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Hamiltonian Dan Myles is pictured in front of his home with some of his security cameras (Sean Cowan/CHCH News).
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If you live in Hamilton and have a security camera on your property you may wonder what’s legal given the attention the City’s “fortification bylaw” has recently had.

Hamilton city councillors addressed the bylaw on Tuesday.

CHCH’s Sean Cowen investigates.

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