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The Stoney Creek Community Food Bank is looking for a new temporary home as it redirects clients to other area food banks following last week’s sudden closure of the Saltfleet Community Centre due to structural safety concerns.
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Longtime minister publishes two-volume commentary on the Book of Psalms.
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Motion will direct discussions between city, conservation authority
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A city-sponsored report recommended the event must included more diverse voices of Colour, Black and Indigenous communities.
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Vocal opposition and a rebound in projected student enrolment have convinced Hamilton’s public school board to not phase out Ancaster High School’s International Baccalaureate program.
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The Stoney Creek Historical Society meets Wednesday, April 5, at 7 p.m. at the Stoney Creek Municipal Service Centre, 777 Hwy. 8.
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Looking forward to implementing strategic plan.
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Several changes being made to both train and bus routes
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The Hamilton Public Library board’s dream to use the nearly empty Canada Marine Discovery Centre on the waterfront for branch activities, as well as an Indigenous Cultural Centre, is one step closer to reality.
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Pedestrian and traffic safety to be topic of upcoming community town hall.
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Staples Canada is looking to fill more than 800 full-time and part-time positions after announcing a multi-year exclusive agreement to sell Bell, Virgin Plus, and Lucky Mobile wireless and wireline services in its stores.
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After a winter season with a cornucopia of weather events that included snow, freezing rain and sleet that made walking along sidewalks difficult, if not impossible, with ramped sidewalk corners impassable because of snow “windrows,” Nolan talked to each councillor about updating the city’s snow-clearing service to improve accessibility for people with disabilities.
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In a surprise decision, Bob Maton, president of the influential Ancaster Village Heritage Committee, resigned to spend more time with his family and participate in church activities.
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No applications received by city, but future plans for 99 and 101 Creighton not clear.
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The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) has updated its bullying prevention and intervention policy, and Flamborough-based advocacy group Voices Against Bullying (VAB) is feeling encouraged.
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Forestry staff found no soil erosion or threats to other trees
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A sharp rise in 20-day student suspensions at Hamilton public schools for weapon possession, sexual assault, physical assault and incidents motivated by prejudice, hate or bias is being attributed to better training of principals and vice-principals.
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Building houses multiple community groups, including a food bank.
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The planned closures represent roughly 10 per cent of Foot Locker’s total sales.
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The Nanabush Trails on Georgina Island First Nation are closed for upgrades.
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Paramedic calls and deaths show issue not isolated to any one part of city
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Higher camping revenues at Fifty Point and Valens Lake helped the Hamilton Conservation Authority generate a $1.56-million budget surplus last year — although that’s down from 2021’s pandemic-fueled $3-million profit.
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Public meeting will hear from residents about proposed townhouse development at 509 Southcote Rd.
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The bike lane will begin at Queensdale and travel along Inverness to Upper James to connect with the Keddy Trail.
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There is a new name for a District of Muskoka road.
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Opponents of a towering housing plan for Winona’s LIUNA Gardens property are criticizing the city for not disclosing a second Ontario Land Tribunal appeal filed by the developer to try to speed up approvals.
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Hamilton seniors may know in the fall when the long-awaited expansion of the busy Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre on Upper Wentworth might happen.
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One year after McMaster University’s plan for gas-powered electricity generators next to Cootes Drive was revealed, environmental groups are joining the project’s opponents.
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The excise tax, which was established in 2017, ranges from $3,48 to $29.597 per hectolitre or 100 litres of beer.
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The Canadian Raptor Conservancy brought some featured friends to the Hamilton Lifestyle Spring Home Show in Stoney Creek March 18 and 19, for an interactive and educational presentation on birds of prey.
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‘Anything on a plate, any plate cover, is illegal,’ police say, as number of obscured plates caught by red light and speeding cameras soars.
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Wahta Mohawks First Nation held their 2023 General Election on Saturday, March 18, in accordance with the Wahta Mohawks Election Rules and Regulations 2019.
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A new exhibition at the Peel Art Gallery Museum and Archives aims to change visitors’ understanding of the Peel region.
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The Stoney Creek Chamber of Commerce is looking for a new executive director.
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The Hamilton Cat Fanciers returned to the Ancaster Fairgrounds for their first March cat show since 2019.
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After over a decade of serving customers with their holistic needs, The Vitamin Store is closing as of Fri., Mar. 17.
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Data reveals males still dominate all science and technology sectors.
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GFL Environmental Inc. says a sample of leachate from the Taro industrial dump that had traces of the banned pesticide DDT came from a monitoring well at the neighbouring closed west quarry dump.
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Soil excavation may be related to relocation of transformer before construction.
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OPP say the missing 14-year-old from Orillia has been found safe.
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Carmeuse Lime is not proceeding with a controversial plan to burn alternative low-carbon fuels (ALCFs) in the lime kilns at its Flamborough site.
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The Knights of Columbus are stepping up in the fight against food insecurity with the annual Spring Food Drive, April 4 to 6 at St. Augustine’s Parish, 58 Sydenham St., Dundas.
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The Ancaster Lions annual spring craft show is coming up on Good Friday April 7, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Ancaster Fairgrounds.
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Police say "human intervention" probably started fire.
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Two women met at a festival last summer and felt an instant connection. Months after the wanderlust that resulted in the fateful encounter, they opened a vintage boutique and healing studio in Waterdown.
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“If we can unite a medal to a member of a family, that is something special,” says Hamilton philanthropist Chris Ecklund.
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A skunk found behaving abnormally on Autumn Leaf Road in Dundas on Tuesday, March 14, was euthanized but will not be sent by City of Hamilton Animal Services for testing for avian influenza and other viruses.
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Orillia OPP are asking the community for help looking for a missing 14-year-old girl.Kylah was last seen on March 12 in Orillia and police believe she could be in Gravenhurst, Toronto, or Hamilton. She is described as being 5 foot, 5 inches an
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Through a partnership with the Barrie Area Native Advisory Circle (BANAC), Muskoka Algonquin Health Care is bringing Indigenous Patient Navigator services to patients at the South Muskoka Memorial Hospital (SMMH) Site.