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Andrew Watson was convicted of killing Lise Fredette in 2014 but her remains have never been found.
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It started with a complaint about a penalty call during a hockey game.
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Waterdown District High School teachers and secretarial staff picketed along Parkside Drive on Wednesday, Dec. 4 as part of a one-day, provincewide strike.
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The issue: Hamilton councillors approves climate change planLocal impact: Plan includes climate change investment such as transit, building retro-fits, park development and planting 7,000 trees.
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After more than 40 years practicing medicine in Waterdown, Dr. James Faught is retiring.
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About 200 teachers from Ancaster and Nora Frances Henderson high schools marched in front of Ancaster High School Dec. 4 as part of a one-day strike.
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The lack of consistent rules for labelling pot-laced edibles seems to contradict the government’s policy to keep them from children, writes Jennifer Wells
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Hamilton public high school teachers joined a provincial one-day strike on Dec. 4 to show support for the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation in contract talks with the Ministry of Education.
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"I want to keep disputes to a minimum," said Toronto Mayor John Tory.
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THE ISSUE: BULLYING ON SCHOOL BUSESTHE IMPACT: A LACK OF PROPER PROCEDURE
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Trustees appointed a three-member panel in November to conduct the review following the public outcry over the stabbing death of 14-year-old student Devan Bracci-Selvey outside Sir Winston Churchill Secondary School on Oct. 7.
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Halton Regional Police are investigating a crash in Milton that left one person injured and was caught on dash cam video.The collision at Britannia Road and Eighth Line occurred on Nov. 20 around 7:45 a.m. and involved a Toyota Sienna and
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Ontario established the criteria Nov. 28 to allow municipalities to use photo radar for school zones.
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The clock is ticking toward a Dec. 19, 12:01 a.m. strike deadline.
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City has budgeted $300,000 for environmental assessment that could take up to two years to complete.
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The Issue: Former Canadian Tire site at 50 Cootes Dr. listed for sale.The Impact: Any potential development faces floodproofing regulations.
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THE ISSUE: City of Hamilton growth plan.LOCAL IMPACT: Local opinions are split on how city can accommodate population growth.
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The store, owned by Richmond Hill lawyer Louis Laskovski and located at 312 Hurontario St., will be called Sessions Cannabis.
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Alectra Utilities has restored power to some areas of Waterdown, but 2,235 customers are expected to remain without power until 11 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 1.
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'When it comes to matters of health and safety, we need to speak the truth to residents,' Ward 1 Coun. Maureen Wilson said.
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Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson wants to take a "pause" and eliminate 0.5 per cent from capital budget.
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Review of Old Guelph Road park's needs part of 2020 budget
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Ontario's Ombudsman says the 2016 hiring of former regional chief administrative officer Carmen D'Angelo was an "inside job" and was "unreasonable, unjust, and wrong."After 457 days of investigative work, Ombudsman Paul Dube released his 72 page
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Ontario's Ombudsman says the 2016 hiring of former regional chief administrative officer Carmen D'Angelo was an "inside job" and was "unreasonable, unjust, and wrong."After 457 days of investigative work, Ombudsman Paul Dube released his 72 page
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Drainage improvement, bike lanes from Woodley's Lane to Park Street.
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A study led by Hamilton researchers has found a new way to interpret blood test results in patients who are being checked for a pulmonary embolism or blood clots in their lungs.
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Halton Regional Police are on the lookout for a man and woman after a major shopping spree theft at an Oakville Longo's.
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Frightened, freezing and famished — the coyote shows initial distrust when approached and contained.
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Work planned to continue into 2021 before selling plots.
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"I've never landed so abruptly in all my years of flying, said Hamilton resident Robert Cooper.
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"I've never landed so abruptly in all my years of flying, said Hamilton resident Robert Cooper.
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Redeemer University College says it’s advised the Ancaster Soccer Club to seek alternate locations for programming in the new year, citing ongoing issues with the university’s money-losing indoor soccer facility.
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Hamilton City Council has apologized for not letting the public know about a 24-billion-litre sewage spill into Chedoke Creek.“Mayor Eisenberger and members of City Council are issuing a formal apology to the residents of Hamilton for the failure
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As a City of Hamilton health official working in youth substance use prevention, Heather McCully says she worries there’s a basic misconception among teens about what they’re doing to their lungs when they vape.
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Dundas resident John Vermeire, 60, convicted in 2016 of sexual offences involving minor girls, will receive a statutory release with several conditions before Christmas.
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Consumers and retail staff are being asked to watch out for scams against the elderly after an 81-year-old senior was bilked out of $2,100 by a telephone fraudster.
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The Oakville Fire Department responded to a car fire in the eastbound lanes of the QEW in Oakville Thursday, Nov. 28.
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An Oakville man is facing several charges after an online investigation involving young children, less than three years after facing similar charges.
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To make way for the man in red, temporary road closures are needed.
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The event was marked at all three campuses with music, food and prizes.
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Conservative vice-president Matthijs Van Gaalen says the party remains “strong†and national in scope despite the recent election that saw it lose seats in Ontario and Quebec.
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Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Hamilton that warns of strong southwesterly winds beginning this afternoon.
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"You can't fight (technology)," said Mountain Coun. Terry Whitehead. "It's coming."
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More than 70 members of St. Paul’s community participate in this annual presentation.
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The award was presented Oct. 30 at the second annual Women in Industry Luncheon at the Burlington Convention Centre.
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Canopy Growth Corporation will officially unveil its new Cannabis 2.0 products, including its Distilled Cannabis concept, chocolates, vape cartridges and vape pens, at a media launch event in Toronto.
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The water distribution system on Oneida territory — operated by the community with regulatory oversight from Indigenous Services Canada — has failed to meet provincial standards dating back to 2006
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Stoney Creek Coun. Chad Collins says Burlington has become a model for mixed-use development around GO stations.
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Like its elementary counterpart, the union representing Hamilton’s public school secondary teachers is exempting a Nov. 29 professional activities day dedicated to antibullying training from a provincial work-to-rule job action.
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