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More than 10 Flamborough businesses are in the running for the Flamborough Chamber of Commerce’s Outstanding Business Achievement Awards.
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Doug Kidd wants to reverse the decline of Dewitt Park in Stoney Creek.
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Jacob Colatosti is one of 13 young people across Canada taking the federal government to court, arguing the current voting age of 18 is unconstitutional.
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The good times kept rolling for the Hamilton Conservation Authority in 2021 as people continued to flock to parks, campgrounds, beaches and waterfalls, generating a budget surplus of $2,825,000.
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A provincial environment ministry official says there’s no need to measure dust impacts from upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump on the neighbourhood south of Mud Street because winds mostly blow the other way.
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Plans include decommissioning right turn yield lane to prohibit traffic
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Chalk one up for the residents in the Highview community on the east Mountain.
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Waterdown two-time Olympian and beach volleyball player Heather Bansley has announced her retirement from the sport.
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Interested in creating and facilitating inclusive spaces for local youth? The Youth Programs co-ordinator position at Flamborough Connects might just be the job for you.
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In a brightly lit space where boho meets fun and comfort, Remi Stonehouse talked about what inspired her mother and co-owner Michele to start up Bella and Coop.
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Nearly $100,000 in additional money will be spent correcting mistakes in the construction of Parkside Cemetery.
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Projects include a new multi-use path along Stone Church Road and Centennial Parkway.
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Rockton residents say they didn't hear shots being fired in the early morning hours of March 18.
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There will be no strike by full-time faculty at Mohawk College or the other 23 community colleges in Ontario.
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Restaurant and bar patios were buzzing on St. Patrick’s Day, as customers enjoyed the sunshine and double-digit temperatures.
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A 76-year-old man was charged with careless driving after reportedly crashing into a light pole on Cootes Drive shortly before 3 p.m. on Wednesday, March 16.
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After reviewing Miller's candidacy, Horwath "determined he will not be permitted to run as a candidate."
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Health Canada has issued a recall regarding certain Decathlon watches over fears of fire and burns, while Staples Canada has confirmed a Fitbit recall includes a product sold in its stores.
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The College Employer Council which represents management at Ontario’s 24 community colleges, including Mohawk College, announced March 16 that contract talks with the union representing full-time faculty will resume online March 17.
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Waterdown will soon be home to the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Treaty Forest — a collaborative project between the City of Hamilton, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, the Rotary Club of Waterdown, Waterdown Lions Club and students from Waterdown District High School.
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No decision on fruit orchard application in Pleasant View
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MacLeod says chief medical officer's advice to lift mask mandates March 21 will instil "confidence" among public.
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is partially retreating on requiring all students and staff to wear masks in school after the March break, setting April 1 as the new date to end the mandate and now allowing for employee exemptions.
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Columbia International College amendment application still under review
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Road widening proposed for additional southbound lane
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Organizers are looking forward to holding an in-person event next year at the Ancaster Fairgrounds.
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The province has scrapped its renewal program for licence plate stickers for 8.5 million vehicles in Ontario and the cheques for those that qualify will be in the mail soon, according to the province.
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A pair of Waterdown sisters and their grandmother are making wreaths to show support for the Ukrainian people.
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Several conditions to be cleared before building permits can be issued
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No details available yet on process for community consultation.
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The owner of the house at 38 Rendell Boulevard on the east Mountain is moving ahead and asking the Committee of Adjustment (COA) to approve a variance that will enable him to convert the garage into a residential housing unit.
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is looking at using nearly half of $7.1 million in extra Ministry of Education funding for COVID-19 recovery to ease in a gradual return to normal class sizes at elementary schools.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning shoppers about a major recall impacting multiple stores.
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Unifor former national president Jerry Dias, who notified Unifor’s board of his early retirement March 11 after a month-long medical leave, is under investigation for an alleged breach of the union’s constitution.
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After the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board decision to keep masks in place for students and staff until April 15 — in defiance of provincial direction — Flamborough parents are split on the move.
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Controversial project's $1.7-million funding to be reallocated
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The $200,000 funding will help cover the cost of the $1.2 million bubble that is projected to be installed this fall.
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Toronto police have arrested a man in connection with a child luring investigation and believe there may be more victims.
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Hamilton’s public school board is defying the province by continuing to require students and staff to wear masks in school until April 15 even though its own education director says it can’t enforce compliance.
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Funding for the project was announced by the federal and provincial governments in December 2020.
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City staff say work is part of general contract still under review.
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Stoney Creek trustee Cam Galindo is asking the Taro industrial dump’s new owner to help assure parents they needn’t fear sending their kids to the public elementary school to be built kitty-corner from the site.
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After two years, Waterdown’s Oh Canada Ribfest is planning to make a full return to Memorial Park this year.
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Animal supporter wins $19,115 in 50-50 draw
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board will consult the public on a draft whistleblower policy that promises to ensure there are no reprisals against anyone who reports suspected wrongdoing in good faith.
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Health Canada Wednesday (March 9) issued more warnings to shoppers by way of recall alerts at some well-known stores.
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Ontario will remove its mask mandate on March 21.
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Ontario will remove its mask mandate on March 21.Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s chief medical officer of health, said the requirement to wear masks will be removed with the exceptions of public transit, health care, long-term care and high-risk cong
Spring forward with Daylight Saving Time in March:Clocks will jump ahead an hour on Sunday, March 13
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Spring is almost here, and that means it's time for the clocks to spring forward an hour.