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OmniaBio, which produces gene and regenerative therapies, will see two facilities built at MIP by 2025.
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Suspensions and expulsions at Hamilton public schools plummeted last year as COVID-19 forced students to learn from home for extended periods and limit social interaction when they were at school.
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A number of products are being pulled from shelves across some of Canada's more popular stores due to a number of health and safety concerns being identified by Health Canada.
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A power outage in Waterdown has left 973 customers without power Thursday afternoon.
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As pandemic restrictions ease and festivals and concerts return, Flamborough musicians have the chance to get back home — on the stage.That’s welcome news for Waterdown singer-songwriter Ty Baynton, who said it was a rough two years for musicians
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The sounds of clinking glasses and snooker balls are being heard once again at the Mountain Legion.
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The east Mountain’s Ward 6 and upper Stoney Creek’s Ward 9 will share a trustee as part of a realignment of political representation on the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board for this fall’s municipal election.
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Three different building permit reserve fund balances reported by city
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Questions raised over potential impacts of sound levels
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For many Hamilton Muslims it is a time for inner reflection and charity.
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The centre will hold its grand opening during the week of Ancaster Heritage Days after a two-year absence.
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A large recall involving more than 2,300 units of a certain toy products sold at stores across Canada is impacting Toys R Us and other stores, while another involves a well-known brand of safety shoes.
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Work on Sherwood Secondary School is set to begin early this summer now that Hamilton public school trustees have approved an estimated $15 million in renovations to the home of the Saints.
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Lara Paraschiv woke up in her Dnipro, Ukraine apartment at 8 a.m. on Feb. 24, like it was any other day.
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City of Hamilton Public Health Services says the first positive rabid bat in the city since May 2021 was found in Flamborough.
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Closure at Ogilvie would maintain access at Hatt
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About 800 people, one of the largest Conservative gatherings in Hamilton attended the Ottawa-area MP's rally on the Mountain.
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The popular park, located on Dicenzo Drive, will see parking upgrades and new ball diamond backstops.
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Rogers and Tennis Canada provide $200,000 for a new $1.2-million bubble scheduled to be installed in October.
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More Ontario stores are providing updates on their COVID-19 policies.
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Bratina, who did not seek re-election as Liberal MP for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek, says families are facing higher taxes.
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Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge has announced she will not seek re-election in October’s municipal election.
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As spring gets underway in Flamborough, seasonal agricultural workers have already been in full swing in Ontario for close to a month.
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Ernest Yeboah just collected a lottery prize worth more than $35,000, but the Ancaster resident considers himself luckier in other ways.
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Public consultation expected to resume after six month delay to project
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Yuriy Nesvit thumb-scrolls recent photos from Ukraine on his cellphone over a recent cup of tea.
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The city will study whether it should classify a stretch of Lake Ontario shoreline between Green and Millen roads in Stoney Creek as a public beach and test the water for bacteria during the swimming season.
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Health Canada is warning shoppers about a series of recalls impacting some big-name stores.
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Increasing supply of “family friendly” housing in Dundas could mean new ways of thinking about how housing, and neighbourhoods are developed for all ages.
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Distrust of the timing, repair estimates and school board intentions, along with concerns about more student disruptions after two years of COVID-19 upheavals, were popular themes as the public weighed in on the future of Sherwood Secondary School.
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Canadian Army soldiers will be conducting convoy training on 400-series highways in the Hamilton area and beyond this Friday and Saturday.
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The $70,000 will go toward installing a sidewalk along Queen Street and a pedestrian crossing on Sulphur Springs Road.
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William Connell City-Wide Park and Heritage Green Sports Park will see the new accessible swings this year.
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Limited impact on neighbouring properties, power outage for two customers
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Several of Ontario's big-name grocery stores have announced a significant change to it's COVID-19 policies.
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Last month, Aidan Travalja was talking with his construction teacher who mentioned the yearly budget for the Waterdown District High School shop and how the prices of material had gone up due to COVID-19.
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The Hamilton Community News office at 333 Arvin Ave. in Stoney Creek will be closing at the end of March. However, the papers aren’t going anywhere.
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Strickland died after being struck by a pickup truck in December 2020.
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No pedestrian, bicycle and automobile access sometime between July and September
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Pursuit was sparked by a report of a suspected abduction
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When Donn Zver first heard about the Russian invasion of Ukraine almost a month ago, his reaction was like the rest of the world — sadness.
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Here’s your chance to try a traditional Newfoundland cold plate and raise funds for the Cancer Assistance Program (CAP) at the same time.
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Medical Officer of Health Dr. Elizabeth Richardson urges residents to respect their neighbour's decisions about face coverings.
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Planning committee approves zoning amendment to include restaurant within development on Garner Road West.
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Staff say rezoning required before severance should be considered
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A large recall involving more than 2,300 units of a certain toy products sold at stores across Canada is impacting Winners, HomeSense and Marshalls stores, according to TJX companies.
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The province’s mask mandate remains in place for the TTC until at least April 27.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is planning to let the public continue viewing and participating in meetings online once it returns to in-person sessions.
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Requirement to keep bay doors closed approved with five minor variances
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The apparent theft of potentially thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment won’t stop the clink of the aluminum bat from returning to Buchanan Park on Tuesday nights.