Andrew Hunter may be moving on to the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, but he says his heart is still firmly planted in Hamilton.
This community driven networking event for self-proclaimed geeks has sprung up in cities all over the world, and now it has come to Canada.
Hamilton city council is set to review new public opinion research about one-way street conversion that shows a little more than 50 per cent of residents support changes to secondary streets, but most oppose changing major east-west routes.
The provincial NDP wants to see a vast mineral deposit in northern Ontario used to benefit the province's steel industry.
Enbridge will have a test complete and a full report ready in about six months, but that's not soon enough for the city.
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X-Men director Bryan Singer injects modern movie magic into Jack the Giant Slayer, but despite a strong cast, the action adventure sacrifices story for spectacle, says Eli Glasner.
Some events to consider checking out during the March Break.
International Women's Day falls on March 8, and groups around the world are planning events to celebrate it. Here are some of the events planned for the Hamilton region.
Paul Wilson: The new souvenir of Hamilton - $2,500 turtles
The Gage Park fountain, which began gushing in the 1920s, has been out of commission for several years now. But the maintenance work will be finished this spring and soon you'll be able to buy a memento of this watery east-end artpiece. Start saving now.
Some of the best photos taken in Hamilton for the week of March 1.
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