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Founder of Steel City Powerlifting Club, he was a lifter, coach and referee
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Two homes on Fifty Road in Winona will be razed to make way for what is being touted as “an upscale” condominium development.
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It’s time to celebrate, Dundas!
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Dundas Kaga Park gardens replaced with two planter boxes. City “accommodating” unofficial garden, but not turning on water yet.
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It’s a rare opportunity to get certified as a personal support worker (PSW) in less than six months without having to pay tuition fees.
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After 15 years, Sammy's Family Restaurant will move into the Ancaster Supercentre on Wilson Street Oct. 1.
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A new branch of COVID-19’s Omicron variant, BA.5, is poised to become dominant in Ontario, and experts are watching closely, as it’s much better at getting around immunity, whether that immunity is from a vaccine, prior infection or both.
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Expect delays along these routes: your weekly roundup of Ontario highway closures for new and ongoing construction in the Hamilton area, including Burlington, Stoney Creek, Flamborough, Ancaster, Dundas and Glanbrook.
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Hamilton paramedics say the man was taken to hospital for treatment and later released
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Hamilton paramedics say the man was taken to hospital for treatment and later released
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Hamilton native will again be key in Monday’s Memorial Cup semifinal, writes Scott Radley
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Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are safe for swimming as of June 26 at 5 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:
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With terrifying certainty Dr. Eric Hurowitz knew he was especially vulnerable to COVID-19.
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Report also finds more police use of force incidents in lower income neighbourhoods.
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On Sheelah Dunn Dooley Sanctuary lands, goats to eat away at invasive species with the aim of restoring native species, Jeff Mahoney writes.
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The demolition company pleaded guilty to one provincial environmental charge and faces a $35,000 fine.
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Coun. Terry Whitehead is to be docked 45 days of pay after a damning integrity commissioner probe concluded he harassed two staffers and a fellow city
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MJ and Steve’s Angus Road garden will be featured during the return of Hamilton Spectator Open Garden Week, writes Rob Howard
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Mountain councillor rejects he bullied officials, saying he holds ‘people accountable’
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Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are safe for swimming as of June 25 at 5 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality r
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City, YMCA swimming lessons continue to operate at a reduced capacity
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It’s good advice to document job search with daily logs.
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The Hess Street South home has a cedar wine cellar and covered veranda.
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Bob Lalonde has been named the 2022 Flamborough Senior Volunteer of the Year.
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Hamilton Bulldogs, who took on the Edmonton Oil Kings in Game 5 of the 2022 Memorial Cup, will now play in Monday’s semifinal.
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Veteran MPP Donna Skelly did not get a cabinet post
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Collision has stalled the traffic at the off-ramp for Eastport Drive and Northshore Boulevard
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Collision has stalled the traffic at the off-ramp for Eastport Drive and Northshore Boulevard
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Among other charges, driver faces flight from police and possession of drugs
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Several celebrities were on hand to participate in the event, including members of Arkells, who spearheaded the funding drive, ahead of their concert
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Congregations work together on successful fundraising project
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Former Knox Church property was sold in March.
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Brott died in early April when a vehicle struck him on a street in downtown Hamilton.
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If you’re 55-plus and looking for some fun and affordable activities, the Winona Senior Citizen Centre is ready to serve you.
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He was 17 when he stole the cryptocurrency from Bitcoin pioneer Josh Jones — the largest ever theft from a single victim
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A win tonight over Edmonton and Hamilton vaults into the Memorial Cup semifinal
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Alectra Utilities is reporting two separate outages affecting about 2,000 customers.
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Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Beach Boulevard as of June 24 at 8 a.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality report from Hamilton Region Public Health:
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Golf courses bringing food trucks because of staff shortages
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There’s plenty to keep you busy in Hamilton. Check out these things to do on this first weekend of summer.
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Popular actor was last in Hamilton filming political thriller ‘Designated Survivor’
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Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board hopes census will help staff identify and address barriers students face
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Volunteer-driven club sees kids with cognitive disabilities improve their fine motor skills with engaging activities
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Five-year-old Hamiltonian gets recognized in two record books, the Asian Book of Records and the Indian Book of Records
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After a difficult two years due to COVID-19 — and other circumstances — the Greensville Optimist Club has been dealt another blow due a licensing issue related to their food trailer.
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A decorated Second World War veteran from Dundas is celebrating his 100th birthday on Canada Day.
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Drivers on Mud Street may wonder why there is a new gravel lot on the north side near the dog park that has a construction trailer, bulldozer and backhoe, as there are no signs to indicate what’s going on there.
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The replacement of a broken underground water drainage pipe, and the six-year-old sinkhole it caused on York Road, began on June 22.