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Journey back to the 19th century on the west Mountain this weekend.
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Seventy years after Britain's last coronation of Queen Elizabeth II at London's Westminster Abbey, King Charles III will officially be crowned on Saturday, May 6.
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McKee will be hosting his tours this season starting May 6 and 7 at Hamilton Cemetery after acquiring the necessary documents.
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On April 23, the People for Education released a progress report, Still Waiting for Truth and Reconciliation, an updated report on Indigenous education in Ontario.
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Improving communication, connecting residents among priorities.
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Viv Saunders, the public face of a ratepayers association that has been a regular thorn at city hall over contentious development plans in lower Stoney Creek, has stepped down after being appointed to a municipal advisory committee.
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Do you know a senior that is doing amazing work in the community?
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The pub opened in December 2019, but was forced to close in March 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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New option comes after the success of credit card payments on PRESTO last year.
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Dewitt Park first on the agenda with spring paving work.
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While we may have come a long way with how Indigenous people are treated, there is still a long way to go.
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Pleasant View Columbia application deferral denied.
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Spring has sprung and construction season has begun.
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It is expected the study will take about a year to complete and will show costs and feasibility of using waterfront facility.
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For the first time since 2004, the Toronto Maple Leafs are off to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, where they will face off against the Florida Panthers beginning Tuesday night.
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'Quickly pull recalled product off our shelves'
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Launched five years before the Titanic.
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Now available nationwide for a limited time.
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The gloves have already been dropped as the city and a local developer prepare to face off at the Ontario Land Tribunal over proposed 18- and 20-storey residential towers across the road from Stoney Creek’s Battlefield House Museum and Park.
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Treats raised about $200K for both groups last year.
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Calls for more improvements to pool building growing as facility temporarily closes
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'Mr. Big' sting led to the arrests of two men in the killing of a Crown witness, Roy Jones in 2001.
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City of Hamilton and contractors charged under Endangered Species Act.
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The City of Hamilton is launching the first of three free tree and compost giveaways this weekend.
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She’s quite possibly one of the most experienced spa therapists in Stoney Creek, but to dozens of loyal clients, Rosa Mihalache is a “day maker.”
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The parks that are due for improvements include Gilkson, Mountview, and Scenic Woods.
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Hamilton City Hall forecourt to get upgraded security barriers by July. During a phased plan, bollards will be installed along Jackson, Main and Bay streets circling the forecourt.
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City has expanded study area and continues work with consultant
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Hamilton’s public school board will no longer name schools after people and review those that already are — leaving the future of place names associated with historic figures, like Dundas and Ancaster, in doubt.
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Report details most common and unique items left in Ubers
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Robinson Huron Treaty First Nations leadership have announced the appointment of the Honourable Harry S. LaForme to lead the Office of Mizhinawe for the Robinson Huron Treaty First Nations in the ongoing annuities litigation.
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Millgrove and area residents are calling on the Ministry of Transportation to make the intersection of Highway 6, Millgrove Side Road and 6th Concession West safer.
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The event opens with a grand entry, where the lead male and lead female dancers accompany flag bearers.
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Service club to be recognized at Citizen of the Year gala, May 18 at Winona Vine Estates.
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The tender includes 16 other city-wide projects and closes to bids on May 5.
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Students and staff at the Islamic School of Hamilton enjoyed a variety of indoor and outdoor activities April 24 to celebrate Eid al-Fitr which marks the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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A popular Hamilton Mountain restaurant that closed its doors late last year is poised for a comeback, according to its website and Facebook page.
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Waterdown’s Movement Solutions Physiotherapy collected more than 400 food items for YFC/Youth Unlimited Waterdown through their second annual “March March” step counting drive.
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Anissa Barreira-Cook is still looking forward to earning her driver’s licence and purchasing her first car.
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City-wide event celebrates history and architecture with food theme May 6 and 7.
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Cassar will be planting a pollinator garden at the Ancaster Municipal Service Centre.
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Paul Huffman was joined by a group of cycling friends on the Westcliffe bike bus as part of Earth Day activities April 21.
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The City of Hamilton is contemplating a $1.9 million stairway and viewing platform on the south side of Albion Falls.
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The road work is the result a $30-million Canada Building Fund investment the city received last summer.
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NEC staff find proposed school a nonpermitted "urban" use
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The owner of upper Stoney Creek’s Taro industrial dump says it’s still trying to determine the cause of an April 14 odour that prompted several complaints and three visits from the Hamilton Fire Department.
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Half century sees west Mountain school grow from 800 to 2,000 students.
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Heritage advocates say the city has less than two years to protect more than 2,300 historical buildings in the city.
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Third floor addition, two residential units and ground floor commercial planned.