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Soaring gas prices are keeping people closer to home — something that means business is booming at campgrounds in Flamborough.
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It is theatre that smacks you in the face while it tenderly tickles your funny-bone and makes your heart do flip-flops
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A special 2.2-mile, 12-turn course will be set up in the Windy City for its first-ever street course to take place over the July 1-2, 2023 weekend.
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Hamiltonians vote for school board trustees in the Oct. 24 municipal election
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Snake found in Ancaster the third such specimen collected by animal services in 2022
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Vaccines for younger kids ahead of school year will be ‘a double bonus,’ says Dr. Kerry Beal.
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Retired cabbie says ‘anything can happen’ in run-up to Oct. 24
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Hamilton Community News has been looking into accessibility on Hamilton Mountain. We visited some Mountain parks, libraries, recreation centres and shopping malls.
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This is the second year that Cassar and his supporters have offered free pollinator plants to the public.
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Dundas families work together to host and help Ukrainian refugees. Lemonade stand in park helps pay for mother and daughter's flights.
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Hamilton court agreed to release Patrick Tomchuk on bail, but he’s not out of custody yet
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Police say the man spewed transphobic and homophobic slurs toward two bus riders Aug. 1
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There are no quick fixes for the closures of hospital emergency rooms and intensive care units hitting Ontario because of staff shortages, Health Minister Sylvia Jones says.
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Part 7 of Railroaded: how police investigated the police in the case of two Hamilton men wrongfully convicted of killing a Toronto mobster in 1983
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Brantford police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 13-year-old girl.
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Part 4 of Railroaded: how police investigated the police in the case of two Hamilton men wrongfully convicted of killing a Toronto mobster
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The importance of fostering a positive, you-can-do-it attitude applies to anything you are trying to accomplish, whether financial or otherwise, Thie
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Plan your commute before you’re on the road: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 14 closures in Hamilton on Aug. 3 for roadwork on Highway 403 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 August 3 at 7 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:
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Emmanuel Nwabuoku says his daughter went out for ice cream with her siblings last Tuesday afternoon and wound up chasing a butterfly. That innocent outing took a tragic turn when she got onto the GO tracks and was hit by a train.
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Environment Canada issued a special weather statement early Wednesday morning
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Fitness Solutions: If it seems too good to be true, yes, it probably is
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Bill Curran says his four-storey mixed-use concept is a ‘missing tooth’ he’s looking to fill.
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The current wait times at Hamilton locations range between 15 minutes to three hours
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Niagara Falls illusionist Greg Frewin is looking to conjure up some fundraising dollars for Interval House of Hamilton.
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Komalpreet Kaur gingerly wires a home electrical panel in one of the labs at the Stoney Creek campus of Mohawk College.
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Stoney Creek resident and environmentalist Lynda Lukasik’s decision to enter the Ward 5 council race has shaken up the politics and raised the level of several high-profile issues.
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Farmer’s Rest Hotel waited more than two years for commercial and residential proposal review
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Soap stone carving was on the curriculum for 13 students in the Pathfinder-Indigenous Youth program at Mohawk College.
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger, though, supports bolstering the mayor's powers since the person is elected at large.
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Hamilton Community News group managing editor, Gordon Cameron was recently named president of the International Society of Weekly Newspaper Editors during the group’s annual conference in Kentucky.
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Wet’suwet’en leaders have faced pressures from development
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The Hamilton Police Service charged one of its own officers with assault after viewing footage of the arrest of an Patrick Tomchuk. But a local coalit
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Dennis Monaghan was once an intimidating thug, working for mobsters in Hamilton.
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Video includes man yelling transphobic and homophobic slurs at two passengers
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The newly-crowned Ontario champs are in Calgary preparing to play in the Canadian championships with a chance to go to the Little League World Series
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A 51-year-old woman is charged with careless driving causing death in connection with February collision
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‘We’re starting to see significant, major investment’ says Hamilton’s chief building official
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There are no quick fixes for the temporary closures of hospital emergency rooms and intensive care units hitting Ontario because of staff shortages, Health Minister Sylvia Jones says.
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Increasing pressure on Premier Doug Ford to fix closed hospital emergency rooms and end long wait times for medical care before COVID-19 hits harder in the fall, an ER physician and new Liberal MPP is using the government’s re-election slogan against it.
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The new condo market will likely continue slowing down in the near-term, but prices will hold firm says president of Urbanation Inc.
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The new condo market will likely continue slowing down in the near-term, but prices will hold firm says president of Urbanation Inc.
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Two men hurt in stabbings in central and east Hamilton
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For the first time since 2019, the Hamilton Cat Fanciers’ annual championship and household pet cat show returned to the Ancaster Fairgrounds during the weekend of July 30.
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Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are open for swimming as of August 2 at 7 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:
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Flashbacks: $22 million facelift to transform the historic edifice
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After 25 years, the Hoeflaaks are back at the helm of the sailboat their patriarch built
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But ‘open streets’ pilot project postponed until next summer
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Tanya Lee, who started book club for high risk teens, has new one, around Black romance, at Art Gallery of Hamilton
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Local corn has arrived in stores and farmers markets throughout the Hamilton area.