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Matt Francis has been on the go since being the first candidate to enter the race for councillor in Ward 5 and shows no signs of slowing down now that he’s won voters’ confidence in convincing fashion.
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"The electorate is never wrong," said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson, who has served since 2006.
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"At this time we are accepting the outcome of this election," said Damptey, who lost to councillor-election Mike Spadafora by 79 votes.
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The Ontario government plans to introduce pre-emptive back-to-work legislation on Monday and impose a contract on 55,000 school support staff after CUPE said its workers would strike starting Friday.
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Jeff Beattie vows to fulfil his promise to be a stronger voice for compatible development after decisively unseating Ward 10 incumbent Coun. Maria Pearson in the Oct. 24 municipal election.
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Canada’s 2022 Operation Christmas Child shoebox collection season is underway.
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Long night for central/west Mountain results.
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Wilson wins Ward 13 with strong support from Valley Town polls.
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Council approved a Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark motion in August to put portable washrooms at five parks.
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Valley City Legion branch looking for attendance, and younger volunteers
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Like many hospitals across the province, Hamilton hospitals are facing a variety of challenges that have resulted in longer waits for care, including emergency
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Despite throwing her hat in the ring for the Greatest Baker competition, Marisa Mariella doesn’t consider herself to be the world’s best confectionery creator.
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Todd White credits hard work and a commitment to focus on students for his successful bid to rejoin Hamilton’s public school board after his bitter loss to departing Ward 5 trustee Carole Paikin Miller in 2018.
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The Purse Project Network will kick off its 2022 campaign on Nov. 1.
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Morning traffic stalled for a couple of hours Oct. 25
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While they may not be old enough to vote, students in 80 Hamilton schools “elected” 11 of the same municipal politicians who won seats in the Oct. 24 municipal election.
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Local potters from the Hamilton Potters Guild will be selling handmade bowls to benefit Hamilton Food Share during the guild’s annual fall sale, Nov. 4 to 6 at the Dundas Lions Memorial Community Centre.
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On behalf of the Anishinabek Nation, Grand Council Chief Reg Niganobe and Anishinabek Nation Children’s Commissioner Duke Peltier have issued a statement in response to the long-awaited inquest into the death of Devon Freeman from Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation.
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Waterdown transit users who have felt stranded by the Hamilton Street Railway’s myRide on-demand pilot program, could soon have relief.
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The auction opens Thursday, Nov. 3 at 1 p.m.
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This year, you can support the Royal Canadian Legion’s poppy campaign without digging through your purse or pocket for loose change.
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While blood disorders are no laughing matter, west Mountain resident Martyn Olenick is using humour as part of this therapy.
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The Triple Crown Draft Classic promises an impressive array of horsepower, with three days of events, this weekend, Oct. 28 to 30 at the Ancaster Fairgrounds, 630 Trinity Rd. S.
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Timeline for Niagara Escarpment Commission decision not clear in announcement
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Redeemer began its education journey teaching students in the former school building on Beach Boulevard.
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Things will heat up at local restaurants from Oct. 1 to 2 for the 10th annual Flamborough Chili Fest.
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Decision on internal repairs awaits real estate plan.
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Canada Post says it will relocate a community mailbox on Highway 8 in Winona because a nearby dog known for running loose is threatening the safety of staff and customers.
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A first-time candidate, Slye says traffic and pedestrian safety No. 1 issue for residents.
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Candidates address lack of communication, protecting farmland, and illegal dumping.
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Hamilton Community News has reached out to all Ward 12 council candidates and asked them to fill out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Chuck Alkerton responded.
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Hamilton Community News has reached out to all Ward 12 council candidates and asked them to fill out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Cindy Kaye responded.
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Hamilton Community News has reached out to all Ward 12 council candidates and asked them to fill out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Megg Markettos responded.
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Hamilton Community News has reached out to all Ward 12 council candidates and asked them to fill out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Karl Hanley responded.
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With 444 municipalities making up the province of Ontario, each of the races taking place in those communities is just varied as the people who call them home.
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Local painters, sculptures, potters and other artists in Flamborough and beyond are welcoming visitors to drop in and see their own colourful and creative gifts during the Fine Arts Society of Milton (FASM) Studio Tour from Oct. 1 to 2.
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As part of its comprehensive coverage of the municipal election, the Review invited each of the Ward 15 councillor candidates to weigh in on a particular issue. This is the first in a three-part question-and-answer with your local candidates. Their responses are featured in alphabetical order.
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The Knights of Columbus #6579 Dundas and West Hamilton recognize there are many families and individuals in need in the community.
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Eleanor Park has been closed to the public until May 2023 for extensive upgrades to be made.
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Ancaster's Ryerson United Church partners to teach nature through an Indigenous cultural lens. Children are taught woodworking, beading and the Mohawk language.
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The city says it is studying how to enhance Indigenous representation at future Battle of Stoney Creek re-enactments as part of a review following this year’s controversial threat to permanently cancel the June commemoration.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority’s announcement requiring reservations to visit Spencer Gorge is rankling some HCA pass-holders — not because of the reservation system, but the associated fee.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority’s announcement requiring reservations to visit Spencer Gorge is rankling some HCA pass-holders — not because of the reservation system, but the associated fee.
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For Amanda Aitchison, it’s about educating and remembering.
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Lanza finished third in the 2018 Ward 9 municipal election behind Brad Clark and Doug Conley.
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After already begging off twice, city councillors have postponed a decision on a contentious plan for a 35-home survey near Stoney Creek’s lakeshore until after the Oct. 24 municipal election.
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Partnering with Indigenous nations to validate and protect history.
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Attractions included livestock shows, agricultural education and school exhibits, the World’s Finest Shows midway, antique tractor displays, three nights of demolition derby, steam engine displays and two special event stages.
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Three candidates are running for the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Ward 15 seat. For more on each candidate seeking your vote on Oct. 24, click here.
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Three candidates are running for the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Ward 15 seat.