Jon Wells is a journalist based in Hamilton, Ontario, focusing on local news and stories. He writes for The Hamilton Spectator and his work has also appeared in other publications such as the Toronto Star, The Peterborough Examiner, Waterloo Region Record, and Sky UK Limited. Jon covers a range of topics including local politics, crime, community events, and human interest stories.
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Hamilton Artists Inc. says a “transphobic meme” was taped to their Cannon Wall banner recently, and when it was removed, the message was scribbled with a Sharpie, and after that too was removed, the billboard was ripped from end to end.
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Cheers from a packed courtroom gallery greeted the reaction Friday to Justice Andrew Goodman’s decision finding Laureano (Laurence) Bistoyong guilty of second-degree murder in the death of Laurence’s 16-year old cousin, Mark.
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Hamilton-born Kimberly Polman faces trial in B.C. charged with two terrorism offences. The RCMP claims the 52-year old poses a threat as a possible ‘lone wolf’ terrorist, but a psychiatrist and terrorism expert says Polman married into ISIL when she was ‘actively suicidal’ and needs psychiatric treatment
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A trial in B.C. may shed light on why Hamilton-born Kimberly Polman married into the terrorist organization in 2015.
Dr. Deborah Cook is being inducted into the Canadian Medical Hall of Fame in June.
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Hamilton among 22 cities globally recognized for climate change initiatives in global competition run by the World Wildlife Fund.
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