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Southcote Road is the largest of the capital projects scheduled to begin in 2022 for Ancaster.
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Two separate public commenting methods for Columbia International College’s Niagara Escarpment Plan amendment application to convert a former Pleasant View convent into a high school has resulted in two different deadlines, contradicting fundamental principles of public consultation, according to a University of Toronto professor.
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Construction of a two-pond wetland at the new Saltfleet Conservation Area in upper Stoney Creek that will help stem flooding below the escarpment is ready to begin and won’t cost as much as expected.
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Four-year-old Henry Aspros and his two-year-old brother Thomas were all smiles as soon as they caught a glimpse of the man in red at CF Lime Ridge.
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The snow is falling, and that winter wonderland can only mean one thing: time to spread some holiday cheer right here in Flamborough.
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A number of recalls at big-name stores and online marketplaces has sparked multiple Health Canada warnings.
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Fish and Chips are back at the Dewitt Park Plaza in Stoney Creek.
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Wendi VanExan and Libby Knapp resigned earlier this year from the popular community event.
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Proposed changes to the city's truck route master-plan include banning trucks with more than five axles from urban roads.
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Councillors are still concerned they will fail to meet their 2 per cent average tax increase goal.
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Even short trips must be registered with ArriveCan app to avoid quarantine
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The Ontario government is betting loosening restrictions on small stakes games and progressive jackpot lotteries will help Royal Canadian Legion branches and service clubs fundraise for their communities.
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Expenditure of $75,000 in 2022 awaits capital budget approval
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Province expands COVID-19 booster shot rollout.
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Looking through photo albums is like travelling back in time, conjuring up emotions, memories and even scents — but when part of that story is missing it leaves a void and the overall picture — like a puzzle — remains forever incomplete.
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Hamilton residents are encouraged to put on something purple and show up to city hall at 5 p.m. Dec. 3.
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Heather Kelly said she worries it’s only a matter of time before diverted traffic from road reconstruction by the Costco plaza in Winona causes a serious accident at the intersection near the equipment rental business where she works.
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Sales of units apparently continue for a residential development vision at 24 Brock St. N., but no development application has been submitted to the City of Hamilton to begin a site plan review process.
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Premier Doug Ford and Health Minister Christine Elliott to make an announcement in Mississauga.
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Cycling projects include various multi-use pathways along Centennial Parkway, Mud Street and bike lanes along King Street.
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Michael Catchpole got more than the usual jolt of energy while enjoying his morning coffee.
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"How can we ignore you?" says NPCA chief administrative officer Chandra Sharma.
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Coun. Maria Pearson says she expects the decision to freeze Hamilton’s urban boundary will see more controversial proposals in Stoney Creek like the one for three massive condominium towers near the lakeshore.
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Christine Bingham has stepped down as Hamilton public school trustee for wards 1 and 2 for undisclosed personal reasons.
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A Waterdown teenager with brain cancer is giving back to the hospital that is helping to save his life.
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Some 13,500 Ontario community college full-time faculty, counsellors and librarians, including about 1,000 at Mohawk College, could be a step closer to a strike or lockout in the coming weeks.
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Grassroots group released 2,000-plus resident survey detailing the majority is unsatisfied with council performance.
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City finance staff will provide options in January 2022 for how and who will pay the bulk of the cost of the new service.
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“The vibe here is easygoing and everyone has been extremely helpful,” said Sean Jones, who won a Juno Award in 2004 for top R&B/soul recording with the Toronto-based group In Essence.
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Dundas road improvements on Wellington and Market streets, recommended in the City of Hamilton’s Truck Route Master Plan final report, still require site-specific reviews before determining exactly what work will be done.
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As the COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5-11 rolls out across the province, two Flamborough Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) trustees are calling for vaccine clinics within schools.
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Closure of the York Road and Newman Road intersection in Pleasant View, for approximately nine hours on Thursday, Nov. 25, while Hamilton police investigated a shooting near 10 Newman Rd., meant no access in or out of the isolated residential area.
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The Ancaster Fair's past presidents have challenged the community to donate to the fair and they will match those donations.
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Eastgate Ford and Ford Canada have donated a 2020 Ford Escape and 2020 Ford F-150 to Mohawk College that will be used by students in the Motive Power programs at the Fennell campus.
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Burden spent seven years at the Mississauga and Halton Local Health Integration Unit, including as vice-president of home and community care.
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The Ontario government anticipates moving up the timetable to make third doses available to more people. The eligibility for expanding access for more groups was anticipated to take place in the new year, but Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of He
Online auction boosts Out of the Cold Hamilton:Organizations serves hot meals-to-go to those in need
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Hamilton Out of the Cold is holding a virtual fundraiser auction from Nov. 25-28.
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The provincial government is beefing up its investment in skilled trades with $90 million to attract more young people into the field.
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CIBC Thursday (Nov. 25) announced new details and timing updates for the new CIBC Costco Mastercard, just a few months after revealing the big bank will become the exclusive credit card issuer for Costco in Canada.
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The proponent of two rainbow crosswalks in Waterdown is calling for a redesign before installation following feedback from the City of Hamilton’s LGBTQ Advisory Committee.
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Since last spring, the halal grocery store on Upper Wentworth Street has been helping support recent local refugees from Afghanistan by donating halal meat and other food items to the Afghan Association of Hamilton, which has been distributing the food to families in need.
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Partridge becomes second woman to serve on the police services board this term.
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Two Stoney Creek Girls Minor Hockey players reportedly did not experience significant symptoms
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Audit committee approves $385,000 loan to pay for tables, chairs, and audio/visual equipment for the facility.
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The hotline contract is set to expire in May 2022, but staff recommend adding an additional year until 2023.