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Issues facing Ward 5 include high taxes, development pressures, more transit and restoring trust with the community.
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Premier Doug Ford’s government insists “strong mayor” powers for Toronto and Ottawa will fast-track construction of duplexes, triplexes, laneway suites and other projects stalled by exclusionary zoning.
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“Quiet quitting" is this idea that you go to work, you show up, you do your job, you do a great job of it, and then you leave,” said Canadian TikTok sensation Laura Whaley.
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Two CNE food vendors who were forced to close down because of DineSafe infractions have reopened after passing re-inspection Tuesday, said Toronto Public Health.
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The CNE is back this year after a two-year pandemic-induced hiatus, with concerts, shows and an array of food vendors, as Toronto.com reported last week.
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Due to an ongoing crossing guard shortage, St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Elementary School students who live north of Dundas Street East in Waterdown will continue to be bused to school.
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The Stoney Creek BIA welcomed Jazz in the Creek back to town for special performances along King Street Aug. 19.
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More than 300 people came to Eleanor Park on the southeast Mountain Aug. 16 to enjoy some Elvis Presley tunes and help the food bank at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.
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Ross served as Ward 8 alderman from 1985 to 1997 and was a member of the Transition Board that oversaw amalgamation.
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Krysta Boyer says her experience volunteering on non-profit boards and promoting local business improvement areas, including downtown Stoney Creek’s, prompted her to join the race for Ward 5 councillor in the Oct. 24 municipal election.
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Two candidates are running for Hamilton’s public school board on a platform opposing anti-racism and equity education. Yet neither is willing to talk about their stance, one an opponent calls a “hateful ideology.”
Groundbreaking for Dr. Bob Kemp children’s hospice could happen in 2024:Collaboration gets $5M boost
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The Dr. Bob Kemp Hospice has teamed up with Hamilton Health Sciences to design, build and operate a children’s hospice that could be in place by 2025.
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Food and fun were flowing at Inch Park on the weekend.
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For the third time, police have decided not to lay charges in the 2016 death of Soleiman Faqiri, a mentally ill man in crisis who was severely beaten, restrained and pepper-sprayed by correctional officers in an Ontario jail.
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Moving to allay fears that transfers could be made to nursing homes not on a patient’s preferred list of choices — and possibly away from their loved ones — Long-Term Care Minister Paul Calandra said no one will be forced to relocate.
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School support staff will take a strike vote starting Sept. 23, a move their union says will “be a signal” to the Ontario government and boards that workers will not accept concessions at the bargaining table.
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Project's first phase delayed to next year
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A former assistant to ousted Hamilton East-Stoney Creek MPP Paul Miller has jumped into a crowed race for Ward 5 councillor in the Oct. 24 municipal election.
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The Ward 3 resident, who still has family and friends in Ward 6, wants to improve parks and replace playground structures.
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The centre had been expected to provide programs in the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre, but couldn't find space.
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After 19 years on council, Whitehead said he has held council and staff accountable "by asking tough questions."
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Got a bag or two of wool you are not using?
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There’s activity in the former Chalmers Presbyterian Church on Mountain Park Avenue.
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The retired city employee is against high taxes, large developments and increasing traffic volumes.
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Installations at York-Olympic and York-Old Guelph anticipated in 2023
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Mark Wasilewski says all the ingredients — especially critically important volunteers — are ready for a successful return of the Winona Peach Festival after a two-year pandemic hiatus.
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According to owner Susan Feuerstake, it’s all about coming together.
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According to owner Susan Feuerstake, it’s all about coming together.
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Dead sugar maple tree chopped down on Grace Anglican Church property.
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Run-off flowed over parking lot and into Ancaster Creek
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Mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures greeted about 300 people who attended the memorial service commemorating the 80th anniversary of the ill-fated raid on the French coastal town of Dieppe during the Second World War this morning (Aug. 19).
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Tuesday evening event runs through Sept. 13.
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The Ancaster Horticultural Society celebrated this year’s floral favourites by handing out 125 trillium awards Aug. 16 at Fieldcote Memorial Park and Museum.
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The Buchanan Park Ladies Recreational Softball League wraps up their season Aug. 27 with a fundraising playoff tournament that is open to the public with proceeds going to Ronald McDonald House in Hamilton.
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After a tough exit from the Ontario junior-A lacrosse playoffs, Will MacLeod wasn’t ready to hang up his gear just yet.
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Ontario high school teachers union president says current signals from the province about privatizing health-care mirror what is going on in education.
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Health Minister Sylvia Jones and Long-Term Care Minister Paul Calandra unveiled a suite of changes that may not appease critics who fear increased privatization.
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Air Canada released statistics on Wednesday night indicating ridership levels are approaching 2019, pre-pandemic levels.
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Now, about a decade later, Hudson’s Bay Co. — which has owned the Zellers brand since the late ’70s — plans to revive the defunct retailer, banking on name recognition and nostalgia to attract crowds.
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Where have all the workers gone? That question is being echoed by many business owners in Flamborough, which has not been immune to the labour shortage experienced across the province.
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The sounds of Opa! (a Greek pronouncement of celebration) will be emanating from Inch Park in the coming days.
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While high gas prices were making headlines earlier this year, an Ancaster man's recent visit to a local Esso station paid off big.
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Hamilton’s Summer Concert Series paid a visit to Concession Street on Aug. 13. The free outdoor concert series wraps up Aug. 19, with performances in downtown Stoney Creek. Shown here, Julianna Jones performs in the parking lot at Mountain Tire.
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Pugliese remains supportive of the light rail train project, but wants it to be done right.
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Melanie Barlow took over as DCS executive director in January.
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After having her term as Rockton Fair ambassador extended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Lynden’s Jenna Erkelens is finally going to the Canadian National Exhibition to compete in the annual Ambassador of the Fairs competition.
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Representing Ontario at the Canadian Little League Championships in Calgary last week, the Ancaster Diamondbacks Major little league team finished out of the playoffs, with a 1-5 record.
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Dundas resident first to challenge incumbent candidate in 2022 campaign
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The former Quebec premier says he is the best candidate to defeat the Liberal government and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Three-and-a-half-year-old Elania Sherin didn’t flinch when she got her first COVID-19 vaccination at Sherman IDA Aug. 10.