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Hamilton’s public school board is finally agreeing to release the Sept. 2021 report that prompted trustees to sanction Stoney Creek trustee Carole Paikin Miller for a third time this term.
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Hydro One says estimated time of restoration is 1:15 p.m.
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Flamborough-Glanbrook candidate Walt Juchniewicz is running for the Ontario Party in the June 2 provincial election.
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Treated discharges from Dundas Wastewater Treatment Plant contain phosphorus, other chemicals
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Hamilton’s public school board is proposing to stop naming schools or component parts like sports fields after people to avoid potential controversies when future generations cast a more critical eye on an honoured individual’s legacy.
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Progressive Conservative candidate Mike Spadafora skipped debate, following practice of other party candidates.
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Dr. Barry Pakes presented an update to regional council May 26. Here’s what you need to know.
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OAKVILLE- A Halton police breath technician has testified that an Oakville man charged with impaired driving causing death showed signs of impairment following a deadly crash in late 2020.
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The City of Hamilton will begin the second phase of aerial spraying for the spongy moth Tuesday morning in areas of the city with significant populations.
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About 440 city staff were facing termination June 1, but councillors agreed to extend the timeline until Sept. 30.
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Young Ontarians outline how their mental health has suffered during COVID-19, and what they’re looking for from party leaders
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Hamilton Conservation Authority suggests leaving migratory bird where it is
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A 50/50 ticket fundraiser is already underway as organizers prepare for the return of the Winona Peach Festival in August after being forced to pull the plug on the 2020 and 2021 celebrations by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Between them, Eleanor Morton and Cathy Kohler have spent more than 60 years serving seniors at the Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre and in the community.
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After more than eight decades, Isabel Mallon is finally a high school graduate.
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Multiple recalls are impacting Costco and Dollarama stores along with Amazon online and Health Canada is warning shoppers about them.
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Live musical performances cover a slew of genres
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A Bullock’s Corners resident reported seeing what she believes was a cougar on her property on May 27.
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Emergency roof replacement on Greensville heritage building anticipated this week
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It’s an opportunity for skilled trades people to expand their trade into a new business.
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A group of residents are urging the city to install a roundabout rather than simply build a left-hand turn lane along Highway 52.
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A Port Hope family is thanking Treetop Trekking employees for their quick actions after they get caught in the trees when the May long-weekend storm blew in.
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Back in June 2020, Ancaster TV producer Nathan Fleet was brainstorming ideas for new projects, with pandemic protocols near the top of his mind.
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Hamilton Conservation Authority recently removed wooden stairs.
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A new dessert-themed eatery is preparing to open at the site of a former Hamilton Mountain Tim Hortons.
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NDP candidate Butt rejects criticisms as Liberal hopeful Farr stays above fray.
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Maryanne Oketch, a 24-year-old seminary student from Ajax, Ont., is the second Canadian to win the show that sees contestants compete in challenges and, literally survive, on an island.
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A few years ago, Waterdown’s Tiff Garvey was talking with a family friend.
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It looks like it will be several months before Mountain families using licensed providers will see a significant reduction in child care costs.
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Hamilton public school trustees say they earn less than the minimum wage and want to begin lobbying for a raise once the dust settles on the June 2 provincial election.
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Rising interest rates and soaring inflation prompted new construction homebuyers in the Toronto region to press the pause button in April.
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Hamilton police are appealing to the public for assistance in identifying a suspect in an alleged sexual assault at Flamboro Valley Camping Resort on May 21.
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Hamilton Police have made an arrest related to the vandalism of the newly-painted rainbow crosswalk in Waterdown on May 13.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is warning shoppers at Canada's most popular grocery stores about a major recall over food poisoning concerns.
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Back in March, when Raymond Wilson found out he would be receiving the 4-H Ontario Arbor Award, he began thinking about the best way to commemorate the milestone.
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Coun. Maria Pearson says she expects the Winona Point housing survey near the Costco plaza to bring long-sought traffic and pedestrian improvements to the area within the next year.
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Police still investigating while boy's condition remains private.
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The City of Hamilton launched the first phase of its aerial spraying program for spongy moths in areas with significant populations on May 24 between 5 and 9 a.m.
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Ford concealed expert recommendations for improving Ontario's Employment Accessibility Standard for two years in contravention of Ontario's Disabilities Act.
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In looking over the list of candidates we have in our local ridings, I couldn’t help but smile. No, it wasn’t because of who was or wasn’t on the ballot, nor was it about the parties testing their luck with our voters, it was all about the number of people putting their names forward.
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The $2-million redevelopment of Mountain Drive Park is about to begin.
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A proposed 251-townhouse survey at the southwest corner of Barton Street and Glover Road in Stoney Creek is headed to an Ontario Land Tribunal appeal hearing after the city missed legislated deadlines for making a decision on the plan.
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Company plans “Jojo Commons” filling plaza units and residential “co-living”
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A natural food market is looking to add to its team.
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A peanut butter recall across Canada is impacting grocery stores and shoppers, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).
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The severe thunderstorm that struck Ontario Saturday afternoon has caused a “widespread power outage” in Waterdown.
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The City of Hamilton’s urban boundary and the Greenbelt took centre stage during the televised Flamborough-Glanbrook debate May 19.
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Angela Betts, who owned the store with her husband, Greg, said operating the shop became too much after his retirement.
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What if Ontario held an election, and few people cared?
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Three of 19 incidents on Thornton Trail