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Police believe three men hired to carry out Faqir Ali abduction that turned deadly
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Has harbourfront gentrification made possible a new wave of passenger vessels in the bay?
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Volunteer driver Peter Mamer pulls the Cancer Assistance Program (CAP) van up to the front of the downtown area apartment building at 8:30 a.m.
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Board directs staff to improve longer pathway accessing wider system
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Cannabis Roll opened in 2021 on Hatton Drive, off Fiddler's Green but recently closed its doors.
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"Labour Day has really become an institution for some people," said Labour Council President Anthony Marco.
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Group searching grounds of former Mohawk Institute have identified 97 children through new research
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Harrassment has increased dramatically during the pandemic thanks to the rise of anti-vaccine and anti-mandate groups that routinely demeans journalis
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Zahra Ousmane’s death does not appear suspicious, Hamilton police say, but they are appealing for witnesses
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Zahra Ousmane was pronounced dead in hospital Saturday night
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Zahra Ousmane was pronounced dead in hospital Saturday night
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‘Sector-wide driver shortage’ affecting transportation companies’ recruitment
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Preliminary cause of fire is improperly discarded smoking materials on deck
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Closed for over six months, Holmes House to resume on-site drug treatment on Monday
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Their chosen neighbourhood’s residents were not going to be shut out of their greenspace, couple decides, Robert Howard writes.
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Two 20-somethings are running against the longtime Catholic school board chair in the race for Ward 7 trustee.
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Ward 5 candidate says Riverdale project ‘urgent’ amid housing crisis
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A Human Rights Tribunal adjudicator found an employer was committed to finding a way for a prospective employee to join the organization until his cor
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A Human Rights Tribunal adjudicator found an employer was committed to finding a way for a prospective employee to join the organization until his cor
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Health Canada is warning shoppers at Winners, HomeSense and Marshalls who bought certain chairs to "immediately stop using" them as people are suffering a number of falls and injuries.
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City wants to limit listings to a host’s principal residence and cap guest stays at a max of 120 nights per year
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Ward 4 hopeful Max Francis says he regularly posts photos of people he meets
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In early August, 19 bus shelters across the city were vandalized.
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Support for non-profit school from OTF reaches $353,100 since 2020
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Tassi, who had been minister of Public Service and Procurement since 2021, will be responsible for economic development for Southern Ontario.
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Dylan Wynn knows what it’s like to be hungry.
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Cyclist spotted the weapon and called police
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No injuries were reported in the early morning blaze.
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What you can and can’t do on the statutory holiday
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Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Valens Conservation Area as of Sept. 2 at 7 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health
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Expect delays, especially during heavy traffic periods: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled eight closures in Hamilton on Sept. 2 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way
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Support your Ticats, eat some ribs or head to the Paris Fair. There’s plenty to do in the area this long weekend.
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Bird experts hope the fascination will lead to concern and action for the birds whose numbers are in steep decline
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The Birds Canada (BC) Young Ornithologist Workshop’s (YOW) is an outreach program offering a heavily subsidized weeklong bird, natural history and sci
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Mind you, she hasn’t closed the door on Disney flicks, including Zombies 4.
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Damir Ivankovic ordered to complete to three years probation and 100 hours of community service.
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Baboth and his wife Mary Beth Toth have been organizing the Dianne Baboth Memorial Golf Tournament to help families.
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Samples apparently not tested for fossil fuels despite potential presence in soil, groundwater
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"I can't go halfway," says the small business owner. "I go full blast."
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Patricia Sinclair had butterflies in her stomach recently after scoring the top prize in the Instant Emoji$ game from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
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The longtime LRT opponent says if he is elected mayor he will push for unionized HSR workers to run the train and try to prevent the project from turn
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Police say they received reports of a Kinrade Avenue shooting at around 10:45 a.m.
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Fire says crews will be on scene ‘for some time’
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The vegan fast food stall will be opening in the former home of Papa Leo’s.
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Microsoft Corp.’s planned $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard Inc. will be sent for an in-depth review unless the tech giant offers remedies to address the UK watchdog’s concerns.
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Police said Peter Pottruff died June 20 after the May 25 assault.
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Are we done with isolating for COVID?