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Semple, a law professor running for the June 2 election, said Friday he was “disappointed and deeply embarrassed” to be reminded of the 2004 opinion piece he wrote in the University of Toronto’s student newspaper opposing a subsidy for a campus LGBTQ group.
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Steven Del Duca had pledged to drop Alec Mazurek if the revelations were true.
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) once again had funding denied for a new school in east Waterdown.
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Hamilton’s public school board is hoping the provincial election might break a three-year impasse on its bid to build bigger elementary school gyms at Billy Green in upper Stoney Creek, Queensdale on the central Mountain and Rosedale in the east end.
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There is now an estimated backlog of 25,000 adult and pediatric patients waiting to be seen in Hamilton and the surrounding region. This cannot be overcome without aggressive investment in innovative solutions to increase health service capacity.
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The announcement about Chatham-Kent-Leamington hopeful Alec Mazurek was announced about 30 minutes after party leader Steven Del Duca was informed at a news conference.
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As part of its comprehensive coverage of the provincial election, the Review invited each of the local candidates to weigh in on a particular issue.
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Melisse Willems is the Ontario Liberal Party candidate for Flamborough-Glanbrook.
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Danielle injured her back in a workplace accident and has relied on the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) for four years.
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Paul Simoes is the New Blue Party of Ontario candidate for Flamborough-Glanbrook in the June 2 provincial election.
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Flamborough-Glanbrook incumbent Ontario PC Party's Donna Skelly is seeking re-election in the June 2 provincial election.
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Allison Cillis is Flamborough-Glanbrook's Ontario NDP candidate.
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Too many members of our communities are struggling with low incomes and unaffordable rents.
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The facility, which will host a grand opening during the first week of June, already has acts booked until next year.
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Hamilton’s public school board has rejected a call to revive a requirement to wear masks in schools, but will continue to recommend their use and make them available to anyone who wants one.
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Products sold at Costco and Walmart are the subject of significant recalls due to the health and safety hazards they pose, according to Health Canada.
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It’s spring. Time to jump into the joy of gardening — even if you don’t have a backyard to grow plants and vegetables.
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As Flamborough prepares to go to the polls June 2, the Review breaks down the population and household demographics of the riding, the candidates, the main issues at stake and the background in the area.
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Back in 2018, Lucia Marchionda was finishing up her last year of high school, balancing academics, a busy volunteer schedule and filling out applications for post-secondary scholarships and awards, including the Ontario Medal for Young Volunteers.
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Disenchanted with your provincial candidates? Here's how to use your ballot to speak up.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers about a recall causing some big name grocery stores and drug stores to pull products from shelves.
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Hamilton’s public school board is still refusing to release the September 2021 report that prompted trustees to sanction Stoney Creek trustee Carole Paikin Miller for a third time this term, but has finally disclosed the investigation’s cost.
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The Green Party leader is using electric vehicles to criss-cross the province as he campaigns for the June 2 election.
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After spearheading the group Save Our Piers, the Davis Creek resident seeks to be a fresh voice on city council.
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Whether you live in Niagara or North Bay, we've got you covered.
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The City of Hamilton has directed traffic staff to study the process for installing a roundabout at the intersection of Highway 52 and Powerline Road West.
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The Federazione Abruzzese Di Hamilton E Distretto is once again offering its annual scholarship program for eligible post-secondary students.
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For the last seven years, Mohamed Wanidi has excelled at working at Eastern Food Market, located in its new location across the street from CF Lime Ridge.
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How much do you know about the legacies left by past Ontario governments?
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is warning shoppers about another recall at Winners, HomeSense and Marshalls, again over allergy fears.
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Former retirement home units would be converted to rental apartments under early proposal.
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"Wow!!!" That was Saxxon Condo’s reaction, conveyed via her smartphone because she is deaf, when asked about the reopening of upper Stoney Creek’s Valley Park Community Centre and library following $14.3 million in upgrades.
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Here’s a list of ways you can cast your provincial election vote.
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Schreiner, during a recent visit to Hamilton, said it's time to return local planning decisions back to the municipalities.
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Elections Ontario takes its first steps into the digital arena
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The Flintoff Bell rings once again for Waterdown.
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For more than 30 years, Marie Robbins operated a mini empire of flower shops, including Smith/McKay and Stoney Creek Florists.
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Nancy Smith has turned the page on the next chapter of her life. The executive director of Interval House of Hamilton retired April 30 after nearly 25 years at the west Mountain shelter.
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Heritage Days is returning June 11 after a two-year absence, but residents should be aware of the road closures that are happening.
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Consultant recommended addressing confirmed poor condition asbestos and further inspections.
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A new wellness centre has officially opened in Waterdown and clients are “Free2Be” themselves.
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Waterdown’s Jennifer Valeri is expressing her disappointment with the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board and Hamilton Police after an alleged hate-based incident at Allan A. Greenleaf has left the family “terrorized” and “terrified.”
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The Native Women’s Association of Canada is demanding that the federal government takes immediate action to reduce the outrageously high number of Indigenous women incarcerated in Canadian penitentiaries.
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“Hey, hey, ho, ho, unsafe schools have got to go” was the repetitive chant by some 200 LGBTQ students and others, many waving rainbow flags and signs, outside Westmount Secondary School May 4.
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A “help wanted” sign at the entrance to Gelderman Landscape Services on Centre Road is emblematic of the labour shortage that much of Canada is facing.
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Cold food was a hot fundraiser for the Cancer Assistance Program.
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The owners of the property where the Marr-Phillipo House is located are expected to appeal decision to the Ontario Land Tribunal.
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Dundas Delsey Pond dredging investigation nears one year. Fencing contract will not fully enclose stormwater facilities
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During his half a century as Hamilton public school trustee, Ray Mulholland has become known for showing up at city hall to register for municipal elections on the first day nominations open.
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Hamilton Police and several first responders descended upon Concession Street near Sam Lawrence Park on the afternoon of May 4.