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- Jami Monte
- 06 Oct 2017
Natalie Manchia: Fashions Next Big Thing
This inspiring 20-year old designer is taking the Montreal fashion scene by storm By Jami Monte With fiery gold patterns and studded jackets, Natalie Manchia finds a way to create pieces that are edgy...
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- Elizabeth DiEmanuele
- 06 Oct 2017
Hamilton’s Literary Festival Introduces a New Fall Program
When gritLIT: Hamilton’s Readers and Writers Festival first started, there was one goal: to give Hamilton the literary festival it deserved, one open to all community members, regardless of whether ...
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- Cassandra D'Ambrosio
- 06 Oct 2017
HIVEX 2017: Making An Impact In Hamilton
Young professionals are a crucial part of Hamilton’s ever-changing landscape. Hamilton HIVE makes it their mission to nurture these emerging leaders, providing them with resources and support to use...
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- Thomas Allen
- 06 Oct 2017
Dundas District Ghost Tales
When I was asked by Urbanicity to write an article on haunted buildings in Hamilton I didn’t know what to think or what to write about, but I was excited. I’m no ghost hunter, but I’ve heard man...
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- Ryan Moran
- 06 Oct 2017
Bodies in Your Backyard
Depending on your experience with Ti-Cat games and City Council meetings, it may not be hard to imagine Hamiltonians frothing at the mouth, clamoring for blood.
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- Chris Sanislo
- 06 Oct 2017
The Bulldogs Bring Business to Downtown Hamilton
October. The beginning of another hockey season. In downtown Hamilton, that means that we’re about two weeks into the Hamilton Bulldogs’ third season of their Ontario Hockey League return. And Iâ€...
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- Michael Marini
- 06 Oct 2017
To Dave Hanley With Mad Love
All it ever took was one phone call. In an instant, a flurry of activity, ideas spouting, and overflowing excitement followed. In short, another project was started with Dave Hanley, Mr. Pop Up Hami...
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- Pip
- 01 Sep 2017
Glen Marshall: A Force To Be Reckoned With
Glen Marshall, talks about making his way from the bottom to the top in music. By Pip Local music producer, Glen Marshall currently works out of the dynamic Cotton Factory on Sherman Avenue North in H...
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- Jeffrey Martin
- 01 Sep 2017
Hamilton becoming the city of music
In this issue, music takes centre stage. And rightfully so as September is the time of year when three significant cultural events help us to celebrate all things music in Hamilton – Supercrawl, the...
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- Jeffrey Martin
- 01 Sep 2017
Branding A Music City
A Conversation With Designer Walter Pick By Jeffrey Martin In 2016, the city’s Music Industry Working Committee (MIWC) embarked on a long-awaited marketing and branding initiative. A marketin...
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