VANCOUVER, B.C. - Hockey Canada apologized Thursday for an impromptu party the Olympic women’s hockey team threw for itself on the Canada Hockey Place ice after winning the gold medal.
Canadian players, still wearing their uniforms …
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(Feb 20, 2010) - The city and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are set for more detailed talks now that the site of the Pan Am stadium has been pinned down.
(Feb 20, 2010) - The city has recouped nearly all of the money that went missing from HSR coffers.
(Feb 13, 2010) - A former Hamilton SPCA senior fundraiser says she quit because she could no longer face asking for cash knowing it wasn’t all being spent to help animals.
(Feb 12, 2010) - There are potentially 500 uncounted votes out there that could change the course of the school year for 200,000 students at Ontario’s 24 community colleges.
(Feb 11, 2010) - The voice of city businesses is trumpeting the west harbour as the best site for the Pan Am Games stadium.
(Feb 11, 2010) - Falling student enrolment means all but three of Hamilton’s public high schools will be under close scrutiny in the coming months before a decision is made about which ones should close.
(Feb 11, 2010) - Demolition crews are tearing down the Ambassador Heights building on St. Joseph’s Drive, the final chapter in a three-year saga of crumbling concrete and unpaid taxes.
(Feb 11, 2010) - The city is only a few budget slashes away from meeting its goal of a tax increase of 2 per cent or less.
A former city staffer was ordered to stand trial this morning for allegedly accepting a $5,000 kickback from a well-known local developer.
(Feb 9, 2010) - Two Hamilton men have been arrested in relation to a robbery at a Burlington variety store yesterday.
(Feb 9, 2010) - Snow shovel. An implement consisting of a broad blade or scoop attached to a long handle, used for removing loose snow.
(Feb 5, 2010) - The United Way of Burlington and Greater Hamilton has surpassed its 2009 fundraising goal by $6,000.
BURLINGTON (Feb 6, 2010) - It’s not the preferred choice.
(Feb 6, 2010) - The old and breaking-down MRI at McMaster Children’s Hospital couldn’t produce detailed enough images for surgeons to get the tumour at the centre of Liam McGibbon’s brain.
(Feb 5, 2010) - Premier Dalton McGuinty says the successful Pan Am Games bid won’t influence Hamilton’s chances of getting provincial funding for rapid transit.
(Feb 5, 2010) - The Royal Botanical Gardens is going public tomorrow with its plan for a Cootes-to-escarpment park system covering more than 3,000 hectares along 10 kilometres of the Niagara Escarpment in Hamilton and Burlington.
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