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Although it's hard for many Ontarians to admit, hatred and discrimination are alive and well in this province, as in the rest of Canada.
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In the core of the Waterdown village, residents will see brilliantly coloured banners attached to street light poles. The artwork featured was chosen out of over 35 submissions from 15 local artists.
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The funding will go toward teaching 80 newcomers new language skills for the food manufacturing sector.
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A motion from Ward 3 Coun. Nrinder Nann requests the city to remove the statue and place it in storage.
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One-day, limited capacity outdoor event part of proposal under loosening rules
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Commission still reviewing store authorization application.
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The campuses of Mohawk College will see increased student activity in September.
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Owner’s representative says no decisions made for Creighton Road facility
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"I am very happy we are finally allowed to welcome back customers," said Deb 'N Hair owner Deb Stevenson.
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As Maurice Switzer says, the country we know as Canada today wouldn’t exist without the relationship between European colonizers and the Indigenous people who lived here for thousands of years before they arrived.
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Muys, from Copetown, has worked with Conservative MP David Sweet since 2004 when he first ran for elective office.
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As Ontario eases restrictions on long-term-care homes during its Step 2 reopening, staff members at Stoney Creek’s Orchard Terrace Care Centre won’t be letting their guards down.
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The Royal Canadian Legion, Valley Town Branch 36 in Dundas is launching a monthly online 50/50 draw.
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A "potential safety risk" has led to the recalling of nearly 3,000 pairs of Joe Fresh sandals, according to Loblaw Comanies Ltd. and Health Canada.
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Fallon Farinacci’s parents were murdered in 1993 by her mother’s stalker. The St. Catherines woman is hopeful the MMIWG Action Plan will bring real change.
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Health Canada is recalling 71,000 lawn mowers sold by Canadian Tire after multiple incidents of the machines "catching fire."
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Your morning commute could be impacted this summer, as the city completes rockfall protection work on the Sherman Access.
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Waterdown native Heather Bansley and partner Brandie Wilkerson officially qualified for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games in beach volleyball.
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Here’s a list of what’s open and closed in Hamilton July 1.
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Following the recent discoveries of close to 1,000 unmarked graves at former residential school sites in British Columbia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, some Waterdown residents are echoing calls to cancel Canada Day celebrations this year.
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Calls to cancel Canada Day on July 1 have grown after the discovering of the unmarked graves in British Columbia and Saskatchewan.
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Utility companies servicing Flamborough and Dundas are reporting numerous power outages June 29.The largest is currently affecting more than 5,600 Alectra Utilities customers in the area bound by Harvest Road to the north, Cootes Drive to the sou
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With Ontario poised to take another step toward reopening, schools letting out for the summer and a national holiday approaching, the province's new chief medical officer of health has issued a warning not to run too fast, lest we should slip and fall backward.
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Heinz Bondzio has been named the 2021 Flamborough Volunteer of the Year.
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The hybrid remote and in-school learning model adopted by some Ontario school boards last fall will expand into more boards this September, and it is already sowing division in school communities across the province.
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The company which supplies heavy industry, switches to medical technology when health officials needed help.
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"The health and well-being of our families will always come first," says Fedeli.
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Hamilton Police have confirmed that the investigation into the stabbing of a Waterdown man on March 22 is ongoing, after the charges were withdrawn against an accused June 24.
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It only takes a couple of minutes, but it could save your dog or cat’s life.
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Canada's Indian Act is a federal law, passed in 1876, that governs issues related to Indian status, First Nations governments and reserves.
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Public feedback on draft report being welcomed until July 14
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A July 6 planning meeting will be held to discuss a rezoning application to allow the four-storey building at 1289 Mohawk Rd.
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Fifth cannabis retail store proposed for Flamborough:Royal Leafs Waterdown slated for 40 Main St. N.
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A fifth cannabis retail store is being proposed for Flamborough.
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David Lowe started riding motorcycles around the family farm as a preteen, and it’s proven to be a lifelong passion.
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The city will borrow over $19 million for the $27.7-million project, while the province is paying about 20 per cent of the cost.
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People trying to book appointments for 1st, 2nd doses voice anger, fatigue with busy booking system in York Region
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The city is one step closer to buying R.L. Hyslop Elementary School after council’s school board properties subcommittee unanimously endorsed a staff recommendation to express interest in the 2.2-acre lower Stoney Creek property.
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The city is one step closer to buying R.L. Hyslop Elementary School after council’s school board properties subcommittee unanimously endorsed a staff recommendation to express interest in the 2.2-acre lower Stoney Creek property.
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For Antoaneta Potter and her two elementary school-age sons, the just-completed school year has been a time of pivot and change.
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City says blaze caused no “irreparable” damage to its property
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The trimmers and hair dryers will be whirring again at hair salons across Hamilton next week.
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For Cora McGuire-Cyrette, who has been working with the Ontario government to bring forward anti-human trafficking legislation, Bill 251 is a step in the right direction.
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"We've expanded our capacity of shelter space, taken on hotel space," said Eisenberger.
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The projects include Gage Park, Andrew Warburton Memorial Park and Pipeline Trail and HVAC improvements.
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Sgro, who lost to current mayor Fred Eisenberger in 2018 on an anti-light-rail transit platform, will push for transit in the area.
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A large segment of Ontario's population will soon be eligible to book a second COVID-19 vaccine dose, the provincial government has announced.
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Nearly 700 Alectra Utilities customers are without power on Hamilton Mountain on June 25.
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Another food recall of certain frozen dessert items sold at numerous well-known stores is being issued by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) after inspectors learned some of the products initially recalled were released by mistake.
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The charges in an alleged Waterdown stabbing in March have been withdrawn by the Crown.
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Cathy Johnson got a “scary” surprise when she came home from grocery shopping on June 20.