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The Ancaster Fair is back in its traditional format, and it promises to be bigger than ever.
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No daily limit, but still only one bedside visitor at a time for in-patients
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Over the past 25 years, I have sodded, I have seeded, I have mowed, I have fertilized, I have watered, I have yelled, I have cried, and I have weeded,
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An audit that forced Hamilton to pull accessible transit vehicles off the road in May is now complete. The city and its contracted service have a lot
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The Queen was the last royal to understand that the allure of the monarchy lies in mystique and constancy, not celebrity or trend.
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The late monarch visited the region a handful of times, both before and during her historic reign
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Monarch died Sept. 8 at age 96.
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It’s called “Operation London Bridge,” the secret succession strategy for the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth after Queen Elizabeth II dies.
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All roads have reopened
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Council directs staff to negotiate agreements for Indigenous environmental monitors
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Expect delays or adjust your route: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 18 closures in Hamilton on Sept. 8 for roadwork on Highway 24, Highway 403, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
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Police were in the area of Main Street East and Victoria Avenue North, investigating a suspect with a firearm
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Anger stalks the land, and Canada is finally talking about it. You could blame the pandemic, but as with just about everything, the pandemic exacerbated existing conditions. The seeds were already in the ground.
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Anger stalks the land, and Canada is finally talking about it. You could blame the pandemic, but as with just about everything, the pandemic exacerbated existing conditions. The seeds were already in the ground.
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Catholic board chair Pat Daly said the last couple of years have been ‘unlike any others’ in his experience
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Theatre Aquarius opens its doors to diversity and invites us all to look in the mirror and see who we are, writes Gary Smith.
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Hamilton native Jeremy Fisher launches new CBC animated music series ‘Jeremy and Jazzy’
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Local groups come together to raise funds for flood relief.
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City was recently ordered to turn over dozens of confidential emails about the slippery parkway mystery to the ongoing Red Hill judicial inquiry.
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“Choristers come out of the woodwork to participate. It resonates on so many levels, musically, emotionally, as a choral ensemble work. Verdi was such
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The Adriatic Boulevard home has a theatre room and an in-ground pool
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Several studies are required if Town Centre Plaza moves forward with the proposal.
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Deverson, a real estate agent, says LRT is a "disaster" and Highway 403 traffic flow needs to be improved.
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Cristina Geissler says she will always have fond memories of Concession Street.
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"Double cupping" at Tim Hortons now comes with a price.
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Chad Davidson has pleaded not guilty to the 2013 fatal shooting of Tyler Johnson
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The group is asking Hamilton to pass a maximum heat bylaw, making landlords responsible for keeping indoor temperatures lower than 26 C.
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The City of Hamilton has found contaminated soil in Centennial Heights Park in Freelton.
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The Hamilton Public Library started a campaign during the pandemic of getting pictures, photographs and postcards from its archive out into the public
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A truck hit wires while emergency services were on scene for earlier crash
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A truck hit wires after emergency services were on scene for earlier crash
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Shields’ new work is a beautifully mounted work with strong performances enabled by challenging writing, Gary Smith writes.
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Exercise can reduce the impact of arthritic flare-ups and speed healing, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Reopenings, second locations, and other mouth-watering news from local restaurants, Diane Galambos writes.
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Transgender food bank service at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre on Hamilton Mountain. It’s an opportunity for transgender folks to access a food bank in a comfortable setting, away from staring eyes.
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Exhibition game Sept. 8, regular season home opener Sept. 22.
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First-time political candidate, Markettos wants to preserve downtown, create "safe spaces" for all residents.
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McMaster should help cover cost of responding to rowdy events, city politicians say
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Avoid traffic jams before they occur: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled seven closures in Hamilton on Sept. 6 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
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The toxin targets RNA to kill bacteria
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Hamilton-Wentworth Student Transportation Service reported 73 delays in the morning
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As students across the province head back to school — though not until Wednesday in Toronto — Education Minister Stephen Lecce said they should look forward to “the beginning of a return to a normal school experience” after the chaos of lockdowns and online learning because of COVID-19.
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Price slump comes as new listings dropped for fourth consecutive month
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Robert King was found injured but alive by a volunteer near the Breezy Corners restaurant
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Robert King went out on his Rhino Yamaha side-by-side Monday and did not return
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Pilot is tailored to post-pandemic needs and will provide assistance, advice and education to woman and their children.
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Proposed bylaw intended to target “fake homecoming” and other large, unsanctioned parties
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Has harbourfront gentrification made possible a new wave of passenger vessels in the bay?
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Province says Ontario Health Teams will revitalize a ‘fragmented’ system and put patients first