Aug 15, 2008
Under a revised area-rating policy, some suburban councillors believe their residents could get a tax cut rather than see their taxes skyrocket.
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When the lights went out on August 14, 2003, leaving 50 million people in Canada and northeaster...
Chuck, African Lion Safari's newest elephant calf, seems oblivious to all the excitement caused ...
There is a bright spot to all the wet weather the Hamilton area has received lately: with the in...
Nine School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) celebrated their jubilee anniversaries of religious pro...
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HCA urges caution near creeks, streams, waterfalls
There is a bright spot to all the wet weather the Hamilton area has received lately: with the in...
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School Sisters celebrate
Nine School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) celebrated their jubilee anniversaries of religious pro...
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City awaits 2015 Pan Am Games bid plan
Hamilton officials are expecting a preliminary bid plan to host the 2015 Pan American Games to b...
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Disabled tenant looking for answers
Susan is fed up....
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Flood relief hotline up and running
Flamborough residents who experienced flooding due to any of the heavy rainfalls occurring betwe...
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Fuel theft safety concernBill Hume, the owner of Gord's Service Station at Peter's Corner in Rockton, is shaken up but co... | read more |
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Wheelchair athletes just keep on rollin'
Hand-cycling across Canada is no easy task. But Mother Nature seems to have a soft spot when it ...
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