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The City of Hamilton is collecting live Christmas trees during the weeks of Jan. 2 and Jan. 9, 2023.
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Construction of addition for eight-unit residential building in Dundas not yet approved.
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New traffic lights at two intersections in the Cootes to Escarpment EcoPark are now expected to be tendered within the first half of 2023 and installed later next year.
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Almost 24 hours after the fatal shooting of Haldimand OPP's Const. Grzegorz Pierzchala, two now face murder charges.
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New service will reduce demand on hospitals and family doctors offices
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The city’s annual budget process is underway, with Hamilton councillors debating a number of expenditures that “support city operations and deliver the programs and services required to maintain the high quality of life we enjoy in our community.”
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The business office for the Review as well as Metroland’s newspapers in Halton is closing but you can rest assured that we remain committed to providing comprehensive news coverage of the community.
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Public transit in Hamilton is shifting to a winter schedule starting Jan. 1 until April 29, 2023.
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McMaster University is not yet accepting offers to purchase 30 South St. W., the 175-year-old home built by lawyer William Miller in 1847 and which was later a childhood home of Sir William Osler.
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The Loewith family is planning to bring back the milkman to deliver local farm-fresh milk right to your door.
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It’s all about businesses helping each other.
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Further public consultation might take place.
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Stoney Creek residents went all out this year in a quest to create the most colourful holiday light displays.
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Alectra Utilities is reporting a limited power outage in Stoney Creek affecting 261 customers in the area between Green and Grays roads and from South Service Road to Lake Ontario.
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The usual Friday morning traffic appears to have stayed home due to the cold and blowing snow in old town Stoney Creek.
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A major winter storm has hit Hamilton Mountain.
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Environmental approvals not required for building permit
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Hamilton public school buses ran late more often than ever in September as chronic driver shortages continued to disrupt schedules.
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Nancy Blackborow is hoping her effort will bring some happiness to residents at Hamilton nursing homes.
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Long-awaited improvements to Ancaster’s Southcote Road are set to begin in January, forcing commuters to adjust their routines.
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Pat Watson remembers the first time she discovered that Flamborough Connects existed.
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Christmas will be another workday for hundreds of emergency service workers and municipal employees across Hamilton.
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Redeemer University alumni, politicians, community groups urged community to continue to fight for LGBTQ+ rights.
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Hearing will identify issues, parties and participants.
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'Immediately stop using' or 'do not consume' the products in question
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After a three-year break, Carnegie Concerts are back in 2023 with a trio of concerts starting in January.
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The holiday season is here, and that leads to celebrations with family and friends.
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The Ancaster Cheer Sport Sharks first Level 6, Under 18 Non-Tumble Worlds Team is running a community bottle drive on Sunday, Jan. 1, noon to 5 p.m.
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As another winter storm looms on the horizon, it's time to think about how to be safe on the roads.
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Green Venture and the Hamilton Public Library are looking ahead to spring planting with Seedy Saturday 2023, Feb. 4 at the Central library branch, 55 York Blvd., Hamilton.
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GFL Environmental Inc. says it will investigate why two long-banned toxins are present in leachate generated by the Taro industrial dump in upper Stoney Creek.
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Hamilton’s public school board says it needs to revise a goal of steadily reducing employee sick days to the provincial average after recording a seven-year high last year and seeing numbers continue to rise this fall.
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New board chair and full-time executive director set
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Hamilton Police say Waterdown and Ancaster are hotbeds for truck thefts — something that is no surprise to local residents.
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Municipal enforcement officer will return to site January 2.
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“Where’s Neil?! Where’s Neil?! Where’s Neil?!” The chant, targeting Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Progressive Conservative MPP Neil Lumsden, came from about 60 people protesting his silence on concerns about his government’s push to build 1.5 million homes in Ontario over the next decade.
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Over 350 came out to honour and celebrate the life of Redeemer University student Bekett Noble at city hall Dec. 18.
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Health Canada is issuing a recall for Christmas lights due to a shocking hazard.
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For a third time in a row, the Taro industrial dump’s community liaison committee is delaying consideration of a trustee’s request to help organize an open house to address concerns about plans for a public school near the upper Stoney Creek site.
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After over two years of waiting, Ancaster resident Alf Moulden has finally found peace.
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City of Hamilton reviewing university building permit application.
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After years of requests, the City of Hamilton is planning to improve the accessibility of the crosswalk signal at the intersection of Main Street South and Dundas Street East in Waterdown.
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$75,000 for new chiller helps improve efficiency of ice-making system.
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Students at Literacy And Mathematics Academy (LAMA) in Stoney Creek were excited when a parent noticed a Hamilton Spectator article, explaining the City of Hamilton was looking for fun and creative names for their 10 snowplows.
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A holiday tradition returned to the Winona Senior Citizen Centre for the first time since 2019 on Dec. 11.
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Hamilton residents are celebrating some big lottery wins this holiday season.
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There are electrical shock and fire risks for the products in question
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The users and donors come and go quietly at the free community fridge and cupboard near the west side entrance to Immanuel Christian Reformed Church on Mohawk West near West 5th.
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Lyndon George has seen first-hand how well-intentioned Hamilton councillors continue to arrogantly make decisions on behalf of Indigenous people in the city without properly talking to them first.