Pedestrians, cyclists able to cross closed bridge when contractor isn't working

Owner of Lovers Lane wants to build a two-storey home with in-ground pool.

Horwath will resign as Hamilton Centre MPP, a decision, she says didn't come easy.

Waterdown Fortinos has opened a portion of its newly expanded store to customers.

Tender for three projects received just two bids, originally expected for October completion.

McMeekin, who spent 18 years as MPP, registers to run in Ward 15.

An Ancaster woman is voicing her concerns with Air Canada following a return trip from Denver, Colo. with her family.

Mario and Trish Figueroa say their difficult decision to close Queenston Stationery — and with it downtown Stoney Creek’s Canada Post outlet — ultimately boiled down to simple economics.

"You have the LRT right at their door," said Loomis.

The first ever birch bark canoe made by Indigenous students at Mohawk College has been paddled into history.

The long-awaited Red Hill Car Wash is expected to open this fall on Parkside Drive in Waterdown.

Cher Obediah says she kept her mouth shut when her abusive ex-partner used to yell at her because she accepted “to a fault” that his outbursts were rooted in his intergenerational trauma from the residential school system.

Sue McMillan McKeen hoping the province will give her some good news to chew on.

Thousands of Ancaster and Mountain residents will be forced to seek alternative routes when LRT construction begins in 2024.

Construction schedule and accommodation of users not yet planned

Former Hamilton public school board chair Todd White says he’s seeking to regain the trustee seat he lost to Carole Paikin Miller in the 2018 municipal election because he’s troubled by the past term’s succession of controversies.

Carlisle Arena is undergoing a much-needed facelift.

County Fair Plaza will soon have a new anchor tenant, at least for the short term.

Owner has not contacted City of Hamilton about plans for gateway site.

The president of New Horizon Development Ltd. isn’t pleased a proposed three-tower highrise development will need to seek relief from city zoning restrictions at the Ontario Land Tribunal.

While the city made the pool accessible, some people with wheelchairs still need to use a pool chair.

It’s "a game-changer" for From Farm to Table Canada.

The Knights of Columbus Council # 6579 is launching “Everyone Loves Mums” in support of Margaret’s Place Hospice and Knights charities.

The Review is on a mission to find the favourite businesses in Flamborough, as recommended by our readers.

Ferguson's decision ends 67 years where a family member had been elected either to a school board or council seat for the town.

Locally, most of the surrender requests being considered by Animal Adoptions of Flamborough (AAF) are coming from owners facing untenable life-altering situations and may not necessarily be pandemic related.

Our first stop was the Concession branch, a small neighbourhood library on Concession Street and Cliff Avenue.

The Canadian National Autism Foundation (CNAF) has a new home.

Jackson, who was first elected as an alderman for Ward 6 in 1988, is seeking re-election in this fall's municipal election.

Did you know when patients undergo surgery at Hamilton Health Sciences’ hospitals, family members can now receive text-message updates directly from the operating room?

Event back on King Street Friday, Aug. 19 to Sunday, Aug. 21

Volunteers still needed to marshal in parade and at intersections

Sophia Burthen Pooley panel still under review by City of Hamilton. Heritage staff say it’s consulting Black community about interpretive panel.

Geenen, a Stoney Creek resident, is campaigning to become the next Ward 5 councillor.

Councillors approved spending $1 million to upgrade the play structures at four parks in Ward 7.

Ministry still hasn’t completed review of last year’s dredging impacts under Endangered Species Act

Officials at the Hamilton Community Food Centre are scrambling to find other sources of funding after their request for support from the city’s enrichment fund came up about $100,000 short.

Officials are waiting to receive the 450-seats for the main hall that had been held up by the Canadian government.

Lions Club members and friends held an outdoor barbecue fundraiser at the Fiesta Mall Fortinos July 16 in support of the Stoney Creek Community Food Bank.

The Ontario Land Tribunal is setting aside five days early next year to hear a developer’s appeal of the city’s refusal to ease zoning restrictions to allow for the construction of three skyscrapers near the lakeshore in Stoney Creek.

Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown will seek re-election in the upcoming fall municipal election.

The Hamilton Fringe Festival is back July 20 to 31, showcasing independent performance artists live on stage, or in pre-recorded video and audio.

Conditional site plan approval extended to May 2023

A controversial redevelopment plan for Winona’s LIUNA Gardens property is headed to the Ontario Land Tribunal before the city has completed a review of the project and held a legally required public meeting.

Grandmothers of Steel held a tea in the garden “friendraiser” event on Saturday, July 9, on Melville Street in Dundas.

The long-promised resurfacing of Dewitt Road between Barton Street and Highway 8 is being put on hold again, this time because of a ballooning bill and shortages in construction materials.

Former MPP and provincial cabinet minister Ted McMeekin is throwing his hat in the ring for the vacant Ward 15 Hamilton city council seat.

As a photographer, Ken Price enjoys taking pictures of fireworks, but hates what they can do to pets and wildlife.

Ann Konkle wants friends and well-wishers in Hamilton and around the world to know she’s still living life to the fullest at 107 years young.