Articles in Hamilton Business
Gary Norris
The Canadian Press & theSpec.com Report:
TORONTO — General Motors of Canada has told about two in every five of its dealers that their relationships with the automaker will end by October 2010.
Many are expected …
Coyotes relocation, auction bid are crucial issues, judge says
May 20, 2009
Steve Milton
The Hamilton Spectator
PHOENIX (May 20, 2009)
Although the NHL and the owner of the Phoenix Coyotes both insisted over the past two weeks that …
Ticats.ca Reports
Beginning this week the Tiger-Cats will be hosting four separate ticketing events at different Boston Pizzas across TigerTown. Each event will include appearances by Ticats coaches, players, alumni and Stripes taking place from 6 …
By Matthew Sekeres, The Globe and Mail
Hockey Canada’s annual general meeting concluded in Vancouver yesterday with two recommendations for the game’s future.
For starters, delegates from across the country decided to hold a second hockey summit …
theSpec.com Reports:
This area’s housing market will get worse before it gets better, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
In its semi-annual Housing Market Outlook report for Hamilton -Burlington and Brantford released today, CMHC predicts sales …
By Frederic Tomesco
May 17 (Bloomberg) — General Motors Corp. and the Canadian Auto Workers probably will have to wait at least another day before agreeing on a new labor contract, union President Ken Lewenza said.
Canada’s …
Arena lease, league rules could keep them from moving to Hamilton
The clock is ticking towards hockey in Hamilton.
Or is it?
One day remains for Judge Redfield Baum to wade through more than 100 documents from the …
State-of-the-art operation extends control from “bean to cup”;
Capable of annually producing hundreds of millions of cups of rich, consistent coffee
(April 29, 2009): Tim Hortons has built its reputation and customer loyalty on coffee, from …
The multi-million dollar transformation of the Ancaster Fairgrounds is nearly complete.
The Ancaster Agricultural Society unveiled its new $18 million fairgrounds at last weekend’s public open house.
The 200 acre property at 630 Trinity Road includes 100 …
One week after rejecting the idea of using taxpayers’ money to help bring an NHL franchise to Hamilton, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty left the door open Wednesday to using public funds to help fix up …
FaceOff.Com Announces:
Canadian businessman Jim Balsillie is a step closer to securing a venue in Hamilton for an NHL franchise. Now all he needs is a team.
Hamilton city council signed off on a plan Wednesday night …
