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The mayor's office said, this morning in a media release, that Horwath is currently undergoing surgery for a broken wrist "and is being assessed for additional injuries including an elbow fracture and leg injury."

RT @KaleighRogers: One couple at a voting station in Port Credit said they would rather not speak to American media. They then apologized t…

"In Hamilton, going out to vote is going to matter. I think if these party leaders are coming here, it's because they feel that these ridings can go different ways." - McMaster University politics Prof. Peter Graefe

"It was unexpected, yet in a way, not. Life is but a breath. I found myself in prayer at Santa Marta, beside his body. It was a privilege to be there and to pray for him." - Fr. Luis Inácio, associate pastor at St. Joseph Parish in Hamilton

"I thought a lot of people aren't gonna notice this, but, you know, for the families that have lost members of their family due to deaths on the job, this is an extremely important date." - Teddy Bobrowski, Thunder Bay Ont., long time injured worker

Sadiq remembers briefly speaking with an ISIS member back then. "I said, 'I'm a Kurdish and I don't have any problem with you … I just want to interview you.' "They said, 'It's not time for interview. It's war.' ... They let us leave."

Players wanted an extra $200 to play in six additional games. Frank Calder — the NHL's first president — responded by suspending the players and selling the team to owners in New York. And that's how Hamilton lost its NHL franchise 100 years ago.

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How the NHL killed Hamilton's hockey franchise, the Hamilton Tigers, 100 years ago, after players went on strike for just $200. https://t.co/tg1kTwuQWx #HamOnt https://t.co/sdza1REUcU

The City of Hamilton said it is actively investigating and working with the property management group to address the puddle "as quickly as possible." It did not say when the complaints began.

The CIA has worked to destabilize governments and nations in the past, using methods from corruption to assassination. A former CSIS chief says the campaign against Canada would likely rely on social media platforms like X. https://t.co/kqe4XP5o9F #HamOnt

"I want assurance this is not going to happen to another person or family again... I am just so angry. My son died in vain." - Pam Fraser, Gabriel Cabral's mother

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All charges withdrawn against Stelco after 2 workers died from burns at Nanticoke, Ont., plant. https://t.co/F3cB2Mxk5o #HamOnt

"There is a long legacy of Black intellectual thought, artistry, and political organizing. I also wish more people understood how interconnected Black Latin America is with other Black diasporas — including in Canada." - instructor Stacy Creech de Castro

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McMaster course aims to fight the erasure of Black history in Latin America. https://t.co/82vcp1DREf #HamOnt #BlackHistoryMonth @McMasterU

"Our neighbours from the south aren't necessarily respecting us." - Smithville councillor William Reilly

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West Lincoln council votes to remove U.S. flag from community hockey arena. https://t.co/mhEpEMLYpW #HamOnt #Niagara #TrumpTariffs

Believing hair styling is important for well-being, especially for young people, stylist Lohifa Pogoson Acker has organized a March 15 event where over 40 Hamilton hair stylists and barbers will offer free styling and cuts to racialized youth.

Hamilton PC candidates Sarah Bokhari, Monica Ciriello, Neil Lumsden (minister of sport at the time of the election call) and John Demick did not attend local debates organized by Cable 14.

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PC candidates missing debates 'not healthy for democracy,' says advocate. https://t.co/hM4t2iVP5y #HamOnt #OntarioElection #Niagara #Brantford

In June 2023, volunteers unearthed the stone belonging to John Lindsay, a wealthy businessperson who escaped slavery and settled in St. Catharines, where he became the richest Black man in the region, if not the country, historian Rochelle Bush said.

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St. Catharines group wants to restore grave of Black businessman. City says search for his family first. https://t.co/7H9EBQtxb5 #HamOnt #Niagara #BlackHistoryMonth

"Eighty per cent of our fruits and vegetables get exported. It will affect everyone hugely, but especially our greenhouse sector." - Shawn Brenn, farmer near Millgrove outside of Waterdown, Ont.

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Tariffs, Greenbelt and food security: Farmers share what's important to them as Ontario election nears. https://t.co/rRddNbfVBq #HamOnt #Niagara #OntarioElection

Shalini Singh is intelligent, cheerful and kind, the type of person who is eager to help anyone who needs it, her friends and family say. Singh vanished in December. "She's not the sort of person who would abandon her family and just disappear." - Sister-in-law Sonia Singh