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The new $20 million, 27,000-square-foot St. Catherine of Siena Roman Catholic Church on Rymal Road East near Upper Sherman is taking shape.
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Tax increase, plus higher water rate could mean average household will pay about $30 extra per month in 2023.
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Giulio Amatucci celebrates first big lottery win.
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Dundas Order of Hamilton recipients recognized for commitment to community. Final honorees announced at last of six community New Year's Levees in Dundas.
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Multi-sports facility is scheduled to open at Confederation Park, and Reenactment of Battle of Stoney Creek will return in 2023.
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The funding, announced Jan. 10, involved $7.5 million for 31 projects in Burlington, Hamilton and Halton.
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After playing the same numbers for 20 years, a lottery dream came true for Elizabeth (Liz) Field of Stoney Creek, who won a second prize worth $50,000 in the Nov. 26, 2022 Ontario 49 draw.
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"Full refund, with or without the receipt."
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City planning staff collecting comments from departments, agencies
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Mayor says Lukas's life-long volunteering efforts has inspired other people to give their time to community organizations.
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The #BettyWhiteChallenge is back at the Hamilton-Burlington SPCA.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority wants to know what it can do if a provincial minister’s zoning order allows a developer to bulldoze a wetland and the developer refuses to compensate by replacing it nearby as required by law.
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There is over $5 million in new capital spending scheduled to begin in 2023 once the capital budget is approved.
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Company not elaborating on issues that need to be resolved.
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Anita Jose was originally looking to see a doctor.
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Backed by a $3.8-million federal grant, GFL Environmental Inc. is a step closer to recycling a hazardous steelmaking dust in Hamilton amid concerns the city’s airshed will suffer the consequences.
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Mike Wendelaar is helping support some of the folks who have supported his business.
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Horwath is predicting a "banner" year for Hamilton in 2023, even though financial and housing challenges confront city.
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January is peach jam season at Fifty United Church in Winona.
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The initial review of McMaster University’s building permit application for its four gas-powered electricity generators, and electrical house, flagged several items as requiring more information.
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Issues range from replacing sensors to brake fluid leaks
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Natural heritage assessment recommends ways to mitigate impacts of work
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Horwath also presented the Order of Hamilton medal to four residents for their longtime volunteer service to the community.
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Constituents hoping to bend Jeff Beattie’s ear in person will no longer have to travel to Hamilton City Hall or drop by his Winona Gardens nursery business to do so.
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On Jan. 4, John Galer woke up to discover three pieces of machinery valued at $100,000 had been stolen from the Galer Equipment lot on Highway 5.
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As the calendar turns to 2023, Jim Whelan remains concerned about fill dumping in Flamborough.
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As the Hamilton Liberal MP gets used to her new ministerial role, Tassi will look to growth economy for community.
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Const. Greg Pierzchala was fatally shot while responding to a call on Dec. 27.
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Roundabout will replace exit ramp from Highway 6
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Residents will soon have a chance to express their views on a massive housing development proposed for the County Fair Plaza site at the corner of Mohawk Road East and Upper Sherman Avenue.
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Allergies, entrapment and other hazards identified.
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The Sixties Scoop is a dark chapter of Canadian history that affected tens of thousands of Indigenous children from 1951 until, according to some, 1991.
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It will also be the first flavour of the month for 2023
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Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault recently proposed that federal government regulations mandate electric vehicle sales in Canada.
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Five years of a lifelong dream has been realized but the time has come for Waterdown Tea House to transform into a new business.
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The organizers of the Purse Project Network are thanking the community for their generosity after collecting more than 1,500 purses for women in need.
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There is no shortage of projects and issues for Mountain councillors to address in 2023.
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For the first time since 2019, Joe Loewith and Sons opened the gates for another dairy farm open house, welcoming hundreds of families to the Powerline Road West site on Dec. 27.
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Confirmation of project budget expected in 2023 budget discussions
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Projects deferred from 2022 require additional capital funding.
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It doesn’t matter whether you live in the city or country.
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Effort part of wider project on affordable housing and homelessness.
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Writing has always been part of Barry Gottlieb’s life.
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Bob Carle is this year’s winner of the prestigious John Nielsen Award from Theatre Ancaster.
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The procession departed from the Centre of Forensic Sciences in Toronto at 9 a.m. and travelled northbound on Highway 400
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'Lead is highly toxic, especially to children'
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Classical guitarist Kristian Del Cantero returned home to Ancaster over the holidays for a special performance Dec. 22 at the Old Town Hall.
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Procession to run from Toronto to Barrie Dec. 30; residents encouraged to show respects from Highway 400 overpasses
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Issues range from airbag deployment to faulty driveshafts
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A Waterdown resident is calling on the City of Hamilton to make the bridge on Dundas Street East in the village’s core safe and accessible after snowfalls.