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Former MP and mayor says city needs to bolster economic development
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Police responded to a collision at 2:14 p.m. on Brock Road south of Freelton
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Hot weather warning issued for Wednesday and Thursday
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Hamilton four-year-old has a big plan for ocean-floor garbage.
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Toronto police warn drivers that thieves are using the Apple tracking device system as a high-tech way to steal cars, and offer tips to help consumers protect their vehicles.
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Hamilton’s public school board has had a change of heart and will continue fighting the release of a secret report that prompted trustees to sanction Stoney Creek trustee Carole Paikin Miller for a third time this term.
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Next step is to reopen shuttered labour and delivery unit, Norfolk General says
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Darko Vranich came to Canada 50 years ago and now lives in a downtown Hamilton penthouse. With his 70th birthday around the corner, he keeps building
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Ice cream tacos, Arabic ice cream and rolled dairy treats to enjoy this summer.
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Haudenosaunee representative says move to ‘appropriate process’ is ‘positive’
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June 2024 decision for Hamilton stormwater fee ‘not acceptable’: Danko
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A veterinarian in Rockton was able to extract 16 eggs from the dead turtle.
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Hamilton’s public school board will use most of a remaining $3 million of $7 million in one-time provincial funding for COVID-19 learning recovery to help students who have difficulty with “self-regulation” in the classroom.
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Nature looked kindly on Concession Streetfest last weekend.
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People lined Wilson Street for the parade and packed the arts centre for an evening concert.
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Offers considered for nearly 5,000-square-foot, 147-year-old undesignated downtown building
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Windsor’s 5-2 victory sends OHL championship series back to Hamilton Wednesday night
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Suspects also made off with a variety of sauces
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Scott Watter has pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual assault and sexual assault causing bodily harm
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Richard Taylor did not make ‘Grand Canyon-sized leap’ from financial disaster to murder, defence says
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Richard Taylor did not make ‘Grand Canyon-sized leap’ from financial disaster to murder, defence says, Susan Clairmont writes.
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Vaccine Readiness Network sets out role racism has played as booster uptake falls short
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Police previously charged four following threatening incidents in at least 14 schools.
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A Hamilton police officer spotted the motorcycle being driven erratically before crash
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Jeffrey Leek is $250,000 richer after scoring the top prize in the Instant Turbo game from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
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Flashbacks: Treasured collection began with the triumph and tragedy of a Firefly
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The 22-year-old was reported missing in Brantford in February; his body was found in May.
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The 18-year-old was killed in drive-by shooting in September 2021.
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Industry on display at Earls Court Gallery
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Stock surges and setbacks for the week ending June 10, 2022.
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An estimated 450,000 people walked Royal Botanical Gardens trails in 2021 — more than double pre-pandemic levels — causing in some cases irreparable d
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News on recent research breakthroughs at McMaster University
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Mohammed Hassoun landed a deal on the hit TV show when Barbara Corcoran invested in his company of Pricklee
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Rainy skies on June 6 didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of first night of the free barbecue being offered on Mondays at Immanuel Christian Reformed Church on the west Mountain
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The driver of a truck who reportedly struck a five-year-old boy riding a bike on a Cross Street sidewalk on May 20 is charged with careless driving.
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The popular market kicks off its 13th season that includes a variety of vendors and live entertainment each week.
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The owner of upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump is keeping tight-lipped about the source and type of waste it received in May that prompted odour complaints over three days, but vows to no longer accept the material.
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McTavish’s goals, Costantini’s huge save central to 3-2 victory in Game 5
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No further details have been released about the crash.
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Investigators are asking residents in the area of Hess Street North and Market Street to review surveillance footage.
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Expect delays or adjust your route: 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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Loomis resigned from the helm of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce back in March in order to run for mayor.
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Firefighters believe an overheated air conditioner caused the blaze.
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Nearly half a dozen people were assessed by paramedics at the scene.
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Nearly half a dozen people were assessed by paramedics at the scene.
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It was a big week for the human face having spent too long obscured behind masks or just hidden away. Faces matter, Heather Mallick writes.
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It was a big week for the human face. As the pandemic was allegedly fading for the summer, I saw so very many, not just at parties but at my first dental checkup in three years.
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After two years of virtual events, Waterdown’s Jeff Kleven is taking part in his 14th Ride to Conquer Cancer this weekend — and this time he will have some local support.
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Whistling Gardens boasts North America’s largest public peony collection, with nearly 1,300 varieties