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Coun. Maria Pearson says the new bike lane on Frances Avenue near the lakeshore in Stoney Creek has nothing to do with the controversial bid to build three skyscrapers there.
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Toronto’s SickKids Hospital told caregivers liquid forms of fever and pain medicines for children will no longer be sold over-the-counter due to a nationwide supply shortage.
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A Stoney Creek woman is warning others to watch out for fraudsters after losing $9,800 in an alleged telephone emergency scam earlier this month.
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The facility’s roof replacement is anticipated in spring 2023.
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Ward 10 council candidate Louie Milojevic says he’s feeling confident about his rematch against incumbent Maria Pearson in the Oct. 24 municipal election but acknowledges he’ll have to buck a trend to unseat her.
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The long-awaited project has seen design changes that has pushed the cost of the project to about $14.9 million.
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The residential project at 705 and 713 Rymal Rd. E. still has several planning hurdles to overcome.
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"It has been a labour of love," said Horwath as she met with residents on Hamilton Mountain.
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Hamilton police make arrest in Dundas sexual assault investigation. Heavy police presence Aug. 8 and 9 at Old Guelph Road and Homestead Avenue.
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Hamilton police say they have charged a 24-year-old Burlington man with sexual assault and sexual interference after a victim came forward to report a sexual assault from 2017.
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Hamilton Animal Services not reporting Shih Tzu's to provincial investigators
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A 29-page report stated using recycled material "raises legitimate concerns" about the durability of the roadway.
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After initially being turned down, the owner of the Walmart plaza on Centennial Parkway North has convinced city politicians to let them build a four-storey SmartStop self-storage warehouse, although not all are happy about it.
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Councillors agreed to rezone the property at 154 Wilson St. E. for 10 three-storey townhouses.
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Drowning hazards, undeclared substances and contamination.
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The Rockton Farmers’ Market has been cancelled.
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Mud Street West in upper Stoney Creek will be reduced to a single lane for about five weeks starting Aug. 15, the City of Hamilton said in a news release.
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Project awarded to contractor after month-long review.
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Royal Canadian Air Force Transport and Rescue Squadron spent two days practicing in the Hamilton area.
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Lynden’s Tyler McDonald is going for gold with the Team Ontario’s women’s box lacrosse team at the 2022 Canada Summer Games in Niagara.
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The Hamilton Fire Department dispatched 11 units to a possible hazardous materials call in the area of Cootes Drive and Dundas Street at 1:29 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 8, according to a post on the department’s Twitter feed.
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Many know Jackson as a local reporter and photographer whose work appeared in the Waterloo Chronicle.
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As inflation soars and the gasoline prices remain high, the motorsports industry is bearing the brunt of the situation.
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"We need high-speed internet from the farm to the barn," says Walt Juchniewicz.
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The Canada Revenue Agency has approximately $1.4 billion in cheques that have gone uncashed over the years, it said.
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Residents around Eleanor Park on the southeast Mountain are going to get all shook up.
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Spadafora is wants to improve amenities, keep taxes low and engage with Ward 14 residents
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Incident reportedly occurred in Pleasant View area of Dundas.
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The budget pressures facing the city include inflation, COVID-19 expenses, and collective bargaining that begins in 2023.
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The budget pressures facing the city include inflation, COVID-19 expenses, and collective bargaining that begins in 2023.
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You are not alone; we believe you and there are places to go for help.
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Waterdown’s Zobia Jawed is running for the Ward 15 Hamilton city council seat.
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As a defending champion, Carson Mattern insists he isn’t feeling any added pressure heading into the 2022 International Cycling Union (UCI) Junior Track Cycling World Championships.
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Dundas Delsey Pond dredging preparation relocates 4,701 mussels, fish, turtles, frogs. Threatened mussels, at-risk turtles among moved wildlife to be monitored.
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Multiple laceration injuries have been reported by users in Canada and the U.S. using certain saws and, as a result, it has triggered a major warning and recall by Health Canada.
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Keanin Loomis, Bob Bratina and Andrea Horwath will have to redefine how they will improve Hamiltonians' lives.
Sierra Supply Chain Services opens 'state-of-the-art' $65-million facility in Red Hill Business Park
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CEO Rob Vander Broek says the facility is the "first of its kind" in the country.
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Tiny Home Show draws a crowd to Ancaster Fairgrounds. For Bianca Metz, tiny home living isn’t a sacrifice. It’s a preferred lifestyle.
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Loomis says former mayor Bob Bratina and former Ontario NDP leader Andrea Horwath have too much "baggage."
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The booming voice that sang “O Canada” on Remembrance Day at the Mountain legion for decades has been silenced.
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Graeme Noble will face off against Catherine Kronas for the seat vacated by two-term Ward 15 trustee Penny Deathe.
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The property at 327 and 335 Wilson St. E. will be see a new mixed-used building that preserves the heritage of the building.
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Preliminary plan conditionally recommended by Cross-Melville heritage committee
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First Student Canada is actively recruiting school bus drivers in Waterdown to join its team of professionals driven to getting students to and from school — safely.
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On July 29, Alstom recalled some of those workers, saying that Metrolinx had reversed course on its vaccine requirement.
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Dress was donated in error at Waterdown Legion in late July.
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Loomis says it is not about increasing spending, but "how do we spend effectively."
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Health Canada is warning consumers about counterfeit Rapid Response COVID-19 antigen rapid test kits found in Ontario.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers about a nation-wide recall involving "all lots" of certain health products sold at big-name stores across the country.
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It has taken over 16 months for the city to issue tenders to upgrade the playground structure at Father Sean O'Sullivan Memorial Park.