Articles in Hamilton Business
The Prince of Wales appears to have let the cat out of the bag about his second stop in Hamilton when he and his wife visit next month.
In a message to Canadians, Prince Charles says …
(Oct 24, 2009) - Hamilton hospitals are prepared to pull ventilators out of storage and from operating rooms to combat pandemic flu.
(Oct 24, 2009) - A Hamilton special effects artist has put his skills to the test in order to scare the pants off city residents.
Vaccinating hundreds of thousands of people, staffing clinics, testing samples and monitoring the H1N1 pandemic could cost the city as much as $4.4 million.
(Oct 21, 2009) - Market turmoil hammered the pension plan covering U.S. Steel Canada’s Hamilton workers and retirees last year, draining nearly $300 million in value, a new report shows.
(Oct 21, 2009) - A city committee has given the go-ahead to a proposed condo on the corner of Aberdeen Avenue and Dundurn Street South.
(Oct 19, 2009) - Say goodbye to the live police auction.
Immigrants in Hamilton will have improved access to services to help them successfully integrate into their communities as a result of a new Local Immigration.
(Oct 16, 2009) - It started with 50 potential candidates from Canada, the United States and beyond.
Workers’ issues include safety concerns, scheduling, pay
Hamilton airport workers have voted unanimously to strike to back calls for safety improvements and better pay.
The 35 workers voted this week to let their union call a strike …
RBC grant will enable more citizen scientists to monitor local.
A $1.5-million gift from RBC will help McMaster University beef up its army of citizen scientists who monitor the quality of local ecosystems.
The gift, to be …
Welfare up, cash for recyclables down
The City of Hamilton is heading for a $15-million deficit this year, partly because welfare cases are up, water use is down and recyclables are selling for less.
The shortfall is …
Billionaire Jim Balsillie may no longer be pursuing an NHL team, but that’s not going to stop the city of Hamilton.
Balsillie’s lease with the city that gives him exclusive rights to an NHL team at …
CityTV.com Reports This Thanksgiving, some of us will be worrying about packing on the pounds. But many more will be worrying where their next meal is coming from.
According to a recent report, demand for food …
QUEBEC CITY, Que. - The return of the Quebec Nordiques to the NHL may be one step closer to reality.
Quebec City mayor Regis Labeaume confirmed Saturday that he met with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman along …
Gord Miller, environmental commissioner of Ontario, says the Environment Ministry should measure air pollution at street level — where people breathe.
It should also consider the cumulative effects of pollution before approving new sources in industrial …







