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Torrential downpours that dumped between 50-70 mm of rain on Flamborough over the weekend, combined with melting snow has led to flooding on Middletown Road in the vicinity of Middle Spencer Creek and Christie Lake.
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An Oakville man is facing a number of charges after a traffic stop in Oakville led to a troubling discovery.
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Halton Regional Police have closed a major stretch of road Tuesday (Jan. 7) after a crash between a van and a tractor trailer.
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A car has been impounded for seven days and an Oakville teen charged after the car he was driving was clocked at 218 km/h early Tuesday (Jan. 7).
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​Plans for a childcare centre at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Elementary School in Waterdown are still held up by sanitation capacity issues.
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Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge is celebrating the Ontario government’s decision to pull the plug on Hamilton’s LRT and sees it as an opportunity to build a transit system that connects the entire city.
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The City of Hamilton has begun reducing speed limits in residential neighbourhoods across the city — including in Waterdown and Greensville.
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The name and location remain the same, but little else about Stoney Creek’s new Eastdale Elementary School is déjà vu.
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger says without volunteers "this city wouldn't function."
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The Issue: Columbia International College has operated a student residence in a former Dundas convent building since October.The Impact: Neighbours share concerns about traffic, litter and septic system performance.
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Justice Herman Wilton-Siegel is overseeing inquiry that holds public meeting Jan. 9.
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A 24-year-old man is facing six criminal charges after Halton regional police allege he had more than twice the legal limit of alcohol in his blood during a crash that left four people injured.
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Hamilton teachers have thus far only participated in a provincewide OSSTF walkout on Dec. 4, but appear likely to be included in a future action should the contract impasse continue.
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"I don't think there was anybody who didn't like her," says Stoney Creek Chamber's Patti Hall.
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Olympian Adam van Koeverden on being a rookie MP
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The province’s government-run cannabis retailer is taking orders from stores looking to sell a small selection of pot-infused edibles, extracts, vapes and beverages, but Ontarians will have to wait a few more days to get their fix.
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Stolen from a home during the day.
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Hamilton's senior advisory committee voted 7-5 to support creating dedicated bus lane for King Street.
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To Frank Greco, the Barton and Grays Tim Hortons was more than a coffee shop. It was like a second home.
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Under the federal government's tax changes, Canadians in the middle-income bracket could see annual savings of up to $240.
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Most of us probably don’t look forward to a Blizzard in the wintertime, unless you’re referring to the frozen dessert from Dairy Queen.
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Amid the rapid growth of the cannabis industry since legalization in 2018, a number of municipalities have been looking to slam on the brakes.
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Hamilton’s public school board is inviting input on a high school boundary review for four central Mountain elementary schools prompted by the anticipated opening of the new Nora Frances Henderson Secondary School in September.
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As the year draws to a close, the Review takes a look at some of the most popular stories of 2019.
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Province approves project for four additional spaces immediately.
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The City of Hamilton will collect real Christmas trees at the curb during the weeks of Jan. 6 and Jan. 13
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Here's what made headlines this week in Flamborough.
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An Ancaster Starbucks served up its final cups on Dec. 27 after a Change.org petition failed to brew enough support to keep the doors open.
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Gunman suspected to have barricaded himself in house near major Richmond Hill intersection
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Residents of the Stoney Creek area will soon have to drive a bit farther for their morning caffeine fix.
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The issue: St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton's MyDovetale serviceLocal impact: Thousands of patients will be able to see their doctors without leaving home
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As the calendar flips to 2020, the Review has reached out to Flamborough’s three councillors — Ward 12’s Lloyd Ferguson, Ward 13’s Arlene VanderBeek and Ward 15’s Judi Partridge — to nail down their top priorities for Flamborough in the coming year.
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“I wanted somewhere where people come in and get a nice manicure and pedicure and not have to pay a premium,†said Anastasia Yarrow, Founder of The Fix.
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Toronto’s sixth cannabis store — at 730 Danforth Ave., just east of Pape Avenue, opened its doors on Dec. 16, 2019.
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The Issue: Lake Ontario hit record-high levels in 2019Local Impact: Lincoln, St. Catharines and Niagara-on-the-Lake are collectively forking out $1,691,430 to deal with the aftermath of a long, hard flood season.
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As Flamborough families come together to celebrate the holidays, the Review team wishes you a very Merry Christmas.
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Owner Kevin Schmidt, whose grown children will work at business, says he aims to open One Plant location Dec. 28
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Police have arrested a 17-year-old Dundas male in connection with a series of suspicious fires in Dundas.Just after midnight on Dec. 22, police were called to Dundas Driving Park about a male who was seen trying to light fires in the park.After
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The Issue: Realtor setting date in January to present purchase offers to Canadian TireThe Impact: Possible sale of 50 Cootes Dr. property takes another step.
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The Flamborough Hockey Association is helping foster girls hockey in a remote Ontario First Nation.
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Stoney Creek’s Eastdale, Guernsey, Southmeadow and Leckie Park neighbourhoods have been selected for speed limit reductions from 50 km/hr to 40 km/h and to 30 km/hr in school zones, as part of a city-wide traffic safety initiative.
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The Ancaster Meadowlands have been selected for speed limit reductions from 50 km/hr to 40 km/h and to 30 km/hr in school zones, as part of a city-wide traffic safety initiative.
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A look back at some more colourful quotes in 2019.
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The issueA Christmas tradition continued at the Swansea seniors building at 801 Upper Gage.Local impact125 seniors, many of whom are on fixed incomes, got a Christmas dinner for $5.
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A new bylaw that aims to regulate the size, setbacks and densities of Ancaster’s so-called “monster homes†marks its first full year in 2020.
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WPE Landscape Equipment held an official groundbreaking ceremony for its new home on Highway 5 west of Waterdown on Monday, Dec. 16.
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Background work began in 2018
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Citizens decry ‘hypocrisy’ over Ex-Vaughan MP Fantino link to cannabis store
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Priority review has been delayed at least 17 months.
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Halton police have a heavy presence in a Burlington neighbourhood Friday as officers are conducting an ongoing investigation.
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