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City offers to purchase portion of Bishop Ryan land
Hamilton is proposing to purchase three acres of the Bishop Ryan Catholic Secondary School property once it closes this school year to preserve some of its recreation facilities for the neighbourhood.
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Hamilton Fire holding recruiting info sessions
The Hamilton Fire Department is holding two information sessions as it looks to hire men and women this year.
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Rest in peace, Tim Bosma "our deepest sympathy to Sharlene, your daughter and the Bosma family on the loss of your wonderful husband and father. May you find strength and love in God through this difficult time and remember that Tim loved you very much. Alan & Jeanning "
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Short, hooded thief robs Winona gas bar and runs off
Hamilton police continue to investigate the early morning robbery of the Pioneer gas station on Highway 8 in Winona.
McHattie calls on citizens to save Hamilton’s heritage
After years of endless battles with city staff and his political colleagues to preserve Hamilton’s heritage buildings, Councillor Brian McHattie says it’s time citizens take up the cause.
Review finds flaws in process
Board's violation didn't impact decision: Report.
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Sign company finds new home after fall fire
Historic Valley City buildings providing valuable space.
Board gets cash for downtown high school, Saltfleet addition
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is getting provincial funding for one of three new high schools proposed as part of an accommodation review that will close seven existing high schools.
Trustees eye ways to ‘mitigate’ extracurricular boycott
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board will explore alternative options for offering extracurricular activities if teachers continue their boycott to protest the province’s use of Bill 115 to impose contracts on them.
Missing trustee expense reports blamed on staff slipup
A staff changeover is being blamed for the failure Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board trustees to post their quarterly expenses online for most of 2012 in violation of their own policy.
HCA backs call for federal assessment of pipeline bid
The Hamilton Conservation Authority is backing the city’s call for a federal environmental assessment of a plan to reverse the flow of an oil pipeline that runs underneath Spencer Creek near the Beverly Swamp in Flamborough.
Red Hill Parkway needs improvements: Collins
Hamilton councillor Chad Collins is looking at improving the safety of the Red Hill Parkway for motorists.
Politicians dump on Hamilton’s snow clearing service
Hamilton councillors provided a blizzard of complaints and criticisms to city staff over what is being described as the “worst storm event service removal” in the history of Hamilton after the Boxing Day snow storm that blanketed the region.
Shaw selling Mountain Cable
Some Mountain TV viewers will be getting their third cable company in as many years.
PR company under city microscope
Dialogue Partners would like to continue working with the city of Hamiltonto talk to residents about their views on city services.
Wynne takes Hamilton, Pupatello wins area
Liberal leadership hopeful Kathleen Wynne may have won the Hamilton delegate contest over the weekend, but former Windsor MPP Sandra Pupatello won more delegates across the region, while Mississauga MPP Harinder Takhar finished third.
Randle Reef cap may lose natural area to light industry
Randle Reef may no longer set aside one-third of its surface space for a natural area once its coal tar blob is capped by a proposed containment facility.
Carmen’s idea for Hamilton casino proposed
The Carmen’s Group is scheduled to appear before the city’s government issues committee Jan 14 to talk about creating a “gaming facility” in Hamilton’s downtown area.
Stoney Creek homes flooded out again
Glanbrook councillor Brenda Johnson was so angered by what she saw walking around her ward after the record rainfall Jan 13, which produced flooding across Mount Hope and Winona, that she questioned the city’s new residential development strategy.
 
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