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Several hazards identified and customers are being alerted.
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It was an exciting February weekend for the two Ancaster Cheer Sport Sharks Worlds teams that competed at the Ontario Championships in Kitchener. Both teams received a coveted invitation to the IASF Worlds Cheerleading Championships this April.
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With the approval of a heritage permit on Jan. 25, a proposed detached secondary dwelling unit at 63 Sydenham St. now awaits a building permit application and any required minor variances to the existing zoning bylaw.
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Students in Grades 4 through 6 at the Literacy and Mathematics Academy (LAMA) in Stoney Creek connected with nature and explored their creative sides by entering the Habitat for Humanity Canada Meaning of Home writing contest recently.
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Councillors agreed to offset the higher fire service of 0.7 per cent introduced in 2023 by using reserves.
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Eva Martens is a registered massage therapist and competitive weightlifter.
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The preliminary tax increase of 6.7 per cent is on pace to be the highest in recent years.
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Confusion over "school crossing" has been raised for several years.
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Members of Hells Angels and Red Devils allegedly among 27 people arrested.
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Hamilton — including Flamborough — is seeing a shortage of volunteer firefighters, something Hamilton Fire Chief Dave Cunliffe said has been an ongoing issue for several years.
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The Mountain Mosque has reached and will likely surpass its goal of raising $100,000 to help earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria.
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In 2023, the authority will have 11 board members from, at one point, 21 board members in the past.
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Attention, summer job-seekers: PepsiCo is hosting a National Hiring Day event in Stoney Creek on Feb. 25.
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This interactive map below tracks the confirmed positive COVID-19 cases across Halton Region by municipalities.
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Feb. 22 is the National Awareness Day for Human Trafficking.
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City auditor highlights Pleasant View property issues in fraud and waste report
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The nutritional supplements cupboard at the Cancer Assistance Program is full again thanks to the generosity of Hamilton Community News readers.
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More than 250 neighbours turned out to voice outrage over plans for an eight-storey condominium building and 102 stacked townhouses on a vacant Paramount Drive lot between Billy Green and St. Paul elementary schools in upper Stoney Creek.
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The Ancaster Lifestyle Spring Home Show returns for its 41st installment this weekend, Feb. 24 to 26 at the Ancaster Fairgrounds.
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Waterdown motorists can expect minor delays along Parkside Drive Feb. 22.
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The city is reviewing who should have authority to settle development disputes that are headed to the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) in the wake of a controversial deal struck by city staff to approve three skyscrapers near the lakeshore in Stoney Creek.
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Annual event has become a popular fundraiser for Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.
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Five trees in Dundas Driving Park, one in Fisher's Mill Park infested by “spongy” moth egg masses.
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The request came from the LGBTQ advisory committee after the death of student Bekett Noble last November.
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A dynamic duo from Ancaster is taking the stage at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre for a pair of exciting shows.
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Helping people achieve weight-loss goals is rewarding for Ewyn Studios operator.
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Medical clinic-dentist office application denied by conservation authority in September.
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Volunteers urgently needed for March 4 collection.
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Spurred by Orchard Park Secondary School students he led on a guided tour of city hall in January, Stoney Creek Coun. Jeff Beattie is creating a youth council to advise him on issues in Ward 10.
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St. Paul’s United Church welcomes the community to a weekly Valley Town Breakfast event, every Saturday from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. at 29 Park Street W., Dundas.
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A digital marketplace that’s been helping consumers fight grocery store food inflation has moved into the pet food realm with Ren’s Pets stores.
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Students at St. John Henry Newman Secondary School and St. Gabriel Catholic Elementary School recently conducted a Valentine’s Day project to brighten the day for local seniors.
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Hamilton Community News received a nice bouquet on Valentine’s Day in the form of the news that its journalists and contributors were finalists for 11 provincial awards.
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Hamilton Public Library branches are featuring Black heritage champions like Wilma Morrison in displays across the city during Black History Month.
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When Flamborough Chamber of Commerce executive director Matteo Patricelli thinks about the future of work in Flamborough and Waterdown, one word comes to mind.
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Feb. 14 marks 31 years since Indigenous grassroots organizers hosted the first Women's Memorial March in response to the murder on Powell Street in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
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Police said the investigation is ongoing.
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2 men, and 1 woman, believed to be involved in brazen abduction that saw kidnappers pose as police officers
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Issues range from faulty fuel pumps to software problems
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By 2026, Ontario projects one in about five job opportunities will be in the skilled trades.
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How many people are working, and where they are working, is subject to a number of factors: the economy, the financial health of various workplaces, even the time of the year.
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Discussions with CN Rail regarding four-storey development ongoing.
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Councillors will continue to address various spending issues over the next several budget meetings in February.
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Residents at Seasons Retirement Communities are cooking up some delicious ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
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What do you want to be when you grow up? Did you pursue that path?
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Project might still require provincial Environmental Compliance Approval.
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The Mountain Mosque was bustling with activity on Saturday as volunteers sorted and bagged donated clothing, food and toiletries that will soon find their way to earthquake-ravaged victims in Turkey and Syria.
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It will cost about $308,000 in 2023 to hire five full-time staff to speed up the master-plan projects.
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GO Transit is making some changes to scheduling, effective Feb. 21.