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The city is asking you to think twice before washing your car, filling a large swimming pool or watering your lawn with a sprinkler.
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The number of legal pot shops in lower Stoney Creek could soon grow if licenses are granted for two proposed King Street retailers.
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Lisa MacLeod, Ontario's minister of heritage, sport, tourism and culture industries, said the CFL mentioned Hamilton and Burlington as possible hub locations.
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Residents looking to borrow books, music, videos and other items from the Hamilton Public Library will have more options later this month.
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Things may look a little different this year, but Market in the Creek is still feeding an appetite for local food in Stoney Creek during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Commonwealth Games Federation has given private group until end of September to secure support from all levels of government.
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A dog training facility has opened its doors on Mill Street North in Waterdown.
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Hamilton has 154 complaints from citizens from 2019-2020, behind Toronto's 404 and Ottawa's 200.
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Staff at the Village of Wentworth Heights have been sterilizing their goggles, masks, car keys, phones and just about any other small tool or piece of equipment for the past month or so, thanks to the helping hands of some Odyssey 6878 robotics students at St. Jean de Brebeuf Catholic Secondary School.
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York University early childhood professor offers her expertise
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Pandemic closed new business two days after grand opening
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Motorists will have to take an alternate route to access the escarpment during the closure of the upbound lanes of the Claremont access.As of July 6, upbound lanes are completely closed until November to accommodate resurfacing and the constructi
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A temporary fireworks ban didn’t stop Hamilton residents from lighting up the night sky to celebrate Canada Day on July 1
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When the coronavirus pandemic shut down offices across North America, Mohawk College Enterprise (MCE), needed a new way of doing business.
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Sidewalks are being removed to allow Bell Canada to install its fibre network along Wilson Street.
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A Freelton family is appealing to the public for assistance in finding their missing Siberian husky.
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The non-profit Hamilton Bike Share group will be operating the program until February 2021.
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Hamilton continues to move through Stage 2 of Ontario’s reopening plan after the coronavirus landed in the city in mid-March.
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Some memorials have come crashing to the ground.
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Eric Romero-Sierra teaches math and science to Grades 7 and 8 students.
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A 27-year-old Dundas man is in hospital in stable condition after falling more than 30 feet while bicycling near the Dundas Peak on June 29.
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Hamilton city council recently passed an interim control bylaw which aims to protect the downtown Waterdown core from development until a land use study for the Waterdown Community Node is complete.
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Ancaster Village Heritage Community says the Brandon House was removed through "stealth" demolition.
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It appears staying two metres apart is going to be difficult, if not impossible at Hamilton spray pads.
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"Everything can't be birthday cakes, balloons and unicorns," said Sport Hamilton's Kevin Gonci.
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Flamborough’s equestrian community is facing hard realities as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced the cancellation of summer lessons, shows and riding camps.
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While she’s admittedly still enduring some pain, Sharon Murphy isn’t stressing out over her next hospital visit.
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Rod Foster and Rob Morgan are accustomed to pushing physical limits, but the coronavirus is one hurdle their gym won’t overcome.
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Education key aspect of recognizing impact of colonialism
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Lord Advocate represented escaped slave suing for freedom
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Community name came from short form of 'Dundas Mills'
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A couple of years ago when he was in Grade 8 Denzel De Jesus wasn’t interested much in school.
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After 40 years of practice in Waterdown, Dr. Derrick Thornborrow is passing the phoropter to another doctor and will retire
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"At times people are encroaching," said Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark.
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Officials have July 6 and July 13 as days to reopen 14 of 36 pools.
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Winona Road between Victoria Avenue and Barton Street will be closed starting June 29 at 7 a.m. for CN Rail track improvement work.
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Anna Schneberk is still a bit perplexed by what she set in motion when she asked her son if he wanted her to take the training wheels off his bike on Mother’s Day.
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While Hamilton’s conservation areas remain closed during Stage 2 of the COVID-19 reopening, that wasn’t enough to stop vandals from tagging the Devil’s Punchbowl Conservation Area with graffiti recently.
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Conservation Halton is looking for feedback from the public on a plan to naturalize a portion of Flamborough Centre Park.
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"It is the most common complaint we receive from people who live in quiet residential neighbourhoods," said Coun. Chad Collins.
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"It's the most common complaint we receive from people who live in quite residential neighbourhoods," said Coun. Chad Collins.
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Although COVID-19 has forced the cancellation of the 2020 Waterdown Oh Canada Ribfest, organizers have come up with a plan to have the community enjoy the familiar trappings of ribfest this weekend — from their own backyard.
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When Jason Ramkishun was driving home from work and shot dead in what police have called a “case of mistaken identity,” he became a shocking warning of how the innocent can get caught in the crosshairs of rising gun and gang violence.
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Four public health units offer tips for safe picnics