- Michael Kras
- 08 May 2023
Hart store moves from Hamilton City Centre to east end
When Hamilton’s iconic City Centre at the heart of the downtown core officially closed as the end of last year to make way for condo developments, with it went the centre’s numerous standing tenan...
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- Thomas Lewington
- 13 Feb 2023
These 10 Hamilton Mega Projects will soon transform the city
It’s no secret that Hamilton is growing at a rapid pace, but many people are unaware of the big changes that are coming to the city in the next five to ten years. Here are our top 10 Hamilton Me...
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- Michael Kras
- 18 Jan 2023
Sneaker shop from Hamilton City Centre reopens in new location
Following the complete closure of the iconic Hamilton City Centre, some of the businesses that previously resided in the centre have set their sights on new locations in the city. One such shop is L...
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- Michael Kras
- 18 Nov 2022
Hamilton City Centre will close December 26th, dance party this weekend
After being purchased by developers back in 2019, the Hamilton City Centre as we know it is set to close on December 26th. This iconic fixture of Downtown Hamilton – the previous home of the Hamilto...
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- Michael Kras
- 06 Jan 2021
A delicious spot for Jamaican food is opening on James North
A hidden gem within the Hamilton City Centre food court is set to open a new location in its own digs along James Street North. True to Roots, specializing in authentic Jamaican and Caribbean cuisine,...
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- Michael Kras
- 21 Jan 2020
Thunder Alley in Hamilton City Centre has closed
If you haven’t bowled a few rounds at Thunder Alley before, it looks like you’ve missed your chance completely. Located on the lower level of Hamilton City Centre, bowling alley and karaoke bar Th...
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- Michael Kras
- 30 Oct 2019
Hamilton City Centre to be replaced with $700 million condo complex upon pending sale
Huge news for Hamilton City Centre as a developer has announced $700 million plans to demolish the building and construct five residential and commercial towers in its place. Darryl Firsten, president...
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