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That’s a $10,000 increase since March, new data shows — despite a drop in home prices.
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Pascale Marchand calls for more road safety measures after car nearly strikes her on John Street South
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The business licence is now in good standing at the King Street hotel
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Waterdown Fortinos has opened a portion of its newly expanded store to customers.
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The former executive assistant to incumbent Coun. Terry Whitehead says Ward 14 needs more resources for residents.
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Tender for three projects received just two bids, originally expected for October completion.
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McMeekin, who spent 18 years as MPP, registers to run in Ward 15.
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An Ancaster woman is voicing her concerns with Air Canada following a return trip from Denver, Colo. with her family.
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Mario and Trish Figueroa say their difficult decision to close Queenston Stationery — and with it downtown Stoney Creek’s Canada Post outlet — ultimately boiled down to simple economics.
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For weeks, it’s been speculated that the former Ontario NDP leader might run for mayor
Hamilton mayoral candidate Keanin Loomis says highrise developments on transit routes are a priority
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"You have the LRT right at their door," said Loomis.
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The first ever birch bark canoe made by Indigenous students at Mohawk College has been paddled into history.
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Lengthy closures on Concession 5 West as police clear leaked fluid
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Experts shared with The Spectator how small steps and mindful spending could help you save.
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Extracurricular sports and clubs must be on offer when Ontario students return to class in the fall, Education Minister Stephen Lecce insists, while warning that parents have “little tolerance” for disruptions to schooling after all of the worry and uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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It’s catch-up time for Ontario students.
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Regina Haggo: BOO HOO exhibition at the Assembly Gallery
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The Grand River Champion of Champions Pow Wow returned after three years.
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No one was injured in the longhouse fire and the cause of the blaze is unknown.
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The long-awaited Red Hill Car Wash is expected to open this fall on Parkside Drive in Waterdown.
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Lee fled communist China in the early 1950s and built successful Hamilton-area restaurants.
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Altaf Arain says individuals should consume less where possible to help fight climate change
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The decision to get another booster can be a tough one. Here, experts weigh in to help you make an informed choice about whether and when to get a fou
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Municipal provider says construction can’t go ahead without city bailout amid federal roadblock.
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Cher Obediah says she kept her mouth shut when her abusive ex-partner used to yell at her because she accepted “to a fault” that his outbursts were rooted in his intergenerational trauma from the residential school system.
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Sue McMillan McKeen hoping the province will give her some good news to chew on.
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Thousands of Ancaster and Mountain residents will be forced to seek alternative routes when LRT construction begins in 2024.
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Construction schedule and accommodation of users not yet planned
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Former Hamilton public school board chair Todd White says he’s seeking to regain the trustee seat he lost to Carole Paikin Miller in the 2018 municipal election because he’s troubled by the past term’s succession of controversies.
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School-based vaccination clinics are running throughout the summer to help an estimated 86,000 Toronto teens catch up on shots for HPV, Hepatitis B and meningococcal disease.
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Extra resources needed for crews battling fire in Saturday afternoon heat.
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Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the city
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Public hearings started in late April and are expected to continue well into the fall. A second stage of the inquiry will follow looking at what facto
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Carlisle Arena is undergoing a much-needed facelift.
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Roger Bissonnette was located under RHVP bridge.
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Roger Bissonnette is known to go for walks around his east end neighbourhood
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The police collision reconstruction unit is investigating, given the severity of the injuries
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The police collision reconstruction unit is investigating, given the severity of the injuries
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Hamilton’s smallest commercial district will see a stretch of businesses demolished to make way for a new development.
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Pearl’s not going anywhere, writes Rob Howard
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The municipal housing provider spends around $1.7 million a year on private security, mostly at Vanier towers.
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The trend comes as the housing market cools off from years of record growth.
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More than 30 candidates have joined the race for school board trustee, including the former HWDSB chair.
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The feds have promised a reworking of the employment insurance rules for this fall and hopefully they will do the right thing, writes Ed Canning.
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Nanny Angel Network expands into Hamilton, providing free help for families
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Dr. Matt Strauss, Haldimand-Norfolk’s acting medical officer of health, recently told board members “for all local intents and purposes the Covid-19 p
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The dredging project must be done by the end of the year to meet a provincial cleanup deadline
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More than 2,600 customers were without power due to the outage reported early Friday afternoon
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Utility says power to last 650 homes is expected to be restored by 9 p.m. after 2,600 customers lose power