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Nearly a third of Hamilton public school students say they don’t identify as being heterosexual — a far greater percentage than their teachers and other staff.
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Investigators were aided by witness accounts of a person jumping out of the burning former Hamilton Store Fixtures
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Police say one person died during the incident, but not as a result of the blaze or involvement with crews
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The Bulldogs roster is dotted with local players, coaches, executives and scouts. It’s unique, Scott Radley writes.
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Police say Six Nations pair dealt drugs out of car while children played nearby
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Fitness Solutions
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Updates on pool, beach and water park openings in the city.
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Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are safe for swimming as of June 21 at 2 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality r
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Flashbacks: Words written in a plane that played a role in one of the most important days in history
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Film has been the subject of controversy for including a same-sex kiss shared by two women
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Embattled councillor, meanwhile, accuses his colleagues of creating a ‘toxic environment’
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Flashbacks: Words written in a plane that played a role in one of the most important days in history
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The jury took the unusual step of sending notes to the judge about many things — from considered to absurd — during the fatal arson trial
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Dundas Delsey Pond Endangered Species Act investigation continues after one year. Ministry of Environment and Climate Change not commenting on ongoing investigation.
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The stories can be triggering and difficult to hear. But through education and awareness, the KAIROS blanket exercise aims to foster reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people through learning and storytelling.
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College forecasts flat domestic enrolment and more international students
Conservative leadership candidate Patrick Brown dismisses allegations from opponent Pierre Poilievre
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Says allegations "have no basis" after questions raised about membership process.
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Conservative leadership contender Patrick Brown embraces the idea that NDP and Liberal voters would back his candidacy for the party’s top spot.
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A word of advice to the next mayor: "have a vision and follow through."
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Hamilton drops 5-3 decision to host Saint John Sea Dogs at national championship
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The 35-year-old was last seen June 16 in Stoney Creek.
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Investigators are urging the public to call 911 if they see the suspect, whom they consider “armed and dangerous.”
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Decision to dismiss a motion to certify the $250-million class action could still be appealed, but if not, 22 individual lawsuits over parkway collisi
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Residents could spend at least 47 per cent of their salary to cover eight common items.
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Forecast calls for temperatures topping 30 C Tuesday and Wednesday
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In a limited time, the library has seen an increase in the number of card holders, while visitors to museums have jumped.
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Metrolinx has released footage showing a car being struck by a GO train at a level crossing in Toronto.
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The iconic brown metal clad building is now a mere pit of rubble after a massive blaze early Saturday morning flattened its foundation.
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Heading to the beach? You’re in luck — Hamilton’s public beaches are safe for swimming as of June 20 at 4 p.m. Here’s the latest beach water quality r
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Family have not seen Terry Licskai for several years
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The sights, sounds and tastes of Strawberry Folk Fest returned to downtown Stoney Creek on June 18.
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Derek Powell is known to frequent Brantford, Cambridge, Whitby and Oshawa
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Derkek Powell is known to frequent Brantford, Cambridge, Whitby and Oshawa
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Starting Monday, travellers will no longer have to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to board a plane or train in Canada.
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Three-term mayor said he doesn’t have retirement plans
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Women will now make up 39 per cent of Ontario’s legislature — a slight drop from a record high of 39.5 per cent when Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives won their first majority government four years ago.
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Brothers credit mother with putting them on paths to successful entertainment careers
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The robotic technology was first used for remote maintenance in the Canadian Space Agency’s space shuttle Canadarm
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Theatre Aquarius ignites a blaze with Johnny Cash Musical that celebrates life, Gary Smith writes.
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The weekend incidents mark just the latest in a spate of serious or fatal pedestrian collisions in the city this year.
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Canadian Wildlife Federation recently named Sonya Richmond its Canadian Outdoorsperson of the Year
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The park is located at 145 Eagleglen Way on Hamilton Mountain in Ward 14.
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Select Hamilton public elementary schools will continue to offer arts-focused programs SAGE and SAGE Quest, Mandarin-language classes, and hockey, basketball and sports academies following a review that put their future in doubt.
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Environment and Climate Change Canada not yet investigating.
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After 42 years in downtown Stoney Creek, Joanne Wynhofen is preparing to close her fine art and custom framing shop for good at the end of July, but not by choice.
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Shoppers Drug Mart sold multiple baby formula products online even though they were the subject of a major recall due to salmonella fears, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) revealed Sunday (June 19).
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The city has seen 16 shootings in 2022 — three in which occurred in the last six days
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A male in his 60s lost control, tumbled down onto a field and broke his leg.
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For the first time since 2019, Ancaster Heritage Days returned June 11, with the parade, soapbox derby, live entertainment and more, in the heart of the village core.