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McMaster University still reviewing options for use of 175-year old property.
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Ward 7 trustee Dawn Danko will remain chair of Hamilton’s public school board for a third year after surviving a bid to unseat her by Todd White.
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The annual Bernetta Scime Toy Drive is underway at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College.
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Three well-known members of the Waterdown community were honoured with the Paul Harris Fellow Awards by the Flamborough A.M. Rotary Club at the Burlington Golf and Country Club Nov. 15.
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Speakers argue requirement for fulfilling public interest not met by Columbia application.
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It has been called the biggest killer you never heard of.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Jeff Beattie says he’s worried the province’s proposal to remove “a large plot of land” in Grimsby from the Greenbelt will be felt in Winona if the farmland is converted to housing.
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Trustees told they lack power to reinstate a mandate.
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Parking demand at the east end of downtown Dundas is anticipated to increase.
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The folks at the Hamilton-Burlington Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (HBSPCA) is hoping the public will be in a giving mood on Giving Tuesday.
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Soaring over the countryside of southeast England, Wilson Harold Nixon channeled the emotions of his late father from the cockpit of a vintage 1940s Spitfire.
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The Ford government’s Bill 23 threatens to retroactively squelch neighbouring residents’ appeal of the city’s controversial rezoning of a municipal property on Baseline Road in Winona to allow for a nine-storey building.
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The Flamborough Santa Claus Parade is putting out a plea for donations.
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Community benefits charges could be among the fees paid by developer.
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Norbert Petz noticed a big difference when automated speed enforcement (ASE) was enacted on Kitty Murray Lane.
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The strike is off — and school is on.Last-ditch negotiations landed a tentative deal between CUPE and the government, averting job action by support staff that would have seen hundreds of thousands of children in boards across the province out of
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The president of the union representing more than 1,000 education assistants, secretaries, clerical staff, child and youth workers, social workers and others at the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board thinks her members will turn down a tentative agreement reached prior to the strike deadline at 5 p.m. on Nov. 20.
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Frigid temperatures didn’t deter about 200 people from protesting the Ford government’s plans to expand Hamilton’s urban boundary and allow new home building in parts of Ontario’s greenbelt Nov. 20.
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The Flamborough Review was named one of Canada’s best community newspapers in its circulation class by News Media Canada.
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A spirited rally outside Hamilton East—Stoney Creek MPP Neil Lumsden’s office accused his Progressive Conservative government of putting developers’ pocketbooks ahead of local democracy and preservation of vital farmland.
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Awards won for cartooning and editorial writing.
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East Mountain resident HooJung Jones-Kennedy cares about Canadian Korean War veterans a lot.
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Health Canada standards, such as the requirement for bilingual labels, are part of the reason for the nationwide shortage of children’s pain and fever medication.
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Speaking in Toronto on Thursday evening during a panel discussion moderated by Steve Paikin, host of TVO’s “The Agenda,” the co-owners of Torstar, Paul Rivett and Jordan Bitove, said they expect their ownership dispute to be resolved soon.
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After being closed for a total of nearly three years, the Highway 8 hill between Greensville and Dundas will open to traffic Nov. 18.
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Picket lines will be going back up in front of CF Lime Ridge and Eastgate Square in Hamilton on Monday morning (Nov. 21) if no deal is reached this weekend between the province and the union representing 55,000 education support workers in Ontario.
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The three new Hamilton city councillors for Flamborough, farmers and environmental groups are decrying the Ford government’s moves to expand the city’s urban boundary and allow development on Greenbelt lands.
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The Liberals' fall economic statement focuses on child care, student loans, families and businesses.
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The free hot meal program is back. Hamilton Out of the Cold returns to Immanuel and St. Stephen on the Mount churches on Hamilton Mountain.
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Get your chairs ready — the Flamborough Santa Claus Parade is returning to Waterdown on Nov. 26.
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Karly Radko didn’t flinch when the needle jabbed her in the left arm just below the shoulder.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is being urged to give two newly created wetlands a starring role in a master plan for the Saltfleet Conservation Area’s main property that proposes to add looping trails, lookout platforms and other amenities.
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City parks staff looking to get memorial fountain permanently operating.
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Tassi, toured MIP touting the federal government's fall economic statement and the benefits it will have on the economy.
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Cadillac Fairview is ushering in the holiday season with a tree lighting event Nov. 18 at CF Lime Ridge, 999 Upper Wentworth St.
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The Winona Men’s Club is pledging to match up to $25,000 in donations to the Stoney Creek Community Food Bank as part of a postcard campaign that hopes to draw more attention to the steep rise in people struggling to make ends meet.
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The Ontario government has repealed a controversial bill that ordered striking CUPE school support staff back to work and imposed a contract on them.
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The province is strongly recommending that families, or anyone interacting with young children, wear masks due to a sudden rise in hospitalizations among young people.“We’re calling on all families in all social settings, as we go into a very soc
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'We are not that smelly, dirty place anymore. That is a sea change'.
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The Stoney Creek Santa Claus Parade is back for the first time since 2019, making its way down Gray Road and King Street on Saturday, Dec. 3. The 64th parade begins at 2 p.m.
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Project anticipated to take about a week.
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Young and not so young, they came to remember.
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Carol Agnew, also known as Maude, has been organizing Maude’s Runs for Kids every year.
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Rain didn’t dampen the spirits of a good crowd that turned out for the annual Remembrance Day ceremony at the Stoney Creek Cenotaph on Nov. 11.
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A private meeting of the Niagara Escarpment Commission’s Public Interest Advisory Committee on Columbia International College’s amendment application for a high school at the former Sisters of St. Joseph convent at 574 Northcliffe Ave. will take place sometime after a Nov. 16 public meeting.
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Tennis Canada, Rogers and Ancaster Tennis Club officials officially opens new dome at Village Green Park.
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The St. Augustine’s Parish Christmas Market will get shoppers in to the holiday spirit on Nov. 19.
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It’s an opportunity to check out the newest mural on Concession Street, with a chance to win 500 Concession Street bucks.
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The City of Hamilton is aiming to help homeowners add or renovate existing secondary units in their homes by implementing a provincial grant program.
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More than 200 people observed Ancaster’s annual Remembrance Day ceremonies Nov. 11 at Ancaster Square under a steady drizzle.