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Michael Kras
02 Dec 2019

HSR workers might be going on strike soon

If you’re a Hamiltonian, especially one who relies on public transit, you’ve likely heard of the tensely looming strike being put forth by HSR workers and drivers. In a statement released by the C...

Michael Kras
26 Nov 2019

Transit projects are driving up housing prices in Hamilton

While Hamilton’s urban development and focus on its public transit initiatives has undeniably positive impact on local commuters and city infrastructure as a whole, the efforts also come with some d...

Michael Kras
05 Nov 2019

Confederation GO Station officially opens in Hamilton

Heads up, commuters: Hamilton’s new Confederation GO Transit Station is officially open at Centennial Parkway. The primary purpose of the new GO Transit terminal is to act as a replacement for the ...

Bennett Swan
02 Oct 2019

GO Train service from Hamilton to Toronto is closer than ever

The struggle for GO Transit from Hamilton to Toronto has been a constant pain for Hamilton residents for years. The constant annoyance of having to travel to Aldershot GO through painstaking traffic o...

Jayson Koblun
11 Apr 2018

$372 million transit cash for Hamilton

Almost $400 million to spend on transit in any Canadian city is guaranteed to have a huge impact. In an infrastructure spending agreement between the federal government and province, the City of Hamil...

Ryan McGreal
08 Aug 2016

The Little Engine That Must

The Case For Light Rail Transit in Hamilton After literally half a century of false starts and fumbled opportunities, the City of Hamilton is closer to achieving a real rapid transit system than it ha...

Dev Team
21 Jun 2016

Hamilton Transit in Pictures:

Rails to Roads to Rails Today, Hamilton’s public transit system is simply referred to as the “HSR”. These initials, however, stand for the “Hamilton Street Railway”, the ...

Peter Mokrycke
20 Jun 2016

Connecting the Disconnected City

Giving context to the conversation about LRT The Disconnected City Hamilton is a city shaped by its landscape. Our city exists, has thrived, suffered and grown within the boundaries of our natural env...

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...

Robert
09 Feb 2015

Editorial: Getting council on board with Hamilton transit

It’s rapidly becoming evident that transit is the issue de jour. Nay – it’s likely THE political hot potato of the next few years. And so it should be. As the GTA and GHA are ...