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McMeekin firm in keeping discretionary cuts
Ontario’s community and social services minister, Ted McMeekin, says he isn’t contemplating reversing the social service cuts the Liberals made last year to the discretionary benefits provided to low-income residents.
Metroland, Dickinson partner to boost business
Arlene Dickinson Enterprises (ADE) and Metroland Media Group (Metroland) are teaming up to support Canadian entrepreneurs. The new partnership will identify compelling Canadian products and businesses to invest in and grow.
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Wednesday, May, 22, 2013 - 2:02:29 PM
Police seek witnesses in accident involving pedestrian "Driver inattention while turning. Should have checked the crosswalk before turning. Sometimes the timing of the light does not allow a Senior to complete the crossing."
Comment by texascanuk
Wednesday, May, 22, 2013 - 2:02:44 PM
Cemetery cleaning policy callous, says family "The same thing happens out at Woodlands Cemetery only some grave sites are not touched WHY ?"
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Sunday, May, 19, 2013 - 1:01:32 PM
Police seek witnesses in accident involving pedestrian "Should still be charges.What if it had been a child & the driver did not see their hands & drove over the kid ?!?!"
Comment by cheyzac
NDP provided minor ideas to Liberal budget: minister
Ontario’s Community and Social Services Minister Ted McMeekin is downplaying the NDP’s contribution to the Liberal’s 2013 budget deal that averted another election less than two years after the last one.
Province flows money to Anderson Water Systems
The Ontario government is turning on the financial taps for an Ancaster business.
Board urged to speed up Mountain school closures
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is being asked to speed up the closure of either Barton or Hill Park secondary schools to ensure their students can enjoy a broad range of course offerings until both are shuttered.
Hamilton school trustees spurn call for at-large elections
A proposal to have Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board trustees run at-large in areas with up to four wards is being sent back to the drawing table.
Authority stumped by death of Vinemount Swamp trees
The Hamilton Conservation Authority is investigating the cause of a rapid death of trees in the Vinemount Swamp that has shut down the section of the Dofasco Trail boardwalk there indefinitely.
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Oakville man second suspect to face first-degree murder charge in Bosma slaying
Hamilton police have arrested a second suspect in the murder of Tim Bosma and are now focusing their search on a third suspect.
Coyote sighted at Eramosa Karst
The Hamilton Conservation Authority is asking guests to stay away from a portion of the Eramosa Karst Conservation Area following a recent coyote sighting.
Police hunt for robbery suspect
Hamilton police are investigating a robbery Tuesday afternoon at a Stoney Creek pharmacy.
Teen attacked in Ancaster driveway
Hamilton police are investigating an assault of a teen Tuesday night in an Ancaster driveway.
Police arrest second suspect
The Hamilton Police Service has made a second arrest in the Timothy Bosma homicide investigation.
Photo by Mark Newman
New farmer’s market for west Hamilton Mountain
Kosta Stavropoulos is hoping it becomes part of the west Mountain scenery and brings in a little more business to his store.
Rosedale ‘birdbath’ spreads its wings
Rosedale’s “birdbath” is about to be transformed into a complete aquatic facility.
Photo by Laura Lennie
Construction of new downtown parkette underway
Stoney Creekers will have a new outdoor area to gather, play and relax in at the corner of King and Jones streets later this summer.
New Winona Catholic elementary school in the works
Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board officials say plans are underway for a new elementary school in Winona.
Cemetery cleaning policy callous, says family
Gravesites have to be cleaned, says city
Liberty Energy leaves Hamilton with regret
Any plans that California-based Liberty Energy had to establish an alternative energy facility in Hamilton are now on some forgotten shelf collecting dust.
 
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