Articles in Hamilton Business
(Nov 20, 2009) - The city has invested more than half a million dollars this year to keep its neediest residents fed.
(Nov 19, 2009) - The location of the Pan Am stadium must be confirmed next year if construction is to wrap up on time, a Games bid lieutenant said yesterday.
(Nov 19, 2009) - Q: What could the Pan Am Games mean for this area?
Hamilton’s housing market will heat up next year as the area’s economy shakes off the last effects of the recession.
That’s the verdict economists and analysts with the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation delivered to the …
(Nov 18, 2009) - McMaster University is getting new tools to advance its standing as an international leader in nuclear and solar power research as part of a new $33-million provincial funding package.
(Nov 16, 2009) - A Hamilton high school has managed a major coup in getting David Suzuki to take its stage for a question-and-answer session after a film showing tonight.
(Nov 13, 2009) - Clinics are now for people under 65 with chronic medical conditions, pregnant women, children six months to under five, caregivers of high-risk people, essential health-care workers, people of First Nations origin, police services, fire services and high-risk institutions.
(Nov 13, 2009) - Downtown Councillor Bob Bratina is calling for a pre-Pan Am Games cleanup of the city core, especially the north side of King Street from James to Catharine.
(Nov 13, 2009) - Ticat owner Bob Young says a Burlington site could be an option for the Pan Am Games stadium.
(Nov 12, 2009) - A Pan Am stadium for Hamilton appears to be a slam dunk, but the location may be anything but.
(Nov 11, 2009) - The frantic pace of distributing and administering H1N1 vaccines in Hamilton has eased while swine flu outbreaks have begun to shift from schools to long-term care and hospital facilities.
(Nov 10, 2009) - There’s a neat row of eight houses lining Barton Street between Caroline and Hess streets.
(Nov 10, 2009) - Fred Eisenberger believes Hamilton remains in the running for an NHL franchise even if the league’s lieutenant appears to be as cold as ice to the possibility.
(Nov 10, 2009) - While the eligibility for H1N1 flu shots has been expanded to elementary school-aged children in Haldimand and Norfolk, Hamilton’s clinics, almost out of vaccine, continue to limit availability to high-risk groups.
(Nov 7, 2009) - Let’s just say Hamilton Tiger-Cat president Scott Mitchell didn’t shatter a light bulb with his champagne cork upon learning the Pan Am Games bid was successful.
