Richard Leitner

Driving into Waterdown is going to become a bigger challenge in the latter half of 2025 as the city repairs a Dundas Street East bridge, one of three major road projects on the area’s councillor radar.

Project enlisted local artists to paint Muskoka chairs for display outside area shops.

“It’s killing us,” says field botanist who conducted survey for Hamilton Naturalists’ Club.

The payout of the chair’s honorarium is a change from last council term.

Results may reveal threats to park stability and shed light on freeze-thaw processes in colder climates

CHCH employee died following a medical emergency in the newsroom Friday.

Older residents living in rural areas of Hamilton who’d like to start a business but aren’t sure how are being offered a helping hand from an online McMaster University venture that tries to make entrepreneurship available to everyone.

“He was a great example for all of us that serve as trustees,” said longtime Catholic school board chair Pat Daly.

An ardent opponent of the amalgamation with Hamilton that swallowed his beloved Flamborough, Arend Kersten is being remembered as a “straight shooter” who never shied away from getting up the nose of politicians.

Addition means 20 more jobs and extra storage space for medical company