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Less Than 1,000 Tickets Remain for Labour Day Classic
Hamilton, Ontario - Less than 1,000 tickets remain for next Monday, September 6's Labour Day Classic between the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Toronto Argonauts at Ivor Wynne Stadium at 2:30pm.
Ontario's health networks spent $33M on consultants
Ontario's local health integration networks spent $33 million on consulting services since their inception four years ago -- including $6 million last year alone, according to figures obtained by The Canadian Press.
Hamilton, Ticats to look at alternate stadium sites
City councillors in Hamilton have voted 13-2 in favour of a motion to negotiate a Pan Am Games stadium location that is suitable for the Tiger-Cats and the city.
Smog alerts dropped in Ontario as temps set to fall
The provincial Environment Ministry has cancelled smog alerts across much of southern Ontario. The alerts were issued earlier in the week as humidex values -- combining temperature and humidity -- reached into the low 40s.
Hamilton, Ticats get stadium reprieve
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats and city of Hamilton will be given more time to try and reach a compromise regarding where a new stadium ? to be used as a soccer venue during the 2015 Pan-Am Games ? will be built.
Energate Deploys Industry-Leading Home Energy and Demand Response Solution Across Select Ontario Homes
Peterborough, Cambridge, Hamilton and Kitchener-Waterloo Consumers connect their homes to the OPA's Advanced Demand Response Pilot
Ontario man shot by police will never walk: Father
A 21-year-old man who was shot by police in Mount Forest is in critical condition and will likely never walk again, his father says.
Ticats Linebackers Give Back to Community on Labour Day
Hamilton, Ontario - Hamilton Tiger-Cats linebackers Otis Floyd, Jamall Johnson and Markeith Knowlton are giving back to the Hamilton community on Labour Day.
Scotiabank Place-The Place to Be: Upcoming Events
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Sept. 2, 2010) - Scotiabank Place , Ottawa's premiere sports and entertainment venue, is presenting the following events between Sept. 2 and Nov. 26, 2010.
Hamilton, Ticats take step toward common ground
City to explore yet another site for proposed 2015 Pan Am Games venue
Wi-Fi not a headache as no complaints about ill effects: school boards
Unlike its Simcoe County counterpart, Hamilton?s public school board has received no complaints about ill effects from wireless Internet service in classrooms, a spokesperson says.
Authors festival coming to Sudbury
The 31st annual International Festival of Authors is expanding its touring program, IFOA Ontario, Oct. 21-Nov.[...]
Auto Body Repair & Safe, Summer Driving
HAMILTON, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 31, 2010) - With many families planning road travel this summer, CARSTAR, Canada's largest auto body repair network, makes it easier for Canadian drivers to be prepared immediately after a car accident. With road travel on the minds of families everywhere, CARSTAR has just released a helpful accident check list to download and keep handy in the glove ...
Archmill clean-up appeal ?hits a lull?
More than a year after a massive three-alarm fire ripped through the Archmill House Inc. woodworking facility in Ancaster, the province and City of Hamilton are still pursuing a clean-up order against the plant?s owner.
SIU Investigates Firearm Injury in Mt. Forest
MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Sept. 1, 2010) - Ontario's Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is probing the circumstances surrounding the firearm injury sustained by 21-year-old Travis Hieber in Mt. Forest yesterday. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) reported the following information to the SIU:
Tiger-Cats Add DT Jeremy Gibbs
Hamilton, Ontario - The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that import defensive tackle Jeremy Gibbs has been added to the team's practice roster.
Three elements provide inspiration
The newest three-artist show at Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant has a certain elemental appeal to it. Fire, Water and Air, featuring the work of Ontario artists Jane Adeney, Phil Irish and Robin Hesse, shows off these three elements in unique ways.[...]
Ont. health networks spend millions on consultants
Ontario's local health integration networks have spent $33 million on consulting services since their inception four years ago, according to figures obtained by The Canadian Press.
Toronto on radar as worst in Canada for speed traps: Online survey
Canada's most populous city also has the country's largest number of speed traps, according to an online survey from the National Motorist Association (NMA), which lists the "Worst North America Speed Trap Cities, by State and by Province."
Home goes from Psycho scary to the splendid ?70s
After striping away drabness, a two-storey open concept is revealed under a sky-lit central vault with a dramatic 25-foot ceiling.
Hamilton, Ontario - Less than 1,000 tickets remain for next Monday, September 6's Labour Day Classic between the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Toronto Argonauts at Ivor Wynne Stadium at 2:30pm.
Ontario's health networks spent $33M on consultants
Ontario's local health integration networks spent $33 million on consulting services since their inception four years ago -- including $6 million last year alone, according to figures obtained by The Canadian Press.
Hamilton, Ticats to look at alternate stadium sites
City councillors in Hamilton have voted 13-2 in favour of a motion to negotiate a Pan Am Games stadium location that is suitable for the Tiger-Cats and the city.
Smog alerts dropped in Ontario as temps set to fall
The provincial Environment Ministry has cancelled smog alerts across much of southern Ontario. The alerts were issued earlier in the week as humidex values -- combining temperature and humidity -- reached into the low 40s.
Hamilton, Ticats get stadium reprieve
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats and city of Hamilton will be given more time to try and reach a compromise regarding where a new stadium ? to be used as a soccer venue during the 2015 Pan-Am Games ? will be built.
Energate Deploys Industry-Leading Home Energy and Demand Response Solution Across Select Ontario Homes
Peterborough, Cambridge, Hamilton and Kitchener-Waterloo Consumers connect their homes to the OPA's Advanced Demand Response Pilot
Ontario man shot by police will never walk: Father
A 21-year-old man who was shot by police in Mount Forest is in critical condition and will likely never walk again, his father says.
Ticats Linebackers Give Back to Community on Labour Day
Hamilton, Ontario - Hamilton Tiger-Cats linebackers Otis Floyd, Jamall Johnson and Markeith Knowlton are giving back to the Hamilton community on Labour Day.
Scotiabank Place-The Place to Be: Upcoming Events
OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Sept. 2, 2010) - Scotiabank Place , Ottawa's premiere sports and entertainment venue, is presenting the following events between Sept. 2 and Nov. 26, 2010.
Hamilton, Ticats take step toward common ground
City to explore yet another site for proposed 2015 Pan Am Games venue
Wi-Fi not a headache as no complaints about ill effects: school boards
Unlike its Simcoe County counterpart, Hamilton?s public school board has received no complaints about ill effects from wireless Internet service in classrooms, a spokesperson says.
Authors festival coming to Sudbury
The 31st annual International Festival of Authors is expanding its touring program, IFOA Ontario, Oct. 21-Nov.[...]
Auto Body Repair & Safe, Summer Driving
HAMILTON, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 31, 2010) - With many families planning road travel this summer, CARSTAR, Canada's largest auto body repair network, makes it easier for Canadian drivers to be prepared immediately after a car accident. With road travel on the minds of families everywhere, CARSTAR has just released a helpful accident check list to download and keep handy in the glove ...
Archmill clean-up appeal ?hits a lull?
More than a year after a massive three-alarm fire ripped through the Archmill House Inc. woodworking facility in Ancaster, the province and City of Hamilton are still pursuing a clean-up order against the plant?s owner.
SIU Investigates Firearm Injury in Mt. Forest
MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Sept. 1, 2010) - Ontario's Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is probing the circumstances surrounding the firearm injury sustained by 21-year-old Travis Hieber in Mt. Forest yesterday. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) reported the following information to the SIU:
Tiger-Cats Add DT Jeremy Gibbs
Hamilton, Ontario - The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that import defensive tackle Jeremy Gibbs has been added to the team's practice roster.
Three elements provide inspiration
The newest three-artist show at Glenhyrst Art Gallery of Brant has a certain elemental appeal to it. Fire, Water and Air, featuring the work of Ontario artists Jane Adeney, Phil Irish and Robin Hesse, shows off these three elements in unique ways.[...]
Ont. health networks spend millions on consultants
Ontario's local health integration networks have spent $33 million on consulting services since their inception four years ago, according to figures obtained by The Canadian Press.
Toronto on radar as worst in Canada for speed traps: Online survey
Canada's most populous city also has the country's largest number of speed traps, according to an online survey from the National Motorist Association (NMA), which lists the "Worst North America Speed Trap Cities, by State and by Province."
Home goes from Psycho scary to the splendid ?70s
After striping away drabness, a two-storey open concept is revealed under a sky-lit central vault with a dramatic 25-foot ceiling.
