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Vivian Olumide and son Kelvin came to Canada on a vacation in 2015 — they are now allowed to stay as permanent residents.
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Travale was one of many to find the rough, well, rough
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The Hilts Drive home features a heated, in-ground pool and a soundproof media room
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It’s going to look even more like 2019 this weekend with the end of almost all of the last provincial COVID-19 mask rules, including for public transit.
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The McMaster University map collection is a prize asset, internationally recognized and, increasingly, getting featured in major film and TV productio
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Employers with more than 25 employees should have published a right-to-disconnect policy by June 2, writes Ed Canning.
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City says contaminated material won’t ‘pose a threat’ to drinking water
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Hamilton’s tense 3-2 overtime victory Friday night in Windsor was well-deserved writes Steve Milton
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Early concept plans have been revealed for the redevelopment of the mall
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Experts predict gas prices could go up to 225 cents per litre this summer
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The railcar maker, already facing charges over two on-the-job deaths, also has court dates later this month and in July related to alleged workplace i
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City will spend about $69,000 to resurface an alleyway access to the park, and provide a water source for a community garden.
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Migratory bird sent for Avian Influenza testing and post-mortem
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For Mark Wu, it’s all about giving back to the community.
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Victim was shot at while walking dog
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The Spectator’s Steve Buist is looking to speak with people who moved to communities like Ancaster and Waterdown in the past five or six years.
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String of threats found at at least 14 schools over last two weeks
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Summer day camp capacity at the YMCA was reduced by 31 per cent, affecting nearly 600 kids
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Expect a chance of showers on Saturday and Sunday and don’t forget your umbrella
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Advocates say “digital first” system unfair to people with technological barriers or certain disabilities, and accommodations are hard to access.
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Charge prevents residents from using ‘very important mechanism,’ Nrinder Nann says
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Hamilton hospitals will continue to keep face-covering mandate in place
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CBC comedy wraps up filming scenes for its second season in Hamilton
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The five-member crew who found cocaine on their flight April 5 is pleading with the prime minister to help bring them home
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TAS joins Aeon and Forge and Foster in plan to redevelop barren Barton-Tiffany lands
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Ride to Conquer Cancer scheduled June 11 and 12, ALS Revolution Ride in September
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The bus pads will be compliant with the Accessibility for Ontarians With Disabilities Act.
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Upper Stoney Creek’s new Saltfleet Conservation Area is growing again with the acquisition of about another 20 hectares of land on Ridge Road that is home to the popular Punch Bowl Market and Bakery.
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Police say the deceased was found unresponsive in a vehicle on the property
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Melissa Woodley thought she had won $69 and change on her Lotto 649 ticket.
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I’m at a standoff with the mouse, writes Lorraine Sommerfeld.
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Members of Teamsters Local 879 were once again handing out information pamphlets to employees outside the Aeropark Boulevard facility Wednesday.
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A store employee was cut after confrontation over stolen merchandise
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A store employee was cut after confrontation over stolen merchandise
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Union officials have called for police probe into potential criminal negligence after the latest on-the-job death at the railcar maker. The company ca
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Residents outraged about workers dying on the job at National Steel Car are planning to rally Thursday.
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When this aggressive production settles down a little, it can make you laugh and cry at the same time, Gary Smith writes.
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With help from Western University’s law school, Torstar scoured thousands of court records for those where judges found serious Charter violations.
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New McMaster exhibition presents 160 photos by more than 50 artists
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Staff forecast spending up to $670,000 a month to support 50 families fleeing war-torn land
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How an article about the election led to a wild — and hairy — Hamilton tale, Scott Radley writes
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Some knee, spine and eye surgeries will be moved to the West Lincoln Memorial Hospital in fall
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Pandemic changes to the beer hall-style restaurant meant its essence was gone.
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Musical theatre is making a comeback this month at Ancaster High School.
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A now-resolved carpenter's strike has forced arts' officials to reschedule events to a more suitable date.
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Helen Manning is looking forward to doing something on Saturday (June 11) she hasn’t been able to do for the past two years due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The annual Ancaster Mill Race returned on June 7, with hundreds of runners taking part. The event is a traditional kickoff for Ancaster Heritage Days.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers at some of the country's big-name stores about certain recalled products after multiple injuries have already been reported.
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Even though sticker fees have been scrapped by Ontario, motorists can still be fined by police if they don’t renew their vehicle plates.
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There’s a possibility of localized flooding due to rain in the low-lying areas in Hamilton