Dundas Little Theatres plans March 4 return to the stage:Doubt expected to make long awaited opening
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Doubt expected to make long awaited opening
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Councillors agree to contribute $70,000 to install $120,000 shade structure.
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New Ajax long-term care facility expected to open at the end of March
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A Burlington OPP officer was taken to hospital after being struck while helping another driver on Highway 403.
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Every February, people across Canada are called to recognize and honour the contributions of Black Canadians and their communities to this country.
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Save Our Streams environmental group has urged HCA board members not to re-elect Ferguson as board chair.
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Anthony Frisina is concerned he may be stuck inside his Mountain home again for a few days this week.
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Junior hockey club plays five of six remaining regular season games at home
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School officials hosting an information session on their plan to build a public elementary school in upper Stoney Creek’s Nash neighbourhood promised to do more homework after being unable to answer questions about the site’s industrial neighbour.
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A number of new recalls and important safety notices have hit the Canadian marketplace and big-name stores are being impacted.
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Galindo, who came to Canada as a refugee when he was six, was elected Stoney Creek trustee in 2018.
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The Dream Centre in Waterdown is facing four additional charges under the Reopening Ontario Act after remaining open despite public health orders that closed indoor sports and recreation facilities.
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Lisa Hepfner is still amazed by it all.
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Proposal includes 29 townhouse units in six "blocks"
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Students entering Grade 9 at Hamilton public high schools this September can expect to be issued laptop computers rather than iPad tablets for online learning.
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The pandemic has seen communities come together to support one another in times of crisis, and Waterdown is no exception.
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A reader reached out to the Review with concerns about the state of the playground at Sealey Park in Waterdown.
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Opposition parties will have a tough time unseating NDP leader Andrea Horwath in Hamilton Centre after 18 years as MPP.
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Abdul Naebi, an interpreter, and his family escaped from Afghanistan last fall after the Taliban took over the country.
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The Hamilton Mountain Writers’ Guild has turned over proceeds from the sale of their latest book to Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.
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The historic lighthouse will be relocated from the Burlington Lift Bridge to authority property as part of a redevelopment plan.
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There’s a new sound in the media wing at the Fennell campus of Mohawk College.
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Hamilton public school trustees aren’t giving up on building an elementary school on the site of the former Sir John A. Macdonald high school following three failed attempts to get provincial funding to include the project in a community hub.
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Lumsden was only candidate for the Jan. 26 Hamilton East-Stoney Creek P.C. nomination meeting.
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The long-awaited Clappison Avenue is expected to open sometime in February.
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“It’s just asinine that this government is not doing it.”
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Stoney Creek resident Paulina Kalisz is making the most of her pandemic time away from work, collaborating with Canadian actress and comic Ann Pornel on a new line of clay earrings and gifts.
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The public is being invited to weigh in on the future of Sherwood Secondary School now that trustees have abandoned efforts to get the Ministry of Education to help fund a rebuild following eight unsuccessful attempts.
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Impact on Spencer Creek Trail access not yet determined
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In a Jan. 25 announcement, Milton Liberal MP Adam van Koeverden said the federal government is providing $123,400 in funding to connect 310 homes in Flamborough and Halton Hills to high-speed internet.
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Kimberly Marotti was looking forward to a bigger and brighter location at the Fennell Plaza.
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A vocal opponent of the city’s bid to rezone a grassy municipal property near Fifty Point in Winona to allow for a nine-storey residential building says she hopes a survey of neighbours will change council’s mind, although she’s not optimistic.
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In Year 6 and 7 of the 10-year transit strategy, transit officials plan to expand service into lower Stoney Creek and on Mountain.
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It’s been more than a month since a dog attacked Don Snyder’s bicycle, sending him to the ground and forcing him to spend the Christmas holidays in hospital for an emergency hip replacement.
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Resident argues Act doesn't permit review of urban land use proposal yet
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"It is not right for the city as public policy to force dedicated employees to choose between their job and the jab," says Coun. Esther Pauls.
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A developer hoping a build a 545-home survey on farmland next to Winona Elementary School is challenging the city’s delay in ruling on the plan before the Ontario Land Tribunal.
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Year 6 of the city's 10-year transit plan will mean 14 new buses, 49,000 additional service hours, and five cent fare increase.
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The library plans to add 324 hours to its branches, while also opening a new branch in Carlisle and an expanded library in Stoney Creek.
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No update on four-year late 2 Hatt St. designation report
Marr-Phillipo House owners propose 8-storey, 169-unit mixed-use development for property in Ancaster
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The application to the city for the Wilson Street East property comes after council approved an application to relocate the Marr-Phillipo House.
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The Dream Centre in Waterdown is facing multiple Reopening Act of Ontario charges after remaining open despite public health orders which closed indoor sports and recreation facilities.
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The building that once housed Tony’s Shoe Repair and Dry-Cleaning Service has turned over a new leaf.
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Eagles Nest Association of Waterdown rang in 2022 by rebranding with a new logo and website.
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The Ontario government will be easing some COVID-19 restrictions very soon, yet cases continue to emerge in the province's big-name grocery stores.
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While students are back in class in Hamilton and throughout the province, their experiences differ greatly from students in many parts of the U.S. and throughout the world, according to a team of Hamilton medical professionals.
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The Concession Street Business Improvement Area (BIA) is looking to get some of the new funding being made available by city hall.
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Hamilton’s public school board is investigating the feasibility of providing unfitted N95 medical-grade masks to students taking in-person classes to try to better protect them from getting the coronavirus.
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"Study halls" will gradually add additional after-hours library services.
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Like many workplaces, Lou’s Kitchen is recommending vaccination against COVID-19 to help to keep employees safe and protect essential services, like food manufacturing.