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Dawn Maracle has a long list of awards and accomplishments in her fight for change, but what has her most proud is something else entirely
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The Ancaster Farmers Market is back in a new location at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre forecourt, known as Market Square, at 357 Wilson St. E.
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More than 1,100 participants took part in the Shoppers Drug Mart Run for Women at Confederation Park June 17.
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A three-dwelling development proposal includes cutting down 10 spruce trees.
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Over 70 groups appealed their funding cuts to the grants committee, arguing they didn't know about the new criteria.
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Parties receive time to review Ministry's disclosure.
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Watch for it in your change starting June 21.
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Stoney Creek Coun. Jeff Beattie says he will push the city to create a four-way stop at the corner of Jones Road and Barton Street.
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Trustees reconvene in side room after call to clear gallery ignored.
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There have been 76,046 confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 in Hamilton as of Tuesday, June 20, which is 25 more than last reported on Tuesday, June 13.
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A three-storey, nine-unit residential plan at 140 Wilson St. W. proposes to cut down 22 trees.
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It will be time for one last bit of prayer and a lot of reflection.
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The first-time councillor will talk about road and pedestrian safety and development issues.
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The sweet tastes, sights and sounds of summer were on full display in downtown Stoney Creek during Strawberry Folk Fest on June 17.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is readying to create a two-cell two wetland at Fifty Point to improve fish habitat and reduce flooding of lakeshore homes to the west during big storms.
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Officials say they removed an old water service line to stop the leak.
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The Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund leadership and representatives of the governments of Canada and Ontario attended a ceremony on June 17 and announced a proposed out-of-court settlement in the outstanding litigation around the 1850 Robinson Huron Treaty.
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Chief Laurie Carr looks back at the past three years and how she lead a community during an unprecedented crisis.
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Some welcome financial news for the Cancer Assistance Program (CAP).
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Mountain artist Elizabeth Sue Hanna presents Ward 8 councilor John-Paul Danko with a print from the 3-D image of the old city hall she made from repurposed materials.
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The owner of upper Stoney Creek's Taro industrial dump says a malfunction of a leachate pumping station caused an odour that prompted three visits from the Hamilton Fire Department over two days in April.
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The Hamilton Conservation Authority is poised to terminate a program that monitors the quality of treated wastewater discharged into Christie Lake and Spencer Creek by a meat rendering plant on Highway 5 in Dundas.
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Alderville First Nation Chief Dave Mowat says he's seen it all in his four years as chief, and if he had to encapsulate his time so far, it's been life-changing."
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More than 100 Muslim youth attended a special retreat hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association at the Baitun Nusrat Mosque on Upper Sherman June 11.
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A $50,000 winning lottery ticket was purchased at Peter's Convenience on Upper Gage Avenue in Hamilton.
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What we've done is not necessarily a new idea, but what we needed to do was create an affordable solution for small businesses," said Dundas entrepreneur Keith Green.
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The Dundas Knights of Columbus council 6579 held their spring bottle and can drive on Saturday, June 10 at St. Augustine's parish, raising over $1,600.
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Jivan Sanghera, owner of the Sparkle Cannabis Company on Concession Street, was tending the barbecue to celebrate the business’ second anniversary.
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Knighton Real Estate Advisors are welcoming the community to enjoy another Canada Day celebration on Saturday, July 1 at Winona's Lake Pointe Park.
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The congregation at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church is helping Ancaster Community Services (ACS), meet a rising need for food assistance in the community.
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Jivan Sanghera, owner of the Sparkle Cannabis Company on Concession Street, was tending the barbecue to celebrate the business' second anniversary.
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Transport Canada is informing drivers about recalls to multiple Ford SUVs due to safety concerns regarding the engine
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Kory Parkin, from Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, said he first discovered his passion for art during public school.
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According to the Canada Helps 2023 Giving Report, more Canadians need the services of charitable organizations — but fewer are donating.
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It has been widely reported that hate crimes are on the rise, but what constitutes a hate crime?
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Over the coming weeks and months, Metroland will be calling on you to help us crown champions in our Sizzlin’ Summer Playdown. In the first edition, we’re looking for our readers’ input on their favourite road trip snack. Weigh in with your favourite and see if it has what it takes to become the ultimate road trip snack.
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Ontario introduced a three-year pilot program in 2017, but it was abruptly cancelled by the Progressive Conservatives in 2018.
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Despite a rise in enrolment, Hamilton’s public school board will cut two jobs in September as it adjusts to the loss of special provincial COVID-19 funding.
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The Ontario Trillium allocated $1.06 million to 11 community organizations, including Stewart Memorial Church, the YMCA.
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The Anishinabek Nation Chiefs-in-Assembly unanimously passed a resolution on June 8 — day two of the Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Assembly — rejecting the Metis Self-Government Recognition and Implementation Agreement between the Metis Nation of Ontario and Canada in its current form.
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Students entering Grade 9 at Hamilton public high schools will be issued laptop computers for classroom work in September as part of a five-year transition from iPad tablets as the standard digital device in grades 4 to 12.
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It has all the classic moments, like the Burn Book, “trust falls” and iconic lines like “That’s so fetch” and “She doesn’t even go here.”
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With a fresh rain ensuring everything was well watered, shoppers flocked to the Ancaster Horticultural Society’s annual plant sale May 20 at the Ancaster Town Plaza.
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Councillors agreed that organizations that have seen their funding cut from the city can appeal those decisions.
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Buskerfest was cancelled due to a lack of time for the new board and staff to prepare and book acts.
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Her family’s United Empire Loyalist roots in Stoney Creek ran deep, but Marie Robbins had a passion for helping people who were new to Canada to learn English and pass their citizenship test.
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Hamilton police and paramedics were on scene just after 1 p.m. May 26, following a collision that damaged a home on East 32nd St.
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Newport Yacht Club of Stoney Creek is working to reduce the amount of plastic and debris in local waterways with its new Clean Marine certification, and the installation of a SeaBin in the marina.
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Don't be alarmed if you see military vehicles traveling along highways in the Hamilton, London, Kingston and Ottawa areas this weekend.
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Do you know an amazing senior or youth volunteer?