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Councillors said they couldn't support giving tax industry a cut in their fees without doing the same to other businesses.
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“We need to protect entire ecosystems and complete watersheds, not just some limited portions or random pieces”
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“We need to protect entire ecosystems and complete watersheds, not just some limited portions or random pieces”
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In the few short weeks since Hamilton Out of the Cold partnered with Knox Presbyterian Church to serve hot, healthy meals — to go — to individuals and families in need, volunteers saw first-hand how their efforts were meeting a demand.
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Despite health and safety restrictions and difficulty finding staff, co-owner Mark Hodge opens doors for Fiesta Mondays.
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Ontario Heritage Trust still has final decision on whether Cardus will eventually move into historic Mountain building.
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The developer hoping to build three skyscrapers near Stoney Creek’s lakeshore is being denied relief from municipal zoning standards it argues are unreasonable.
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Student trustees say west Mountain trustee Becky Buck’s election as the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board’s vice-chair will hinder efforts to heal the harm done by the racism scandal that caused public outrage earlier this year.
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Full-time faculty at Ontario’s 24 community colleges will not be taking part in any extracurricular activities including serving on union/college committees.
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The city's leaf and yard waste service ended the week of Dec. 6 after a change in waste collection service this year.
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"They can zone it for whatever they want," said Mountain Coun. John-Paul Danko.
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The appointment of two new citizen representatives has revived the Taro industrial dump’s community liaison committee from near death while also sparking questions about the site’s dust impacts.
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A $30,689 surplus from 2020 will support new spending on special projects next year in Downtown Dundas.
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A number of recalls have been issued at big-name stores across Canada due to injury hazards and defects.
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The rescheduled Christmas event hosted by Ancaster Heritage Days will take place Dec. 12.
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As the temperature drops, Flamborough skaters can get ready to lace up their blades at two local city-run outdoor rinks.
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Supply chain issues present challenges for tight schedule
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The former Mountain Secondary School site on the central-west Mountain could have a new look come 2025.
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A proposed massive residential and commercial survey near the Costco plaza in Winona has won over city councillors by dropping a 28-storey “twisty tower” that had riled many neighbours.
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Dr. Kieran Moore says the province does not plan to extend the winter break for students.
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In Toronto, Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario's chief medical officer of health, provides an update on the COVID-19 situation in the province. He is expected to announce stronger measures concerning the province’s vaccine passport program.Watch the live
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Flamborough Christmas tree growers are seeing an earlier demand for trees, which has forced at least one local grower to closed up shop for the season.
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The City of Hamilton says Centre Road is expected to reopen to traffic later this month.
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Any "ring" road plan will involve using existing roadways to funnel trucks away from neighbourhoods, say officials.
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Congregation looking for offers that benefit heritage district and wider community
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Waterdown’s Brookhurst Crescent has once again transformed into a winter wonderland of festive lights — and this year, residents are hoping visitors who enjoy the display will donate to a good cause.
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Since its arrival in Waterdown last spring, a pot shop is “The Spot” to be for a friendly and informative environment for the community.
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About 270 kilograms of steel from the USS Arizona will be rolled to 1.6-millimetre sheets that will eventually be transformed into medals to honour the ship's crew.
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Work has already started on upgrading the Gage and Kenilworth transmission stations at a cost of about $100 million.
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Staff are encouraging councillors and public to use the Latin term Lymantria dispar dispar (or LDD) to describe the pest.
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It’s a chance for Mountain youngsters to see Santa and for the public to support families in need.
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With cases of the Omicron variant of concern continuously emerging across Ontario, so too are coronavirus cases in grocery stores.
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As the temperature drops, Flamborough skaters can get ready to lace up their blades at two local city-run outdoor rinks.
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Adventure awaits somewhere not too far from home this winter.
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The Concession Street Business Improvement Area (BIA) is once again teaming up with central Mountain councillor Esther Pauls to Light Up Concession.
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Hamilton has seen an increase in people in need that has accelerated because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Hamilton’s public school board will appoint a replacement for trustee Christine Bingham, who resigned as the representative for wards 1 and 2 for undisclosed personal reasons on Nov. 29.
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Interval House of Hamilton (IHOH) is turning its campaign to end gender-based violence up a notch.
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Questions have been raised about the City of Hamilton’s plan to install traffic lights at two York Road intersections, within the Cootes to Escarpment EcoPark and Pleasant View neighbourhood.
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Ontario’s chief medical officer of health says it may be two years before COVID-19 becomes a seasonal virus like the flu.“I do see a time we will have low endemic rates and it will turn out to be like influenza or other winter respiratory viruses
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The Ontario government announced $22.8 million in funding for new elementary school and daycare spaces in Hamilton on Dec. 6.
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The pedestrian crosswalk, with flashing lights, at the Ellsworth intersection were turned on Nov. 25.
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Police not confirming if victim was targeted for being a tow-truck driver
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Public health officials say COVID-19 case numbers and hospitalizations remain low at this time.
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A Toronto developer isn’t giving up on a bid to bulldoze a wetland by the headwaters to Ancaster Creek to make way for a massive warehouse complex despite opposition from the Hamilton Conservation Authority and the public.
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Premier Doug Ford’s government is giving Hamilton’s public school board $16.7 million to build a 650-student elementary school that will be almost across the street from upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump.
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A COVID-19 outbreak has been declared at Waterdown’s Guardian Angels Catholic Elementary School Dec. 6.
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The employer council representing management at Ontario’s 24 community colleges, including Mohawk College, is proposing voluntary binding final offer selection interest arbitration to break the impasse following five months of talks with the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU).
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Lab tests revealed one of the two individuals who had arrived from South African in November has Omicron variant.
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Hamilton Food Share is partnering with the City of Hamilton on a one-year pilot project to distribute menstrual products to local food banks across the city.