He’s called the “company quartermaster,” the guy who looks after supplies, laundry and all the other required logistics for Ruck the Bruce, a 900-kilometre hike along the entire length of the Bruce Trail that is raising funds for veterans experiencing homelessness.

A demolition permit was “ready to be issued” according to the City of Hamilton building department, as of Aug. 3 for removal of the one storey, 347-square-metre former Beverly Tire building at University Plaza.

Hanley, a local businessperson, has joined a growing list of people seeking to become Ancaster councillor.

Niagara Regional council votes to have eight members, while Hamilton would see its four members drop to three.

Burgers to Beat MS returns to A&W restaurants on Aug. 18.

Soaring gas prices are keeping people closer to home — something that means business is booming at campgrounds in Flamborough.

Hamilton Community News has been looking into accessibility on Hamilton Mountain. We visited some Mountain parks, libraries, recreation centres and shopping malls.

This is the second year that Cassar and his supporters have offered free pollinator plants to the public.

Dundas families work together to host and help Ukrainian refugees. Lemonade stand in park helps pay for mother and daughter's flights.

Mayor Fred Eisenberger, though, supports bolstering the mayor's powers since the person is elected at large.

Komalpreet Kaur gingerly wires a home electrical panel in one of the labs at the Stoney Creek campus of Mohawk College.

Stoney Creek resident and environmentalist Lynda Lukasik’s decision to enter the Ward 5 council race has shaken up the politics and raised the level of several high-profile issues.

Farmer’s Rest Hotel waited more than two years for commercial and residential proposal review

Soap stone carving was on the curriculum for 13 students in the Pathfinder-Indigenous Youth program at Mohawk College.

The new condo market will likely continue slowing down in the near-term, but prices will hold firm says president of Urbanation Inc.

For the first time since 2019, the Hamilton Cat Fanciers’ annual championship and household pet cat show returned to the Ancaster Fairgrounds during the weekend of July 30.

Ontario has now opened COVID-19 vaccine appointments for children aged six months to five years old.

Local corn has arrived in stores and farmers markets throughout the Hamilton area.

What’s cooking at the Hamilton Community Food Centre?

Consultant hopes for a "relationship reset" between neighbours, school board, daycare. Dundas St. Augustine School variance permits use of existing play area.

Lukasik registered July 28 to run in Ward 5, Stoney Creek.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a warning about certain hot dogs sold at some of the country's big-name grocery stores.

There will be a race for the Ward 15 Flamborough council seat.

Approximately $600,000 from $1-million federal grant remains for East Street North work

Tadeson is a recently retired school principal who has devoted his life to building communities.

The federal government has given Mohawk College and three other Ontario community colleges a green energy boost.

One of Ontario’s top junior golfers heading to NCAA at Bowling Green

At least $88,952 spent so far on complicated, uncompleted public art installation

Hamilton Community News has been looking into accessibility on Hamilton Mountain.

A small group of hikers facing heat, insects and, at times, challenging terrain are walking the entire length of the Bruce Trail in aid of homeless veterans.

Bet Nahrain Assyrian Heritage Centre, a Hamilton-based non-profit organization that aims to preserve and share Assyrian culture and heritage, celebrated the annual summer Festival of Nusardil on July 24 at T.B. McQuesten Community Park.

"I will be the mayor for everyone," said Horwath.

An Ajax doctor has had his medical licence suspended for nine months after being disciplined for not following COVID-19 public health guidelines.

Pope touring Canada July 24 to July 29 to try to address impact of Roman Catholic Church’s role in residential schools.

Four ServiceOntario staff members were charged as part of the investigation, dubbed Project Myra

As dry conditions prevail across the region, Flamborough farmers are hoping for rain.

Prior to visiting the four Mountain recreation centres we were in touch with Hamilton communications/media relations officials to let them know we were going to be dropping by.

Workers were installing the long-awaited seats that had recently been delivered after months of waiting.

Former mayor Bob Bratina says any housing plan must include how to improve infrastructure to sustain developments.

Hamilton council approves spending of more than $700,000 to replace aging play equipment at three parks.

Health Canada and The Canadian Food Inspection Agency have issued warnings regarding products sold at two retail giants that are under a nation-wide recall.

Pop star Madonna described the COVID-19 pandemic as humanity's "great equalizer" in March, but a new report by Hamilton-based think-tank Cardus says otherwise.

Waterdown will soon be home to the new global headquarters of the AXYZ Automation Group.

Controversial dredging anticipated to resume within two weeks.

Stoney Creek’s historic, centrally located Chestnut Tree building is up for sale for $1.5 million.

Leanne Pluthero is miffed. Says she should have been consulted on resumption of tours at historic site.