- Dev Team
- 09 Feb 2017
Shifted: Hamilton’s Hospitality Startup
Take five partners with different professional backgrounds, simmer together in one of Canada’s hottest hospitality cities, and serve generously through mobile technology. This is the recipe for ...
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- Carol Priamo
- 07 Feb 2017
The Gutting of the Gore
On January 25th, after a long four year process and much debate, Hamilton City Council voted to approve the demolition of four heritage buildings on the south side of Gore Park. After years of demolit...
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- Mark Coakley
- 16 Jan 2017
Glasses
A coming of middle-aged story Childhood’s end is often marked by a ritual. The vision quests of Native America, the bar and bat mitzvahs of Judaism, “sweet sixteen” in the US, face s...
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- Ryan Moran
- 12 Jan 2017
The End of Metrosexual
It’s time to stop confusing dignity with vanity This…is a rant. It’s high time that we obliterate one of the most detestable terms of the last 20 years: “Metrosexual.” Although it...
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- Dev Team
- 12 Jan 2017
WYLDBLOOM
Originally trained as a painter, Abena Asomaning went on to discover the world of design and printmaking. Influenced by her Ghanaian roots and love of textiles, she uses colour and pattern to tell a u...
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- Dev Team
- 12 Jan 2017
Local Startup: Brüha
You’ve probably seen their logo around town and wondered what exactly this energetic little company does. Turns out: a lot. We sat down with Brüha comms boss Kristian Borghesan to find out mor...
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- Robert
- 12 Jan 2017
Try!Hamilton
Back for another edition: The International Village An undeniable energy exists in Hamilton, driving an incredible culture of food, entertainment, entrepreneurship and most importantly community colla...
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- Nicole Grosel
- 12 Jan 2017
Another Year Has Come and Gone
According to Nics Sitting on the fresh start of this New Year I naturally find myself in a place of introspection and reflection. I think it would be fair to say that in this place we refer to as adul...
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- Mark Chamberlain
- 11 Jan 2017
Bike For Mike
“Paddles for Saddles” Helps raise funds to give bikes to local kids Michael received his first tricycle from his aunt on his first birthday. Although his legs were too short to reach the p...
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- Olga Kwak
- 11 Jan 2017
Narula’s Sunday Langar
Celebrating equality and community with a free meal The Christmas season always brings an opportunity for Hamilton businesses to give back to the community through various social initiatives. Nearly e...
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