- Craig Clark
- 26 Apr 2021
CFL will return in 2021 with the Grey Cup played in Hamilton
The Canadian Football League commissioner Randy Ambroise released a statement earlier this week that announces the plans for the league to return in 2021. The regular season start date has been moved ...
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- Craig Clark
- 21 Apr 2021
McMaster students advocate for paid sick leave during the pandemic
Five medical students at McMaster University wrote an open letter to Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Minister of Health Christine Elliot advocating for the importance of paid sick leave during the pande...
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- Craig Clark
- 20 Apr 2021
Federal government invests in high-speed internet for rural areas of Hamilton
Member of Parliament for Hamilton West – Ancaster – Dundas, Filomena Tassi, announced last week that the Government of Canada is taking immediate action to provide high-speed internet to r...
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- Craig Clark
- 19 Apr 2021
Free emergency child care for frontline workers now available in Hamilton
With all schools returning to remote learning, the City of Hamilton and Ministry of Education are working together to provide free emergency child care to essential frontline workers. Those who are ...
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- Craig Clark
- 15 Apr 2021
This Hamilton children’s clothing store has launched virtual personal shopping
Once Upon a Child locations – including those in Hamilton and Burlington – have started a personal shopping service where customers will meet with employees over Zoom or FaceTime. The used...
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- Craig Clark
- 14 Apr 2021
Burlington ranked within the top 10 of North America’s most open cities
The City of Burlington broke the top 10 on North America’s Most Open Cities Index of 2020 that was published by Public Sector Digest. Coming in at ninth, Burlington has been included on the in...
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- Craig Clark
- 13 Apr 2021
A story that took place in Hamilton was mentioned on a New York Times podcast
The New York Times podcast The Daily featured a story earlier this week that went into the depths of a scandal that swept across Hamilton a few years ago. The episode titled “A Vast Web of Vengeance...
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- Craig Clark
- 13 Apr 2021
August 8 restaurants in Hamilton are now offering drive-in sushi
In order to continue their popular all-you-can-eat sushi service, August 8 restaurants have come up with a creative new way for locals to enjoy some of their menu items. Hamilton’s August 8 rest...
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- Craig Clark
- 09 Apr 2021
Ryerson University renames law school after Hamilton’s Lincoln Alexander
Toronto-based institution Ryerson University has decided to rename their law school to the Lincoln Alexander School of Law. The renaming will be made official at an inaugural year-end celebration ta...
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- Craig Clark
- 08 Apr 2021
Hamilton organizations are developing an online platform to report hate crimes
The Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion, Spectrum Hamilton, and members of the McMaster University community are working together to develop an online platform where witnesses and victims of hate crim...
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