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Rotary Club of Hamilton running free summer literacy camp at Pauline Johnson Elementary School on Hamilton Mountain. It’s a summer morning camp with the focus on fun and learning.
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Hamilton’s public school board says releasing the secret report that prompted trustees to sanction Stoney Creek trustee Carole Paikin Miller for a third time last September “would amount to an unjustified invasion of personal privacy.”
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Councillors are receiving complaints from residents who are experiencing problems from homeowners who rent out their pools.
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Suspects allgedly attended Banfield Memorial Church in North York, along with complainants, York Regional Police says
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"Recalled products should be thrown out or returned to the location where they were purchased."
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A Carlisle woman is calling on the province to create a specific clinic for post-COVID care in Hamilton.
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Hamilton Community News has been looking into accessibility on Hamilton Mountain. We visited some Mountain parks, libraries, recreation centres and shopping malls. This article looks at Sam Lawrence Park, Mountain Drive Park and T.B. McQueston Community Park.
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Dundas Community Node study faces further delays. Local node has highest density of people and jobs among nine city nodes.
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Council approved the idea of creating a four-kilometre open streets event along King Street to improve downtown area.
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The province is opening up eligibility for second COVID-19 booster shots to anyone 18 and older. “We know what steps need to be taken to protect ourselves, our community and our health-care system,” said Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s chief medical
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Ontario’s top public health doctor is set to share details today on the province’s plans to expand access to fourth COVID-19 shots.
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The Turn on Powerline group has succeeded in getting the City of Hamilton to study installing a roundabout at the Highway 52 and Powerline Road West intersection.
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Staff to report back to September board meeting.
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Issues facing Ward 5 include pedestrian safety, affordable housing, transit.
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Concession Street/Mountain Brow Boulevard, from Upper Gage Avenue to Oakcrest Avenue is due for a major facelift starting next spring.
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Redeemer University graduate Kenton Slaa benefited from Redeemer's learning environment and CityLAB project.
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Our first stop was the Concession branch, a small neighbourhood library on Concession Street and Cliff Avenue.
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Telling Tales will return to an in-person event this fall — but not at Westfield Heritage Village.
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With the help of a live band playing the rockin’ tunes of yesteryear, the team at Galer Farm Equipment celebrated the grand opening of their new, state-of-the-art home located just feet from the old building.
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We’re all getting hit hard at the pumps which may have an effect on your summer vacation plans.Will high fuel prices keep you close to home? Answer our poll below and see what others think.
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Work expected to take place in three years
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Lewis, who has worked in logistics and was a truck driver, has registered to run in Ward 14.
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The Dye family is looking forward to spending more quality time at the newly upgraded Valley Park Community Centre and library branch.
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The Rogers Communications outage that left millions of Canadians without cellphone and internet service on July 8 also forced staff at Interval House of Hamilton to scramble to find alternative ways for women in crisis to contact them.
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Waterdown’s Oh Canada Ribfest returned in full over the Canada Day long weekend after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19 and brought crowds, fireworks — and of course, ribs — to Memorial Park.
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Status of province's Endangered Species Act investigation not available by deadline
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Seven-year-old Briar Canham is busy with a crayon. She’s colouring one of the many drawings available for children in an activity room at the Turner Park branch of the Hamilton Public Library as part of the HPL’s free Summer Reading Club.
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City of Hamilton staff say no employees will be relocated when the roof of the 43-year-old public works yard building at 189 King St. E. is replaced later this year.
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Planning committee approved the demolition motion from Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.
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COVID-19 is proving to be a difficult virus to stop infecting Hamilton’s budget process.
Hamilton-area motorcyclists complete 'Iron Butt' challenge:1600-kilometre trip travelled in 21 hours
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Four Hamilton-area friends discovered a unique and challenging way to tour Eastern Canada by completing a 1600-kilometre “Iron Butt” challenge in less than 24 hours on their Can-Am Spyder motorcycles.
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Many Rogers customers across Ontario reported losing mobile service early Friday morning.
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Lauwers has registered to run in Ward 11 after incumbent councillor Brenda Johnson decides not to seek reelection.
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Two Ancaster residents are looking to raise thousands for SickKids Foundation by taking part in a fundraising cycling event in August.
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Many Rogers customers across Ontario reported losing mobile service early Friday morning.
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Contractor will be allowed limited traffic impacts, expected to finish work Nov. 18
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Ironpoint Capital Management Inc. had attempted to resolve the issues city planning staff had with the proposal since February.
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Both Health Canada and The Canadian Food Inspection Agency are warning shoppers about certain products at Canadian Tire and Walmart that are being pulled from shelves.
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Fabricio Lauar said that something convinced him to drive to work Monday morning. He was running late, and when he was travelling along on the QEW, the industrial millwright had no idea his commute would be interrupted by a fiery rescue.
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Carolynn Andersen could barely believe her eyes when she uncovered a box on her Instant Bingo Doubler game.
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Toronto man alive due to heroic efforts of five men who risked their life on the QEW.
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The race is on in Hamilton’s municipal election, which will take place Oct. 24, 2022.
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Bullied students will soon have someone in their corner thanks to a pilot program starting up in select schools within the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board this fall.
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Sunny skies and warm temperatures were good for business at the Market in the Creek June 30.
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Canada's Defence Minister Anita Anand visited L3Harris in Waterdown to see cameras being made.
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An investigation is underway after dramatic video surfaced late Tuesday night showing a construction worker dangling several storeys in the air, hanging from construction equipment hauling a load in downtown Toronto.The video posted on social med
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When dentists Shelly and Inkesh Bajaj were looking to expand their dental practice, they saw an opportunity blossom in Waterdown's Magnolia Dental.
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The federal government has provided funding and resources to assist the estimated 200 Ukrainians who have arrived in the city.
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First of two closures to last about one month
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The Hamilton Public Library will celebrate the opening of three new library branches on July 9 and the one-year anniversary of another branch July 14.