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Health Canada has issued a recall on cribs made by Crate and Barrel due to "fall and entrapment hazards."
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Everyone over five-years-old will be eligible
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Tim Hortons is introducing some significant changes to the popular Tims Rewards program.
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Cat McCrimmon of Waterdown’s Rustic Daisy’s said this year it is “crucial” to shop local.
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The Canadian Steel industry has another official booster.
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Dundas King Street West project deficits enhanced by soil disposal costs. Extra $940,000 needed to address soil removal, transport and disposal.
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The projects, including replacing underground cable, will continue into 2023.
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Councillors agreed to include $600,000 for their office budgets in the 2023 budget discussions.
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Ornge's current fleet consists of Leonardo AW139s, Pilatus PC12s and Crestline Commander Land Ambulances.
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Transport Canada has issued multiple safety recalls on various vehicles due to safety concerns.
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Nine storey, 64-unit building is "currently good to go"
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A proposed $31-million renovation plan to upgrade the city's 911 service will mean service centre will be one of two sites to be used.
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A new signalization walkway for pedestrians was operational Dec. 7 on Fennell Avenue between two busy plazas.
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Ward 8 Coun. John-Paul Danko says new development at 1020 Upper James Street will set tone for improving roadway.
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Process unclear now that municipality has stepped aside
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The low level concrete barriers installed intermittently along bike lanes raise concerns about vehicle and cycling safety.
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GFL Environmental Inc. says a plan to recycle hazardous steelmaking dust in Hamilton doesn’t include sending residual waste to upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump but won’t rule out the possibility.
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Advocate, writer and activist Helen Keller once asked members at the 1925 Lions Clubs International Convention, “Will you not constitute yourselves as Knights of the Blind in the crusade against darkness?”
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Explosion, crash hazards among the risks identified
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Hekmatullah Mashkoor is thankful for the Youth of Tomorrow program run by the YMCA of Hamilton, Burlington, Brantford.
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Permanent Hatt cycle track could come in 2024.
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To the chagrin of the area’s councillor, the province has arbitrarily rezoned employment land in Winona to make way for a massive mixed-use residential development before the city assesses the impact on neighbour industrial properties.
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Hamilton’s public school board is widening a proposed whistleblower policy’s reach to include concerns about human rights violations, bullying, child protection, violence, harassment and “abuse of positional power.”
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Looking for a bold new look for the festive season?
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Project anticipated to save money, reduce carbon emissions
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Johnson Mills loves music.
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Demolition work on the washroom/pavilion building at Mountain Drive Park near the north end of Upper Gage Avenue has been put off until early next year.
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The Rotary Club of Ancaster A.M. went one step further while making a significant contribution to the Ancaster Community Services (ACS) Holiday Assistance Program.
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Pauls motion was deferred by council Dec. 7 until February 2023 for discussion.
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Step inside the 162-year-old Maple Lawn House on Dundas Street East and you’ll find yourself in a bright space as white as a freshly scrubbed smile.
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Studio E Music and Arts is singing in the holidays with a series of festive events this month.
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The Nov. 29 planning committee approved seven two-storey townhouse units for Springside Drive near Rymal Road.
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McMaster University hasn't set process for selling former Osler House Bed & Breakfast.
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Choking, amputation and other hazards identified, injuries reported
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The Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund (RHTLF) leadership has met with the governments of Canada and Ontario to discuss treaty renewal and the ongoing Robinson Huron Treaty annuities case.
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Data released Thursday, Dec. 8 from AutoTrader reveals the most searched vehicles in Canada for 2022, and there are some surprises.
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Itching to travel? Ontario Culture Days has added 11 new ON Culture Guides leading into 2023.
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Nearly 2,000 units are proposed for a massive residential redevelopment at the County Fair Plaza site at the corner of Mohawk Road East and Upper Sherman Avenue.
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Investigators have identified three victims, but believe there may be others.
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“A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens is as much a Christmas tradition as Santa Claus, decorating the tree and Rudolf.
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Marc Boudreau lost his dad on Father’s Day in 2021, and he will never forget him.
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Flamborough Christmas tree farms are feeling the same pressures as those across North America — fewer trees and more demand.
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City of Hamilton building department staff are monitoring the mixed-use property at 211 York Rd. after issuing an Order to Comply on the residential-commercial property purchased by Forge & Foster seven months ago for $7.6 million.
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Health Canada is issuing a recall on the Cuisinart Compact Blender & Juice Extractor Combo due to an injury hazard.
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After this year’s summer and fall colour season, Waterdown residents in the Smokey Hollow area are concerned would-be waterfall visitors will be injured — or worse — in their trek to the falls.
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Students and staff at Hamilton public schools will be required to mask up to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases — unless they decide they don’t want to do so.
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Residents fighting the city’s rezoning of a Winona municipal lot to allow for a nine-storey building say they’ll resume their appeal to the Ontario Land Tribunal now that the province has backed off from plans to scrap their right to do so.
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The average household that consumes 200 cubic metres of water will pay about $877, a $53 increase from 2022.
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McMaster University planning to resell 30 South St. W. in Dundas. Institution says statements made by "father of modern medicine" led to decision.
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The supplement cupboard is no longer bare at the Cancer Assistance Program (CAP).