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Dundas restaurant loses Uber Eats revenue to scammer (opens the original)
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What began as a routine Wednesday dinner rush at Namu â a popular Asian fusion restaurant in Dundas on King Street West â quickly turned into a high-tech nightmare that left owner Caleb Lee stripped of nearly a weekâs worth of hard-earned income. On Sept. 9, at around 6 p.m., Lee answered a phone call that appeared to be coming from Uber Eatsâ merchant support. The caller ID displayed +1 (833) 275-3287, which Uberâs website lists as its official support phone line. The voice on the ot
Dundas corn maze celebrates Dolly Parton with tribute and charity book drive (opens the original)
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Hanes Corn Maze is turning a country music tribute into a way to give back. This weekend, Hanes, which is one of Canadaâs largest corn mazes â spanning eight hectares â is hosting âDolly Daze,â a celebration in honour of the late, iconic country artist Dolly Parton. The event kicks off on Friday, Sept. 25 (9/25) at the Dundas locale along Hwy. 5, the date chosen as an unofficial nod to Partonâs classic hit single from the movie she also starred in, â9 to 5.â Despite the recent
This pizzeria cranks out an average of 500 massive 'monster' pizzas every weekend (opens the original)
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The home of the so-called âmonsterâ pizza is celebrating 30 years in business in Hamilton this week. Mr. Grande Pizza, located at 1157 Rymal Rd. E., makes all sizes and styles of pizza, but itâs best known for its 25-inch square slab, which comes complete with 64 pieces. Established in 1996, the original Mr. Grande was located along Main Street West in the Ainslie Wood area, but it was a few years before its famed giant pizza came to fruition. David Capretta, who is now the owner of the pi
16-year-old rescues distressed swimmer from Hamilton canal (opens the original)
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An Ancaster teen âknew he had to helpâ when he jumped into the Desjardins Canal to rescue a distressed swimmer on what was supposed to be a routine day of fishing earlier this month. Sufyan Sumser, 16, was planning to go fishing on Sept. 5 with some family members near the Fishway, along the canal connecting Cootes Paradise to the Hamilton Harbour, when the relaxing afternoon took a turn. As he was preparing his lines around 4 p.m., Sumser said he noticed a young boy on the other side of the
Overnight robbery spree in Hamilton ends with 2 arrests (opens the original)
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Two men are in custody following an alleged two-hour spree of convenience store robberies that stretched from the downtown core to the Crown Point neighbourhood. Hamilton police said officers were called to a convenience store downtown just after 10:30 p.m. Monday night. A man entered the business and told employees he had a firearm before he fled with stolen cash. Two hours later, at around 12:50 a.m., two people walked into a convenience store in the Crown Point neighbourhood, police said. The
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