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Morning rain showers held off in the afternoon as the Stoney Creek Santa Claus Parade returned to downtown for a 64th time on Dec. 3 after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19.
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Data shows 44 per cent of women experience psychological, physical or sexual violence from an intimate partner in their lifetime.
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There’s labour peace between the Ontario government and the union representing about 55,000 education support workers across the province.
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Bekett Noble, who passed away last month, left a message for the university and community to address LGBTQ+ student issues.
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Recall is over concerns of contamination
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Hamilton Community Foundation fund provides $161,211 to seniors, arts, youth, environment.
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The busy food bank, family services and other programs at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre are expected to kick into high gear from now until Christmas.
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Ward 2 Coun. Cameron Kroetsch argued it's in the "interest of the community" to increase each office budget to $375,000.
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Ward 5 Coun. Matt Francis says he supports a proposed 16-storey condominium development at the northwest corner of Queenston and Nash roads even though city staff is concerned the building is too tall for the area.
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Ontario's Bill 23, also known as the More Homes Built Faster Act, passed Monday, Nov. 28, despite backlash from several municipalities.
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St. Paul’s United Church opens its doors to the community on Sunday, Dec. 11 for Candlelight Noel. The service of lessons and carols, a long standing Christmas tradition at the church, begins at 7 p.m.
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This December, join Theatre Ancaster for “Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, A Live Radio Show,” benefiting Ancaster Community Services.
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A reader contacted the Stoney Creek News after hiking to Felker’s Falls Conservation Area and encountering a closed section of trail near the foot of Thornbury Court.
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Ancaster Rotarians are working to create a happier holiday season for Hamilton children in low-income families.
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Santa Claus will be cruising down Concession Street on Dec. 10.
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For the first time since 2019, A Village Christmas returned to Ancaster Square, bringing holiday excitement to a crowd of hundreds on Dec. 1.
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City awaiting institution's building permit application. McMaster University students rally against gas-powered generators plan.
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Prepare for a colder winter in southern Ontario.
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A Lotto Max ticket purchased in Stoney Creek has netted a $1-million windfall to be shared by 26 recipients in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton areas.
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Numerous products are being pulled from shelves and online at some of Canada's big-name stores and Health Canada is putting shoppers on alert.
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Advocates in Waterdown and Hamilton are pledging to keep accessibility top of mind for the new Hamilton city council during their term.
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With the cold and flu season now in full swing, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton has opened a flu, COVID and cold clinic at their West 5th (and Fennell) campus.
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Estimated cost to implement the service is about $600,000 and should be ready in 2023.
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Shalon Grannum only plays the lottery occasionally but picked the right time to play earlier this year.
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Site requires zoning amendment before any potential redevelopment
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UniglassPlus Rymal recently opened a new auto glass/windshield repair service location on Rymal Road East between Upper Ottawa Street and Nebo Road.
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It’s Janet Lee Elementary School’s turn for a major facelift as part of an eight-year Hamilton public school board facility benchmark strategy designed to bring schools up to modern standards.
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The increase will mean an average household will see their water bill increase to about $877 annually.
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Relating space adventures to everyday life and making the best life you can.
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Waterdown's Colleen Stinson took the helm Nov. 14.
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The little shop on Flamborough’s Highway 6 best known for spreading peace and love is back — for a limited time only.
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Two-year-old Callum was wide-eyed.
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In camera council meeting Nov. 30 will cover the implementations of the provincial government’s planning policy on the Greenbelt.
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Uncle Herbs application withdrawn after languishing for nearly two years.
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A Waterdown landmark, The Lord Byron Steak and Seafood House, has closed its doors.
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Grace Nequia says she is a victim of censorship.
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Reallocation of funds reduced bridge contract overruns of at least $719,000.
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The owners of 64 Lovers Ln. in Ancaster have revised an application to the committee of adjustment to build a new house on the corner property in the face of continued opposition from nearby residents.
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The lifting of COVID restrictions is being credited for a jump in enrolment at Hamilton public schools this fall that topped budget projections by 920 students.
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The Stipley Lions Club and the Optometry Clinic of Stoney Creek are partnering for two holiday events.
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Cancer patients who rely on free nutritional supplements from the Cancer Assistance Program (CAP) may have to look elsewhere.
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A variety of local advocacy groups requested funding to addressing homelessness and increase the living wage.
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On Friday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m., Ancaster’s own orchestra, Sinfonia Ancaster, kicks off the Christmas season for the whole family with its dazzling “Home for the Holidays” concert.
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This year’s Holiday Assistance Program is already on track to serve more than 100 families.
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Ben Poirier has always enjoyed working with his hands.
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Ontario Land Tribunal to schedule a Case Management Conference.
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Sources say former partners Jordan Bitove and Paul Rivett are in the final steps of resolving the dispute and it will be Bitove who takes the Star.
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Balsam firs are the most in demand. To keep costs down, look for less popular species such as the Colorado fir, tree farmers suggest.
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November is usually when Jenny Collins and her family contribute to school food drives or donate to local food banks.
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It’s time to decorate for the holidays and the Battlefield Optimist Club is here to help.