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The Royal Canadian Legion Valley City branch 36 in Dundas is holding a spring market and tea room organized by the ladies auxiliary.
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Some of the top young female basketball players in the province will be hitting the court at McMaster University and Mohawk College in memory of Hamilton basketball player, coach and enthusiast Kelly Dunham.
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Property owner and conservation authority to discuss appeal issues
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A citizen member of the Taro industrial dump’s community liaison committee is being assured there are no environmental or safety concerns about the Hamilton public school board’s plan to build an elementary school near the upper Stoney Creek site.
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The Ancaster Film Fest screenings of the double Oscar-nominated "Living" are Monday, March 20 at 2 and 7:15 p.m. at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre.
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Snowplow operators across the GTA have been subject to so much abuse from residents unhappy with snow removal during recent storms that some have even quit their jobs in the face of the harassment.
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On several occasions this year, Khadija Zafar’s son Esa has had to miss school due to snow.
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Councillors are focused on doing things differently, but sometimes that means spending a bit more.
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Hamilton Public Libraries planned a wide variety of family-oriented activities for March break, including a "Make and Create" event at the Sherwood library.
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Transport Canada is alerting drivers to recalls on certain vehicles from Mercedez-Benz, Tesla, Ford, Hyundai and others.
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University concerned about students' health and well-being.
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Hamilton Mountain MPP calls for missing vulnerable person’s alert. Monique Taylor says it will save lives.
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After 25 years at Cameron Drive, Sammy's relocated to the Walmart plaza on the other side of Highway 403.
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From 1961 until the 1980s masses of First Nations children from across Canada were removed from their homes, in most cases without band or parental consent, and placed into the child welfare system.
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"At the heart of the Zellers experience is its price philosophy: Everyday Low Prices."
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Rob McGowan (senior) is very modest about his latest honour.
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Four bids came in above the original estimated budget for roof replacement.
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GFL Environmental Inc. says it’s using natural gas for a pilot project to recycle hazardous steelmaking dust in Hamilton because Ontario lacks the capacity to provide electricity as a clean energy source.
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A proposal to increase commissions to agents who recruit international students to study at Hamilton public schools is getting pushback from some trustees.
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Nipissing First Nation Chief Scott McLeod’s stolen vehicle — which contained a sacred headdress inside — was found Monday afternoon, March 13.
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Redemption Canadian Reformed Church is open and has been welcoming parishioners — and the community — for nearly a year.
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Nipissing First Nation Chief Scott McLeod is appealing to those who stole his SUV early Saturday morning, March 11, in Mississauga to return the sacred headdress that was inside.
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The city has also started for the first time clearing 866 kilometres of sidewalks of snow this winter season.
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The Government of Ontario is putting $750,000 into helping communities across the province with inclusivity and accessibility for people of all ages and abilities.
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It’s something they dread doing.
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Building Permits under review for 29 townhouse units in six buildings.
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Ward 5 public school board trustee Todd White says he’s dumbfounded by a decision to put Glen Echo Elementary School up for sale on the open market during last October’s municipal election without any notice to the surrounding community.
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The Stoney Creek Garden Club is holding a silent auction on Monday, March 13.
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Faulty restraints posing safety issue
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It’s the end of an era at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre.
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With centimetres of the white stuff blanketing Hamilton, residents might be curious to know when their street will be plowed. Did you know, there's a nifty map for that?
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Daylight saving time returns on March 12.
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Amica Stoney Creek welcomed the community to a March 4 open house at the retirement residence, with guided tours, music, activities and prizes.
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With March Break just around the corner, the Hamilton Public Library has planned a variety of free programs at all branches for kids and teens March 13 to 17.
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Tribunal will identify parties, participants, issues May 5
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The future of basketball looks bright at Orchard Park Secondary School.
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Some Mountain residents are not impressed with the city’s snow clearing.
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The Hamilton Cat Fanciers’ annual cat show returns to the Ancaster Fairgrounds Saturday, March 18 and Sunday, March 19, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. both days.
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As part of a push to boost interest in the skilled trades, high school students will soon need to earn a tech credit in order to graduate, Education Minister Stephen Lecce has announced.
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Several DARTS users and accessibility advocates across Hamilton are decrying the lack of equity caused by the service and calling for an overhaul of the model.
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More than 300 concerned residents filled the Greensville Elementary School gym March 2 for a community meeting meant to raise awareness about Carmeuse Lime’s proposal to burn alternative low carbon fuels (ALCFs) — including what residents say is garbage — in its Flamborough lime kilns.
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Hamilton Mountain's oldest commercial district has welcomed an array of new eateries over the past year. The Mountain News offers some highlights here.
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Liberals use time in Hamilton to support Deirdre Pike to win Hamilton Centre byelection.
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An archeological assessment is spurring the Hamilton Conservation Authority to cut the size of a second wetland it’s creating at upper Stoney Creek’s sprawling Saltfleet Conservation Area to reduce flash flooding below the escarpment.
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UPDATED: Hajtamiri was abducted from a relative's home on Jan. 12, 2022
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More than half of Waterdown Village BIA businesses are owned, co-owned or led by women.
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Premier Doug Ford is holding a news conference at Pickering high school this (Wednesday, March 8) morning.