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Do you have an unused or abandoned wells on your property? If so, you may be eligible to receive financial assistance to decommission it.
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Small but mighty school continues increasing amount year over year.
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On Monday May 29, the Ancaster Film Fest screens the Academy Award Nominated film, "The Quiet Girl," at 2 and 7:15 p.m. at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre.
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'Complete streets' road safety Ward 13 town hall May 30
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The stretch of Cootes Drive heading into Dundas is lined on either side by marshland owned by the Royal Botanical Gardens — but the land isn’t looking lively thanks to all the dead trees in the area.
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The City of Hamilton is closing the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway in both directions for maintenance work.
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Stoney Creek Citizen of the Year Georgina Beattie received a standing ovation from a crowd of more than 230 spectators as she rose to accept her honour at the Stoney Creek Chamber of Commerce’s annual Community Recognition Awards, May 18, at Winona Vine Estates.
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Hamilton Police investigated “allegations of a video with a weapon” at Waterdown District High School May 11.
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Planned full rehabilitation deferred at least twice to 2024
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Paula and Craig Richardson recently went for a walk with Lily, their three-year-old English setter and came home with three ticks.
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Case will be heard in Hamilton Provincial Offences Court
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The upgrades include roof and pavement repairs, column refurbishment and exterior fencing.
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After playing a key role in countless weddings, festivals and other celebrations, Hamilton’s Complete Rent-Alls marked a milestone of its own on May 6.
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Opposing trustees question impact on finances, “system of exploitation.”
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According to Point2Homes, the top five happiest large cities in Canada are all in Ontario. And it's probably not the ones you'd expect.
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Waterdown’s Jennifer Valeri is working to have a rainbow bench installed in Memorial Park.
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Melissa Curran had the quintessential childhood experience that still leave her with sweet memories.
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Spring has arrived and it's time to start gardening again. While you're looking to fill the gaps in your garden, why not check out a community plant sale?
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Questions raised about report supporting removal from registry.
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Close to 1,500 people visited the Auchmar mansion at Fennell and West 5th as part of Doors Open Hamilton 2023 May 6 and 7.
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Mohawk College has set up a new site at Windermere Basin (105 Eastport Drive) for limited remotely piloted aircraft (RPAS) or drone research.
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A proposal to construct 310 housing units in two buildings of up to eight storeys high on the former Glen Eco school property is being called “a nightmare scenario” that will increase traffic congestion by neighbouring Glendale and Viola Desmond schools.
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A Stoney Creek chain eatery known for chicken wings, beer and TV sports has closed its doors.
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May 5 is National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit People. At 5 p.m., about 50 people gathered in Wahta Mohawk Territory to recognize the day and march in observance of the lost and the missing.
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Health Sciences asking $3.25-million for 30 South St. W.
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Upper Stoney Creek public school trustee Kathy Archer says she will ask staff to arrange for an in-person information meeting this fall to address any concerns parents have about plans to build an elementary school kitty-corner from the Taro industrial dump.
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Hamilton officials celebrate new $65-million facility on Glover Road in the Red Hill Business Park.
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Wade, who passed away May 4, was the right person to lead the amalgamated city of Hamilton, say friends and colleagues.
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Alert Ready delivers critical and potentially life-saving alerts to Canadians through television, radio and LTE-connected and compatible wireless devices.
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Felker’s Falls Conservation Area is set for its first major review in more than four decades as management or master plans are updated for three parks and a poplar bike trail in upper Stoney Creek.
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Many kids across Hamilton use in-school nutrition programs to access food, but food assistance programs have not always been commonplace.
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Kojo Damptey says the police numbers do not go far enough.
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The owner of the historic former Valley City Manufacturing site and a York Road multi-use property has listed both for sale.
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A former Carleton Place woman, who sought refuge from a domestic violence situation nearly 30 years ago, continues to use her voice to help others in that same situation.
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Waterdown is about to face the music.
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Waterdown District High School is gearing up to celebrate its sports icons this fall.
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Wade served 16 years as Ancaster mayor and another three years as mayor of Hamilton.
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A 34-year resident of Ajax is gifting art to King Charles III for the second time.
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The Ancaster Film Fest screens "Riceboy Sleeps" at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre on Monday, May 8, at 2 p.m. and 7:15 p.m.
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Totally shocked, honoured and excited.
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Second Dundas red light camera planned at Main and Dundas streets.
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Whenever John Reid hears a Gordon Lightfoot song, he hearkens back some 60 years to the long-gone Downstairs Club in downtown Hamilton.
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Frank Panabaker Elementary School welcomed the school community to enjoy an array of events on May 4.
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Canada is a step closer to establishing its first-ever set of grocery industry rules in a bid to even out power imbalances for both food producers and grocers in a market dominated by five supermarket chains.
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Indigenous Peoples, particularly women, girls, and 2SLGBTQI+ people (MMIWG2S+), experience violence at a much higher rate than other populations in Canada. The disappearance and murder of Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people in Canada is an ongoing national crisis, which is due to the intergenerational trauma and marginalization caused by colonial policies rooted in racism and discrimination.
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Steve Dangle on the Leafs in the playoffs, his game-day routine and superstitions.
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Waterdown’s Nadia Collins was shocked to get a flyer in her mailbox last month advertising the City of Hamilton’s upcoming vacant unit tax.
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Material removed for basement to be tested.
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The twice-delayed reconstruction of Dewitt Road between Barton Street and Highway 8 in lower Stoney Creek is finally set to begin this summer.
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City will be holding event in late September to present the award.