnegie Concerts are back with a rockin' show featuring one of Canada's best blues guitarists, Jack de Keyzer.
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$15,600 supports maintaining, promoting accessible 108-year-old club.
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Walt Juchiewicz, who served on the police services board, says Ward 9 could use increased policing.
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Hamilton Community News recently contacted city officials for an update on the road work happening along Upper Wentworth Street, north of Mohawk Road.
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Councillor under fire for ‘tongue in cheek’ remark about initiative to widen diversity
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Police say the hidden cellphone was recording when it was found
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A Canadian Armed Forces reservist was fined $4,200 and will receive a “severe reprimand” after pleading guilty on Thursday to a misconduct charge for urging military personnel not to distribute COVID-19 vaccines, which he linked to murder.
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Hamilton police investigating multiple incidents, including assaults and threats, inside school
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Medical treatment sought for one victim
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Students at Viola Desmond Elementary School are getting a head start on their science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) learning, thanks to Amazon Canada, FIRST Robotics and the LEGO Group.
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Opposition MPs, advocates and experts say workers who received extra money due to confusion shouldn’t be asked to repay it years later. CRA counters it will attempt to recoup overpayments with a ‘compassionate approach.’
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‘Renovictions,’ out-of-reach rents, sluggish supply, rising construction costs all factor into a desperate landscape
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Class structure crumbles when feisty Rita takes on Browning and Yeats in one of the best shows I’ve reviewed in my 42 years, Gary Smith writes.
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This tour will be undertaken by the Schubertchor, one of the VBC’s four touring choirs, Leonard Turnevicius writes.
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As Ward 15 gears up to elect a new face to the Hamilton city council table, Indigenous leaders and allies are touting the importance of a strong relationship between a new representative and local Indigenous groups.
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Latest owner says project was sold to consortium of investors in early September
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Lawyer says the doctor ‘will be defending his absolute innocence’
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Interval House of Hamilton is currently home to about 31 women and children — well over its designed capacity
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The listings range from a manageable $329,900 to an untenable $5,190,000.
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Starting Oct. 14, the Art Gallery of Hamilton is presenting 10 days of events with pop-ups, workshops, visual art, films and performances
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Plan your trip before you’re in your car: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 21 closures in Hamilton on Sept. 22 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
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Market in the Creek continues weekly along King Street in Stoney Creek, with produce vendors, food trucks, baked goods, live entertainment and more.
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Project still needs various approvals before selling residential units
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Theatre Ancaster's British Invasion: The Concert a hit with patrons. Show continues through Oct. 1.
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Brown, who operates a residential care facility in Ward 8, is seeking elected office for the first time.
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Provincial COVID response called ‘chaotic, disjointed, inconsistent’ by one city councillor
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Being forced to testify at a council-requested inquiry could undermine its independence, says office of the city auditor
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The city said in a tweet that crew members will be completing guide rail repairs at Barton Street off-ramp
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Road safety, transit and council decorum also among topics tackled during televised debate.
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The City of Toronto has pulled a series of public service announcements promoting COVID-19 vaccines for children after an online backlash, saying the videos “missed the mark” and should never have been published.
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Bill Bleses also claimed bronze medal in singles.
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By showcasing local produce, David and Jenn VanDeVelde helped market Norfolk County as Ontario’s Garden
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A summer, eat-outside contest to see what was the best — first it was ice cream, then pizza, writes Ray Beauchemin.
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Pilot program doesn’t fight against addiction from the outset, but instead attempts to make it safer
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After four years of telling stories about dining experiences it’s time to step away and make room for a new voice and new views, Diane Galambos writes
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Incumbent Esther Pauls and challenger Scott Duvall also spar over housing, garbage collection and council decorum during televised event.
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Brad Lamb predicts Durand neighbourhood condo project will be done by late 2026
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Avoid gridlock before it occurs: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 20 closures in Hamilton on Sept. 21 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
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Valley Town hosts two cycling fundraising events Sunday, Sept. 25.
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"I'm not a hot head," said Mitchell. "I say what I want."
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It takes a lot of hard work and preparation to stage the Ancaster Fair.
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Hamilton school trustees want extra pay for meeting attendance. $50 supplement a way to help fix low trustee pay, board chair says.
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Hamilton Community News has reached out to both Ward 7 council candidates and asked them to fill out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Scott Duvall responded.
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Hamilton Community News has reached out to both Ward 7 council candidates and asked them to fill out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Esther Pauls responded.
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Changing body positions makes some exercisers light-headed, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Incumbent Tom Jackson defended himself against debate accusations that the past council kept the public in the dark about parkway and sewage spill sca
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The project has been on hold for a month because of Haudenosaunee Confederacy calls for consultation.
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Candidates spar over where tall buildings and triplexes belong on the edge of Stoney Creek.