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Proposed Pesticide Act rules cover manufacturers
Nov 14, 2008
Nov 14, 2008
Aproposed new Pesticide Act regulation, released last week for public comments by Ontario’s Environment Ministry, would close the loophole that leaves out pesticide manufacturers from the act’s requirements.
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Arena users oppose early suggestions of closing facility
Dundas’ 58-year-old J. L. Grightmire – or Market Street – Arena is scheduled to be reviewed by the ...
Hamilton becoming known as a city of ‘whiners,’ says Clark
Provincial officials are starting to look upon Hamilton as a “petulant whiner” as it continues to d...
Conservation authority eyes land sale to bail out pension deficit
The Hamilton Conservation Authority is hoping to rezone and sell property by the entrance to Fifty ...
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Councillors consider staff hiring freezeHamilton councillors decided this week that establishing a hiring freeze could prove difficult, des... | read more |
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Electric bikes get OK on conservation trailsThe Hamilton Conservation Authority will allow electric bikes on its trails as long as they look an... | read more |
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Environment commissioner proposed by city to crack down on pollutersHamilton politicians want to create an environment commissioner to protect residents from local pol... | read more |
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Residential tax hike estimated at 9.3 per centIf you’re upset about skyrocketing property assessment values, don’t blame the City of Hamilton.... | read more |
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Surplus school sales studied by member of teachers federationSurplus school sales by the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board are being studied by a member ... | read more |
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City Sidelines - November 14To have your activity appear in City Sidelines, please submit a brief paragraph about the event, li... | read more |
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Share your vision of beautiful Dundas ValleyShare your ideas on how to protect the Dundas Valley for the next 50 years.... | read more |
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15-minute friendly call makes seniors feel secureCan you spare 15 minutes a week? If you can, Dundas Community Services is looking for you.... | read more |
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Civic Agenda - November 14CITY COUNCIL... | read more |
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Residents toiled to build community facilityAn arena was chosen as a Dundas war memorial under former Dundas mayor D. P. Bud Cliff at the end o... | read more |
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Jewish Women topic of meetingOn Nov. 19 at 7:30 p. m., the Jewish Genealogy Society of Hamilton & Area, presents Cheryl Tallan, ... | read more |
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Heritage calendar on saleThe Dundas Valley Historical Society’s 2009 Dundas Heritage calendar is on sale now, just in time f... | read more |
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International Marketplace creates new life for womenSt. Joseph’s immigrant women’s centre hosts its annual International Marketplace Nov. 21 from 10 a.... | read more |
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Nov. 19 forum focuses on diabetesHamilton health organizations host a free public forum to infuse the local diabetes community with ... | read more |
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Councillors up the ante on ice ratesYou can add ice rates to the growing list of city fees and taxes that are expected to jump starting... | read more |
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