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Melissa Woodley thought she had won $69 and change on her Lotto 649 ticket.
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With help from Western University’s law school, Torstar scoured thousands of court records for those where judges found serious Charter violations.
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Musical theatre is making a comeback this month at Ancaster High School.
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A now-resolved carpenter's strike has forced arts' officials to reschedule events to a more suitable date.
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Helen Manning is looking forward to doing something on Saturday (June 11) she hasn’t been able to do for the past two years due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The annual Ancaster Mill Race returned on June 7, with hundreds of runners taking part. The event is a traditional kickoff for Ancaster Heritage Days.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers at some of the country's big-name stores about certain recalled products after multiple injuries have already been reported.
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Even though sticker fees have been scrapped by Ontario, motorists can still be fined by police if they don’t renew their vehicle plates.
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The city is beating a hasty retreat on permanently cancelling the popular annual Battle of Stoney Creek re-enactments amid an angry backlash from volunteers and the public — although not all participants are ready to call a truce.
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A 19-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy have been arrested in an investigation into an ongoing wave of Toronto-area carjackings.
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Conservative leadership candidate Patrick Brown lost the backing of two Ontario MPs to his main rival Pierre Poilievre on Tuesday, with both men saying they’ve had enough of the divisive nature of the race.
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PCs captured labour vote, while the NDP and Liberals fight over a diminishing base.
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Cassar, who has been involved in environmental projects, is the first candidate to register to run in Ward 12.
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City planners require revised site plan plus several reports and studies for site plan review.
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"Most of the complaints to the integrity commissioner is politically motivated," says Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.
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A year after the discovery of 215 unmarked graves of Indigenous children at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C. prompted a review, downtown Hamilton’s Ryerson Elementary School is set to get a new name.
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After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, Peg’s Grand Slam for Cancer mushball tournament is returning to the diamond for the eighth annual event.
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Following the re-election of Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives in the June 2 provincial election, advocates are calling on the government to uphold their promise on social assistance to help with the increasing cost of living.
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Barton Street East in Hamilton has been declared Ontario’s Worst Road for 2022 by the Canadian Automobile Association, (CAA).
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When I first laid eyes on it, it thought it was genius. It didn’t ignore the election, it didn’t try and make a prediction that could come back and bite us, and yet it spoke a fundamental truth.
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The blue wave never made to the Hamilton Mountain riding.
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It may not be the sole factor, but McMaster University associate political science professor Peter Graefe says Paul Miller’s split with the NDP helps explain the latter’s first-ever loss in Hamilton East—Stoney Creek since the riding’s creation in 2007.
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HWAD residents are concerned about health care, long-term care, and environment under a PC majority.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers at Winners, HomeSense and Marshalls to "please be aware" of a major recall announced Monday (June 6).
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A message of hope is what Kim Phuc of Ajax wants to continue sharing with the world as the 'Napalm Girl' photo marks its 50th anniversary on June 8.
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Fundraising campaign for 10-bed facility expected by the fall.
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Townhouses to be built kitty-corner from Stoney Creek’s closed Taro west quarry dump will require radon liners on foundation walls to keep out possible methane gas leaks from the site, now a dog park.
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The tribunal says the six-townhouse development represents "good land-use planning."
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning shoppers about some treats and sweets being pulled from the marketplace at Costco and Canadian Tire.
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The School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) have sold the Notre Dame Convent on Snake Road to a private high school.
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A go-to ice cream destination on Hamilton Mountain, Biggies offers generous portions of Hewitt’s ice cream, with a flavour selection that changes frequently.
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For the first time since 2019, the sights, sounds and tastes of Concession Streetfest return on June 11.
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Volunteers are blasting a city decision to permanently scrap the popular annual Battle of Stoney Creek re-enactments — reportedly derided by a senior manager as a “football game” and “spectacle” at an invitation-only meeting.
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Shaw says she is prepared to hold the Doug Ford government accountable for the next four years.
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No stranger to splitting defenders during his days as a star CFL running back, Progressive Conservative candidate Neil Lumsden snuck up the middle to romp to victory in Hamilton East—Stoney Creek in the June 2 provincial election.Lumsden’s 12,166
Monique Taylor wins re-election in Hamilton Mountain riding:The blue wave never crested the Mountain
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The blue wave never crested the Mountain
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The polls have now closed and the first results are starting to come in for the riding of Hamilton East—Stoney Creek.
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The incumbent has been returned for four more years
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Progressive Conservative Donna Skelly returns to Queen's Park to represent Flamborough-Glanbrook for a second term.
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Incumbent returned for four more years
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Voters in Flamborough-Glanbrook could be in for a long night as they wait to find out who the next member of provincial Parliament will be for the riding.
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Who will represent Flamborough-Glanbrook residents at Queen's Park will be decided tonight.
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Watch the results come in as votes are tallied in your community and across the province during Ontario Election 2022.
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Hamilton Police arrested a man after an altercation at a polling station at Carlisle United Church Thursday morning.
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The April 19 Lotto Max draw has yielded another big winner in Hamilton.
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Calling an election for Thursday is almost the worst possible day of the week as far as our production schedule goes.
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A day ahead of the Ontario election, Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford is still on course for a second straight majority
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Tomorrow is election day. Are you ready to make an informed choice?
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City inspector tracking project weekly to ensure compliance
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Participants listen to stories about the history of Indigenous peoples through a different perspective.