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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 12, 2026
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Development of Hamilton’s prize waterfront pier has stalled. Can voters prompt a change? (opens the original)
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Another summer has nearly come and gone, and some of Hamilton’s most prized waterfront real estate remains largely empty. As it stands, a proposal led by development consortium Waterfront Shores â a group aiming to bring more than 1,600 condo apartments and townhouses, a potential 45-storey signature tower and 70,000 square feet of commercial space to Pier 8 â has effectively stalled. That’s left an increasingly overgrown pre-construction hole in the middle of the city’s prize pier. Neighbou
McMaster study shows more people living with mood and substance use disorders at the same time (opens the original)
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New research from McMaster University is shining a light on the way substance use and mental health conditions are increasingly intertwined. The study, published in the journal Psychiatry Research, found one in six Canadians experienced a mood, anxiety or substance use disorder in 2022 â and nearly half of those with a substance use disorder also had a mood or anxiety condition. The research team also found the likelihood of having mood/anxiety and concurrent disorders doubled from 2012 to 2
Byelection: Just over 5 per cent of Hamilton East—Stoney Creek voters cast early ballots (opens the original)
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With the byelection days away, Elections Ontario has reported that just over five per cent of Hamilton EastâStoney Creek voters have cast advance ballots. 4,746 voters made their choice for the next member of provincial parliament ahead of the Sept. 3 byelection. That figure represents 5.1 per cent of registered voters, a media release from the agency states. By comparison, 5,467 voters in the riding â or 6.1 per cent of registered voters â cast ballots before polling day in the 2025 gene
CHCH TV will no longer air Saturday Evening News, pivoting to podcasts (opens the original)
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A longtime staple of weekend television is no more â CHCH TV has announced the end of its Saturday Evening News programs at 6 and 11 p.m. According to the station, competing with foreign tech platforms and streaming services for viewership â while also contending with domestic regulatory and financial realities â has become unsustainable from a business perspective. Last weekend was the final broadcast of the show. This Saturday, in lieu of its usual evening news, CHCH will air a pretaped
CHCH TV will no longer air Saturday Evening News, pivoting to podcasts (opens the original)
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A longtime staple of weekend television is no more â CHCH TV has announced the end of its Saturday Evening News programs at 6 and 11 p.m. According to the station, competing with foreign tech platforms and streaming services for viewership â while also contending with domestic regulatory and financial realities â has become unsustainable from a business perspective. Last weekend was the final broadcast of the show. This Saturday, in lieu of its usual evening news, CHCH will air a pretaped
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