Articles by John Doe
In The Spectator’s carefully reasoned editorial, it says “the trickiest issue” is what to do with feces, on diapers or in cat litter, which would have to be stored for pickup every two weeks. It says “Education would be critical in helping households look for storage alternatives such as tightly-lidded containers, double bagging and [this is the best part] keeping these types of waste in a cool place.”
Beset by global economic storms, Ottawa and the Bank of Canada hope to steer the nation along what seems a perilously narrow course of safe passage.
HELP WANTED BASEBALL The Ancaster Blizzard Girls Rep team is looking for a few fastpitch-softball players born in 1996 or 1997. Optional winter training, and a full schedule, including weekend tournaments in the area and enter the Prov Womens…
Hamilton city councillors will face some difficult decisions when they take stock of the garbage issue again in just two weeks.
Boston Bruins defenceman Andrew Ference has been suspended three games by the NHL for a scary boarding incident involving Rangers defenceman Ryan McDonagh in New York’s 3-2 overtime win Saturday.
Goodbye Ivor Wynne, Act One, was a show stopper. And don’t pretend that you knew all along that it would be: Remember, even a little lie is still a lie.
Fans were on their feet at Ivor Wynne for the Outdoor Classic, but it wasn’t for the Hamilton Bulldogs.
The DeGroote School of Business at McMaster University has taken a huge step toward bolstering its national reputation. The 40-person MBA team has succeeded in capturing first place in all three categories of competition and has returned home with the Queen’s Cup at the recent national MBA games in Edmonton (www.mbagames.ca).
Shortly after midnight on April 15, 1912, the owner of the RMS Titanic leaped into one of the last lifeboats to be launched from the ship’s flooded deck. In saving his skin while women and children drowned, he left his reputation to sink with the stricken liner.
New decision from Human Rights Tribunal suggests city’s zoning bylaws are subject to Ontario human rights code
By Cecelia Carter-Smith
A former Steelhawk, an ex-Bulldog who scored a massive goal and Ron MacLean are among the late additions to Friday’s AHL Outdoor Classic Alumni/Celebrity game.
BLANTYRE, Malawi - It’s been 18 years since the late dictator Hastings Kamuzu Banda’s “indecency in dress” laws were repealed in Malawi, but mobs of men and boys in the largely conservative southern African country have recently been publicly stripping women of their miniskirts and pants.
