- Craig Clark
- 07 Apr 2021
What was that loud sound in Hamilton’s north end last night?
Earlier this week, residents in the north end of Hamilton reported on social media a loud sound in their neighbourhood that was “like a jet parked above their house.” Some Twitter users posted th...
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- Craig Clark
- 02 Apr 2021
What happened to Hamilton’s former Blockbuster locations?
With Blockbuster Video being on the periphery of the nostalgic pop culture zeitgeist, I thought it would be interesting to revisit some of the old locations throughout Hamilton to see just how much th...
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- Craig Clark
- 01 Apr 2021
Ontario government looks to expand Highway 6
The Ontario government will expand Highway 6 South to four lanes between Hamilton’s airport and Highway 403. Commitment to the expansion was shown in the latest provincial budget with intention ...
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- Craig Clark
- 31 Mar 2021
Hamilton school could be turned into Indigenous housing and friendship centre
An old east-end Hamilton school could be changed to an Indigenous housing and friendship centre by two local organizations. City council has backed the Hamilton Regional Indian Centre and Ontario Abor...
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- Craig Clark
- 29 Mar 2021
Supercrawl to receive funding from the federal government
The creators of Hamilton’s premiere music and arts festival, Supercrawl, will receive $206,679 in federal funding to help the company advance the Bridgeworks Community Space project. Minister of L...
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- Craig Clark
- 24 Mar 2021
You can now vote for the worst road in Hamilton
After a one-year hiatus, the CAA Worst Roads Campaign is returning and looking for input from the public. With a focus on education and safety, you can now vote for some of the worst roads in Ontari...
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- Craig Clark
- 23 Mar 2021
Virtual food court Ghost Kitchens opens a location in Burlington
The one-stop food chain Ghost Kitchens has officially opened a new location on Guelph Line in Burlington. According to Jen Blasko, Director of Operations, the restaurant is kind of like a virtual food...
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- Craig Clark
- 22 Mar 2021
Federal government changes mind about Burlington Canal pier access
The federal government has backed off from installing metal gates to the Burlington Canal piers, at least for now. An announcement was made at the end of 2020 that fencing would be installed close to ...
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- Craig Clark
- 19 Mar 2021
BIPOC music series is looking for performers in Hamilton
The Hamilton Arts Council is seeking applications from emerging artists to be featured in the BIPOC hART Music Series. Taking place during Hamilton Arts Week, the opportunity provides a platform for m...
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- Craig Clark
- 18 Mar 2021
Hamilton receives federal funding for affordable housing projects
The City of Hamilton will be receiving over $10 million through the federal government’s rapid housing initiative, which hopes to support up to 3,000 new and permanent affordable housing units acro...
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