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Demolition is looming for the washroom/pavilion building at Mountain Drive Park at the east end of Concession Street.
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It’s an opportunity to help feed the hungry in Hamilton.
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If you take a look inside the Porter family’s fridge, you’d be hard pressed to find any room left inside after stacks of Tre Stelle cheese have taken over the space.
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The 2022 Dundas Terry Fox Run is just around the corner.
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After her son was struck by a vehicle while biking, Seketa has sought to improve road safety for cyclists and pedestrians.
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Katherine Pereira and her husband hope to one day be able to afford a home — but that dream has been pushed further and further down the road.
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On Thursday (Sept. 15), police released more photos of a 40-year-old man suspected in a GTA shooting rampage that left two dead — a Milton man and Toronto police officer — and another on life support.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Maria Pearson says she will once again knock on every door in Ward 10 as she seeks a sixth term in the Oct. 24 municipal election.
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Hume, who lives in West Flamborough, served on the former Flamborough council prior to amalgamation.
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Sharon Balardo was forced to hire a junk removal firm after the contractor failed to remove old asphalt from the street.
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After nearly seven years at the helm of Flamborough Connects, Amelia Steinbring is retiring.
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Sunshine, old-time music, classic cars, burgers and ice cream made for a memorable afternoon at Amica Dundas on Sept. 9.
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The fifth annual Multiple Myeloma March Hamilton-Niagara raised $51,264 in support of research and awareness for Canada’s second-most prevalent blood cancer.
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Hamilton Mountain MPP Monique Taylor on social assistance diet. NDP wants Ford government to double assistance rates.
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When the Brandon House was demolished, it was a wake-up call to heritage activists to get city to protect local buildings.
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With the Oct. 24 municipal election on the horizon, what better time to brush up on the basics of education funding?
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Canada to have federal holiday to mourn the Queen on Monday. That doesn't mean you'll have the day off workThe Government of Canada will have a federal holiday on Monday to observe the funeral for Queen Elizabeth II, but that doesn't necessarily
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Hamilton Conservatives overwhelmingly backed their ‘freedom fighter’ Pierre Poilievre for leadership
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"He is our freedom fighter," said Ned Kuruc, Conservative candidate for Hamilton East—Stoney Creek.
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As Hamilton began COVID-19 vaccination programs, we're tracking every dose administered.
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Police are trying to figure out what sparked a GTA shooting rampage that left a Milton dad and a Toronto cop dead, as well as the suspect himself.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority will require advance reservations seven days per week to visit the Spencer Gorge Conservation Area, beginning Sept. 17 to accommodate the fall colour season.
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Described as an awesome cricket player and devoted dad
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The buzz has returned to the Fennell campus of Mohawk College.
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The delay is caused by "locates" when contractors are required by law to identify underground utilities.
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While he hasn’t faced cancer firsthand, Kevin Huinink has stories to tell.
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New building meeting floodproofing requirements best solution: HCA
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Chief James Ramer of Toronto Police Services identified Const. Andrew Hong, 48, as the officer who was shot and killed inside a plaza near Argentia Road and Winston Churchill Boulevard just after 2 p.m. on Sept. 12.
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A Toronto Police officer has been confirmed dead following a fatal shooting in Mississauga on Monday, Sept. 12 while the suspect involved in the shooting, as well as a subsequent shooting in Milton later in the afternoon, was later shot to death as well.
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Sept. 30 is be observed as a statutory holiday to commemorate the horrific legacy of residential schools in Canada.
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Did you lose something at this year's Winona Peach Festival?
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The Queen’s image is one of the most captured in the world. She has been the subject of nearly 1,000 official portraits by everyone from Annie Leibovitz to Yousuf Karsh.
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On Sept. 30, this country will observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. If the combination of the date and subject matter sound familiar, it's because Sept. 30 was recognized as Orange Shirt Day for nine years before the federal government elevated the occasion to statutory holiday status in 2021.
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Did you know there are other important dates to note for the Oct. 24 municipal election?
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Resolving CN Rail’s concerns among 36 conditions to be satisfied before building permits can be issued
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The Ontario Nurses Association (ONA) says patient safety is being put at risk at Juravinski and other Hamilton Health Sciences hospitals in Hamilton by HHS’ move to replace scrub nurses with operating room assistants (ORAs) in the operating rooms.
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The developer hoping to build three skyscrapers near Stoney Creek’s lakeshore is changing the plan for a third time ahead of an Ontario Land Tribunal hearing on its appeal of the city’s rejection of the third proposal.
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The facility will have two openings, one hosted by Theatre Ancaster, and the other by the Memorial Arts Centre organization.
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As a young girl in 1952, Lois Wright was too young to remember Queen Elizabeth II’s ascension to the throne. But the Amica Dundas resident was certainly touched by the monarch’s legacy and saddened by her death on Sept. 8 after more than 70 years as Canada’s head of state and the face of the British Commonwealth.
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Whether you’re a high-performance athlete or just want to live healthier, a new Stoney Creek gym promises to provide the right fitness solution in a vibrant and upbeat setting.
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Catherine Kronas is breaking her media silence on her controversial candidacy for public school trustee in Flamborough’s Ward 15 in the Oct. 24 municipal election.
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James Browne is celebrating his first big lottery win after taking home a Lottario jackpot of more than $448,000.
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Anti-Semitic statements were written on a bus shelter, a retail window, signs, and sidewalks along Bay Street.
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The United Nations' definition of genocide lists five acts intended to destroy a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, including killing or harming its members, deliberately subjecting it to living conditions that will bring about its destruction, preventing births and forcibly transferring children out of the group. Rick Monture says Canada is guilty of committing all of them.
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There are 444 municipalities in the province that provide many amenities and services you use on a daily basis
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The Ancaster Fair is back in its traditional format, and it promises to be bigger than ever.
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The Queen was the last royal to understand that the allure of the monarchy lies in mystique and constancy, not celebrity or trend.
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Monarch died Sept. 8 at age 96.
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It’s called “Operation London Bridge,” the secret succession strategy for the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth after Queen Elizabeth II dies.
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Several studies are required if Town Centre Plaza moves forward with the proposal.
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Deverson, a real estate agent, says LRT is a "disaster" and Highway 403 traffic flow needs to be improved.