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“I just feel that it’s got to be so important and I try to catch every little nuance that’s available and I just chalk it up to the fact that it’s bec
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Nearly 600 unionized workers for the steelmaker in Hamilton have been without a contract since June 30. Another 1,000 Stelco workers in Nanticoke have
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Residents around Eleanor Park on the southeast Mountain are going to get all shook up.
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Lewis struggled with depression and money struggles but loved making the music that made Teenage Head famous, Jeff Mahoney writes.
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Plan your route before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 16 closures in Hamilton on Aug. 10 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 5, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
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Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are open for swimming as of Aug. 10 at 7 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:
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Two brothers have harvested between 12 and 20 pickling cucumbers every day in Hamilton since the first week of July.
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The 47th annual Dundas Cactus Festival is back for another year of fun gathering local businesses, food vendors with specialties from around the world
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Hamilton’s history of gay activism brought to life from a collection with nearly 40 years of materials of local activist Michael Johnstone.
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Gord Lewis struggled with depression and money struggles but loved making the music that made Teenage Head famous
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Incident reportedly occurred in Pleasant View area of Dundas.
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Strategy follows ethics probe that found Mountain councillor bullied, harassed officials
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Plan involves $11.4 billion in investment by 2050, but ‘cost of doing nothing’ more severe, staff say
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No need to drive hours for summer adventure
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The budget pressures facing the city include inflation, COVID-19 expenses, and collective bargaining that begins in 2023.
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Whey protein is most definitely not a drug, Ernie Schramayr writes.
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Lawyer says rising price tag part of ‘unpredictable nature’ of judicial inquiry
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Parties have come calling but Bobbi Ann Brady pledges allegiance to constituents
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Owner Mohamad Tomeh hopes to open new King West location by end of August
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You are not alone; we believe you and there are places to go for help.
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Expect delays or plan an alternative route: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 14 closures in Hamilton on Aug. 9 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 5, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
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Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Valens Conservation Area as of Aug. 9 at 7 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:
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The Ottawa Street North eatery was known for its burgers, pizza and ice cream
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Mother of victim calls for change and increased protections for those working on the streets
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Flashbacks: City of Hamilton still owns the sunken Scourge and Hamilton but no one is sure what to do with them
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Waterdown Garden Supplies faces a slew of environmental charges linked to the Mob-linked mountain of dirt on Highway 5 that no one is willing to clean
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Waterdown’s Zobia Jawed is running for the Ward 15 Hamilton city council seat.
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The challenges associated with access to and trust of the COVID-19 vaccine in the GTA’s most vulnerable communities are playing out once again, with the Toronto neighbourhoods hardest hit by the virus over the past two-and-a-half years seeing among the lowest fourth-dose uptake rates in Ontario.
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Multiple laceration injuries have been reported by users in Canada and the U.S. using certain saws and, as a result, it has triggered a major warning and recall by Health Canada.
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Heath-care advocate was labour leader, MPP, cabinet minister, community activist
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Keanin Loomis, Bob Bratina and Andrea Horwath will have to redefine how they will improve Hamiltonians' lives.
Sierra Supply Chain Services opens 'state-of-the-art' $65-million facility in Red Hill Business Park
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CEO Rob Vander Broek says the facility is the "first of its kind" in the country.
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Tiny Home Show draws a crowd to Ancaster Fairgrounds. For Bianca Metz, tiny home living isn’t a sacrifice. It’s a preferred lifestyle.
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Loomis says former mayor Bob Bratina and former Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath have too much "baggage."
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As temperatures near 40 C, Hamilton’s medical officer of health has issued an extended heat warning
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As temperatures near 40 C, Hamilton’s medical officer of health has issued an extended heat warning
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The booming voice that sang “O Canada” on Remembrance Day at the Mountain legion for decades has been silenced.
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Police impounded the vehicle and the 17-year-old is facing a licence suspension.
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Masks will not be mandatory in Ontario schools this fall, but will be provided to staff and students who wish to continue wearing them if they are concerned about COVID-19, the education ministry says.
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Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Valens Conservation Area as of Aug. 8 at 7 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:
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Regina Haggo: Art Gallery of Hamilton showcases female artists in bijou exhibition
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Hamilton police are investigating a homicide in the area of Catharine Street South
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Expect delays or adjust your route: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 17 closures in Hamilton on Aug. 8 for roadwork on Highway 403, Highway 5, Highway 6 and Queen Elizabeth Way.
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Graeme Noble will face off against Catherine Kronas for the seat vacated by two-term Ward 15 trustee Penny Deathe.
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Faced with a rising tide of hate-inspired incidents in Hamilton, a local community group is working with area researchers to provide a clear picture of hate in the city and beef up support for victims. The Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion has p
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Former Villa Italia executive director asked for access to his bank account shortly before his death
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The property at 327 and 335 Wilson St. E. will be see a new mixed-used building that preserves the heritage of the building.
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Preliminary plan conditionally recommended by Cross-Melville heritage committee
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Facade of a building near East Avenue North crumbled Friday afternoon
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The unemployment rate for Steeltown was 4.3 per cent in July, dropping by 0.3 percentage points month over month