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"I've never landed so abruptly in all my years of flying, said Hamilton resident Robert Cooper.
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"I've never landed so abruptly in all my years of flying, said Hamilton resident Robert Cooper.
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Redeemer University College says it’s advised the Ancaster Soccer Club to seek alternate locations for programming in the new year, citing ongoing issues with the university’s money-losing indoor soccer facility.
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Hamilton City Council has apologized for not letting the public know about a 24-billion-litre sewage spill into Chedoke Creek.“Mayor Eisenberger and members of City Council are issuing a formal apology to the residents of Hamilton for the failure
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As a City of Hamilton health official working in youth substance use prevention, Heather McCully says she worries there’s a basic misconception among teens about what they’re doing to their lungs when they vape.
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Dundas resident John Vermeire, 60, convicted in 2016 of sexual offences involving minor girls, will receive a statutory release with several conditions before Christmas.
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The Oakville Fire Department responded to a car fire in the eastbound lanes of the QEW in Oakville Thursday, Nov. 28.
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An Oakville man is facing several charges after an online investigation involving young children, less than three years after facing similar charges.
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To make way for the man in red, temporary road closures are needed.
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The event was marked at all three campuses with music, food and prizes.
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Conservative vice-president Matthijs Van Gaalen says the party remains “strong†and national in scope despite the recent election that saw it lose seats in Ontario and Quebec.
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Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Hamilton that warns of strong southwesterly winds beginning this afternoon.
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"You can't fight (technology)," said Mountain Coun. Terry Whitehead. "It's coming."
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More than 70 members of St. Paul’s community participate in this annual presentation.
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The award was presented Oct. 30 at the second annual Women in Industry Luncheon at the Burlington Convention Centre.
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Canopy Growth Corporation will officially unveil its new Cannabis 2.0 products, including its Distilled Cannabis concept, chocolates, vape cartridges and vape pens, at a media launch event in Toronto.
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The water distribution system on Oneida territory — operated by the community with regulatory oversight from Indigenous Services Canada — has failed to meet provincial standards dating back to 2006
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Stoney Creek Coun. Chad Collins says Burlington has become a model for mixed-use development around GO stations.
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Like its elementary counterpart, the union representing Hamilton’s public school secondary teachers is exempting a Nov. 29 professional activities day dedicated to antibullying training from a provincial work-to-rule job action.
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Halton Regional Police have released surveillance images of a man caught on camera stealing lots of gas from an Oakville gas station in the hopes it triggers an arrest.
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GameBrain discusses risks of gambling in Waterdown:Online gambling has led to accessibility to youth
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Waterdown District High School students learned about the risks associated with gambling during an interactive event at the Parkside Drive school on Nov. 18.
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"I still can't get over we relied solely on automation," said Mountain Coun. Tom Jackson.
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Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge has relaunched her Flamborough community council.
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The pot industry will not be a mellow new player on the province’s power grid.
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A Hamilton public school student trustee says Education Minister Stephen Lecce’s slight walking back of a plan to require students to pass four online courses to graduate from high school doesn’t resolve fundamental concerns about the initiative.
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QUESTION: How will the new Hamilton councillors influence city decision-making?CONCLUSION: Change could be measured in feet, rather than leaps
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Dundas Town Hall repair redone to meet heritage standards:Vinyl siding replaced with aluminum siding
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Vinyl siding replaced with aluminum siding
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Settlement negotiations to continue into second quarter of 2020
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Here's what made headlines this week in Flamborough.
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The issueNeighbour to Neighbour Centre’s annual Christmas program registration is underway.Local impactMore than 1,400 households and 4,000 people are expected to use the program this year.
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Monika Waszczuk believes many people have perfectly good clothes and accessories they don’t wear that would be valued by someone else.
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The Issue: Outside interest in land declared surplus to support affordable housing.The Impact: Unofficial concept sparks further discussion.
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A Burlington man is facing charges after police say he broke in to a Guelph home and startled a resident who came downstairs to find a stranger in her home holding a knife.
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New ideas to deal with Greensville-area tourists going to working group
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Hamilton’s public school board is striking a special advisory committee to consider a request to name Westmount Secondary School’s auditorium after a popular drama teacher who died from cancer last year.
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Increasing the metred parking by 50 cents to $2 per hour will raise an additional $560,000 per year.
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This crane, one of the largest in Canada, appeared at the front of the Juravinksi Hospital on Concession Street on Nov. 19.
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Peel police are continuing to search for a 27-year-old Brampton woman was last seen in August.
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Ben Trommels left his apartment and ventured into the darkness one February night in. He hasn’t been seen since.
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"I've had reservations (about the water tower)," said Coun. Lloyd Ferguson.
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Filomena Tassi replaces Thunder Bay MP Patty Hajdu, who had been labour minister.
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Your best defence against the influenza virus is to get a flu shot. Here's a map of pharmacy locations where you can get the flu shot in Waterdown.
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"We don't want to talk about the issue and that is unfortunate," says Mountain. Coun. John-Paul Danko.
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Free family portrait effort expands from nine to 80 within four years
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An Oakville man missing since last night (Nov. 19) from Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital has been found safe and sound.Maurice Gutierrez, 45, was found in good health this morning in Mississauga.Halton police thank the media and all those
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Hamilton’s Disabled and Aged Regional Transportation System’s eligibility criteria by users will be examined by the city’s auditor general.Charles Brown, the city’s internal auditor, is expected to take about three months to review the eligibilit
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Don Kennedy’s many years of work with the Métis Nation of Ontario, Canadian Armed Forces, St. John Ambulance and Korean War Veterans Association of Canada, as well as his efforts to welcome new Canadians at citizenship ceremonies, have been officially recognized.
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The condo development will be at 280 Wilson St. behind the G. Walker Real Estate heritage building.
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The Hamilton Police told Flamborough residents the area has low crime at a community meeting Nov. 14.
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Halton Regional Police are investigating a crash in Burlington Tuesday morning that created traffic chaos around a busy intersection.
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