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Cristina Geissler says she will always have fond memories of Concession Street.
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"Double cupping" at Tim Hortons now comes with a price.
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The City of Hamilton has found contaminated soil in Centennial Heights Park in Freelton.
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If you’re a parent or guardian waiting for a child at a bus stop or you’re a driver on the road, you may have noticed a new set of flashing lights on school buses.
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Transgender food bank service at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre on Hamilton Mountain. It’s an opportunity for transgender folks to access a food bank in a comfortable setting, away from staring eyes.
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Exhibition game Sept. 8, regular season home opener Sept. 22.
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First-time political candidate, Markettos wants to preserve downtown, create "safe spaces" for all residents.
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As students across the province head back to school — though not until Wednesday in Toronto — Education Minister Stephen Lecce said they should look forward to “the beginning of a return to a normal school experience” after the chaos of lockdowns and online learning because of COVID-19.
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Volunteer driver Peter Mamer pulls the Cancer Assistance Program (CAP) van up to the front of the downtown area apartment building at 8:30 a.m.
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Board directs staff to improve longer pathway accessing wider system
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Cannabis Roll opened in 2021 on Hatton Drive, off Fiddler's Green but recently closed its doors.
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"Labour Day has really become an institution for some people," said Labour Council President Anthony Marco.
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Former Hamilton Health Sciences worker says NDP didn't protect the unvaccinated from federal and provincial mandates.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers at Winners, HomeSense and Marshalls who bought certain chairs to "immediately stop using" them as people are suffering a number of falls and injuries.
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In early August, 19 bus shelters across the city were vandalized.
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Support for non-profit school from OTF reaches $353,100 since 2020
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Tassi, who had been minister of Public Service and Procurement since 2021, will be responsible for economic development for Southern Ontario.
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Dylan Wynn knows what it’s like to be hungry.
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"I can't go halfway," says the small business owner. "I go full blast."
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Caledon OPP say that a man and a woman are facing numerous charges in connection with the alleged theft of two vehicles from a Caledon work site.
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As September dawns, Flamborough parents are crossing their fingers in hopes that buses arrive on time.
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We’ve got rock! We’ve got pop! We’ve got seats! A fabulous new show three years in the making is ready for Ancaster audiences.
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The issues candidates are talking about include development, traffic, environmental sustainability and preserving heritage.
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Finalizing infrastructure locates could slightly delay scheduled start.
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"May cause a serious or life-threatening reaction."
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OPP Constables Nathan Vanderheyden, Kenneth Pengelly and Grason Cappus each face charges of manslaughter and criminal negligence causing death
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Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, addresses the changes.
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Site was identified as Area of Potential Environmental Concern in 2012
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Hamilton council approved over $4,000 to have portable washrooms located at various parks in Ward 9.
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Other projects include improving Victoria and Beasley parks and installing touchless faucets in 81 facilities.
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Drivers in the Rymal Road East and Upper Sherman Avenue area won’t have to squint for much longer.
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Pickleball Hamilton Association raised over $8,000 for Ronald McDonald House at their Steel Town Showdown tournament on the weekend of Aug. 20.
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What are the owners of Roma Bakery doing to mark 70 years in business?
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Congregation takes a step toward getting air conditioning in 148-year-old building
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The Upper Ottawa location is one of two sites for the automotive speed enforcement technology approved by council.
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The words just kept on coming for Petar Jovanovic, who captured the top prize of $250,000 with his Instant Crossword scratch ticket.
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It was peachy perfection.
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The slow, hot days of summer are winding down and before we know it, municipal elections will be underway in communities across Ontario this fall.
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Clark's to-do list continues to grow with plans to improve playground equipment and create a new recreation centre.
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Comments due Sept. 2 for Sept. 6 planning committee meeting on application
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It’s a festive occasion, with high-energy music, guest appearances, a DJ, snacks, prizes and camaraderie.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers at some of the country's big-name stores about certain products under recall due to serious hazards discovered.
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Ancaster’s Carson Mattern captured the coveted rainbow jersey Aug. 25 after winning the men’s individual pursuit competition at the Junior Track World Cycling Championships in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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Issues facing rural and suburban residents include area rating, taxes and lack of communication.
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Robert Ledgerwood of Stoney Creek is $50,000 richer after winning the top prize in the Instant Quest for Gold Crossword game from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).
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Ancaster’s Carson Mattern captured the coveted rainbow jersey Aug. 25 after winning the men’s individual pursuit competition at the Junior Track World Cycling Championships in Tel Aviv, Israel.
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Since the return of in-person dining, the trend is towards increased tipping. In Ontario, 53 per cent of diners are tipping more at table-service restaurants compared to before the pandemic.
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Lynden athlete's focus was raising awareness of the sport
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Local entrepreneur eyes new use for 147-year-old building at 3 Main St.