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The stories can be triggering and difficult to hear. But through education and awareness, the KAIROS blanket exercise aims to foster reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people through learning and storytelling.
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College forecasts flat domestic enrolment and more international students
Conservative leadership candidate Patrick Brown dismisses allegations from opponent Pierre Poilievre
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Says allegations "have no basis" after questions raised about membership process.
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Conservative leadership contender Patrick Brown embraces the idea that NDP and Liberal voters would back his candidacy for the party’s top spot.
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A word of advice to the next mayor: "have a vision and follow through."
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In a limited time, the library has seen an increase in the number of card holders, while visitors to museums have jumped.
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Metrolinx has released footage showing a car being struck by a GO train at a level crossing in Toronto.
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The sights, sounds and tastes of Strawberry Folk Fest returned to downtown Stoney Creek on June 18.
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Women will now make up 39 per cent of Ontario’s legislature — a slight drop from a record high of 39.5 per cent when Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives won their first majority government four years ago.
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The park is located at 145 Eagleglen Way on Hamilton Mountain in Ward 14.
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Select Hamilton public elementary schools will continue to offer arts-focused programs SAGE and SAGE Quest, Mandarin-language classes, and hockey, basketball and sports academies following a review that put their future in doubt.
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Environment and Climate Change Canada not yet investigating.
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After 42 years in downtown Stoney Creek, Joanne Wynhofen is preparing to close her fine art and custom framing shop for good at the end of July, but not by choice.
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Shoppers Drug Mart sold multiple baby formula products online even though they were the subject of a major recall due to salmonella fears, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) revealed Sunday (June 19).
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For the first time since 2019, Ancaster Heritage Days returned June 11, with the parade, soapbox derby, live entertainment and more, in the heart of the village core.
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Waterdown’s Nicholas Grodzinski entered into a peace bond June 16 in relation to a series of vandalism incidents at Union Cemetery in 2021.
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Intersection has long history of safety concerns and studies
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Cid Pasquale will be walking in memory of her husband Marco while Sara Filice will be walking or running in memory of her grandmother Anna Maria Passaretti.
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Hamilton Community News recently asked you to send us photos of your favourite local beaches.
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The Bereavement Authority of Ontario recommended the city take control of the cemetery because it was not being maintained.
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Najlaa Sulaiman of Stoney Creek is planning to spend some money on her children and complete some home renovations after winning the top prize of $77,777 on an Instant 777 ticket from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG).
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Facebook Protect emails look like phishing scams, but are, in fact, legit. Why this Star editor stopped ignoring them, and here’s how to make sure you don’t get locked out.
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Nothing like a Friday morning to-do list to suddenly make things feel real.
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Flamborough Museum joins with heritage society.
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The non-profit organization is holding its first annual community event to raise awareness for more affordable housing.
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Scott Duvall, who served on council and was an MP for 15 years, has been disappointed in the direction the city has taken.
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As Lime Ridge Mall prepares to be redeveloped, Coun. Esther Pauls corrects misperceptions that the centre is located in different ward.
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"It is our intention to resolve the tensions between the parties," said Stoney Creek Coun. and Joint Stewardship Board member Brad Clark.
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One candidate who shouldn't run is former mayor Bob Bratina, says Loomis. "He had his time."
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Loomis says there should be other ways to solve the city's homelessness problem, such as approving HATS initiative.
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Members of Hamilton’s Design Review Panel are seeking more information on Cadillac Fairview’s multi-million-dollar plan to redevelop the north side of Lime Ridge Mall.
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Bratina, who served as mayor from 2010 to 2014, registered to run for mayor in this fall's municipal election.
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Toronto police warn drivers that thieves are using the Apple tracking device system as a high-tech way to steal cars, and offer tips to help consumers protect their vehicles.
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Hamilton’s public school board has had a change of heart and will continue fighting the release of a secret report that prompted trustees to sanction Stoney Creek trustee Carole Paikin Miller for a third time this term.
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Hamilton’s public school board will use most of a remaining $3 million of $7 million in one-time provincial funding for COVID-19 learning recovery to help students who have difficulty with “self-regulation” in the classroom.
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Nature looked kindly on Concession Streetfest last weekend.
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People lined Wilson Street for the parade and packed the arts centre for an evening concert.
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Offers considered for nearly 5,000-square-foot, 147-year-old undesignated downtown building
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Jeffrey Leek is $250,000 richer after scoring the top prize in the Instant Turbo game from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
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Rainy skies on June 6 didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of first night of the free barbecue being offered on Mondays at Immanuel Christian Reformed Church on the west Mountain
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The driver of a truck who reportedly struck a five-year-old boy riding a bike on a Cross Street sidewalk on May 20 is charged with careless driving.
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The popular market kicks off its 13th season that includes a variety of vendors and live entertainment each week.
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The owner of upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump is keeping tight-lipped about the source and type of waste it received in May that prompted odour complaints over three days, but vows to no longer accept the material.
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After two years of virtual events, Waterdown’s Jeff Kleven is taking part in his 14th Ride to Conquer Cancer this weekend — and this time he will have some local support.
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City will spend about $69,000 to resurface an alleyway access to the park, and provide a water source for a community garden.
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For Mark Wu, it’s all about giving back to the community.
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Migratory bird sent for Avian Influenza testing and post-mortem
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Ride to Conquer Cancer scheduled June 11 and 12, ALS Revolution Ride in September
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The bus pads will be compliant with the Accessibility for Ontarians With Disabilities Act.
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Upper Stoney Creek’s new Saltfleet Conservation Area is growing again with the acquisition of about another 20 hectares of land on Ridge Road that is home to the popular Punch Bowl Market and Bakery.