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Shoppers run for women raises $190,000 for St Joes mental health

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By John Best
| The Bay Observer
The 9th annual Shoppers Drug Mart® Run for Women in Hamilton returned to Confederation Park, with over 1,400 participants who walked, ran and raised funds in support  of women’s mental health care at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton. In its ninth year as the official charity partner of the Hamilton event, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Foundation announced that $190,000 has been raised by this year’s event to support the mental health and substance use services offered to women of all ages at St. Joe’s.
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Suzie McNeil to unveil new album with performance at Westdale June 26

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By John Best
| The Bay Observer
Canadian powerhouse vocalist Suzie McNeil is set to release her upcoming album Line 49 on June 26 on all streaming platforms with a live debut at The Westdale theatre. Produced by Marti Frederiksen (Aerosmith, Carrie Underwood) and Evan Frederiksen, this project reimagines classic Canadian songs through the lens of soul music.
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Better data analysis needed in police use-of-force incidents with racialized individuals

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By John Best
| The Bay Observer
The Hamilton Spectator published an op-ed this weekend written by Hamilton activist, and ward 14 council candidate, Kojo Damptey in which he outlined the results of a survey he has conducted into police use of force incidents with black and indigenous persons in particular.
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