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OHL, Canada Basketball may anchor huge new Burlington development

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By Amanda Pope Verified
| CHCH-TV (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Burlington council is set to consider advancing plans for a major mixed-use development at 1200 King Rd. that would include a proposed event centre involving TD Coliseum operator Oak View Group, alongside community recreation facilities, retail space and more than 8,800 housing units. According to Alinea Land Corporation, council will be asked Monday to initiate due diligence work needed to advance planning, partnerships and implementation for the project, located near the Aldershot GO station.
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Grandad’s Donuts to reopen Tuesday after fryer breakdown forced brief closure

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By Amanda Pope Verified
| CHCH-TV (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Grandad’s Donuts in Hamilton is expected to reopen Tuesday morning after it was forced to temporarily shut down due to a fryer breakdown Sunday night. The iconic, family-run bakery on James Street North says it will be able to reopen thanks to GEM Electric. “Our new fryer is hooked up and ready to go!” staff wrote in a post on Facebook.
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Hamilton denies land severance application for proposed AI data centre

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By Amanda Pope Verified, Emily Tayler
| CHCH-TV (Hamilton, ON) Verified
The land severance application for a proposed but controversial AI data centre has been denied at Hamilton City Hall. Spectators in council chambers cheered the denial. If it had been approved, the vote would have set the stage for an AI development project on former Stelco lands — something the hundreds of people who gathered in front of council chambers today to protest deeply opposed.
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