• Dev Team
• 06 Jul 2015

When to call in the professionals

As your business grows and evolves, it will need more people and more processes to help keep up the momentum — not to mention just get through the day! At some point, your business will require more...

• Dev Team
• 06 Jul 2015

Poetry in Suction

Consider if you will, the art of vacuuming. Visualize the simple, yet profound, gestures of a human and a sucking tube, united in action, not unlike a dance. In a society without the vacuum — perhap...

• Dev Team
• 03 Jul 2015

Specialization

According to Tim Harford, the Undercover Economist, approximately 3,000 scientific articles are published every day. Given this overwhelming flood of information, it is not surprising that our respons...

• Dev Team
• 03 Jul 2015

Selling in a Strong Market

The real estate market dynamics have strongly favoured sellers this past year. Statistically, while we have enjoyed a steady demand in all areas of our real estate community, the driving up of house p...

• Dev Team
• 03 Jul 2015

One Artist at a Time | Matt Beasley

  Matt Beasley was born and raised in Hamilton. He has since chased his passion for the culinary arts by travelling the world and collecting experiences. For a few years he lived in Vancouver and...

• Dev Team
• 30 Jun 2015

Counted – SoBi Hamilton

• Dev Team
• 29 Jun 2015

The Hermitage Ruins UNTIL DEATH DO US PART: The Tragic Local Tale of Lover’s Lane and the Wandering Ghost of Coachman William Black

Dealing with a personal loss can be a terrible burden to bear. The realization of not being able to see or hold the person who you so desperately want to embrace can bring profound pain. Same with the...

• Dev Team
• 26 Jun 2015

Sounding Beyond the Silence

Audio art exhibits from Sights and Sounds are available to experience online at recreatecollective.bandcamp.com A foot stomps. People shuffle. A stop announcement is broadcast. Brakes squeal. The din ...

• Dev Team
• 25 Jun 2015

Closing Dangerous Doors

Hamiltonians are increasingly aware of the wonderful city we live in, one with growing appeal and tremendous potential. Witness the number of Toronto visitors discovering our green spaces for day trip...

• Dev Team
• 23 Jun 2015

The future of Hamilton’s working waterfront

Each year, about 650 ships travel beneath the Burlington Lift Bridge into and out of Hamilton Harbour. They carry import cargo such as coal and iron ore, used in steelmaking; finished steel for automa...