Raise the Hammer
Touring Hamilton's Waterfront (Section: Accidental Activist)
By Ben Bull
With its simple, back-to-nature approach to lakeside strolling and stunning panoramas, Hamilton's Waterfront has something unique and truly pleasurable to offer.
The Road to Boredom (Section: Accidental Activist)
By Ben Bull
Our kids today, and many parents too, have never known a childhood that includes playing on the street.
First-Rate Gothic: A Look at St Paul's Presbyterian Church, Hamilton (Section: Arts and Architecture)
By Malcolm Thurlby
In October 2006, St Paul's celebrates the 100th anniversary of the installation of the chimes and the 35th anniversary of its chimer.
Turn! Turn! Turn! (Section: City Life)
By Jason Leach
Stop asking if the next project will finally revitalize downtown: it's already happening.
Mountain Park Avenue Condos (Section: Cranespotting)
By Trey Shaughnessy
A new condo development will feed into the vibrancy on Concession Street.
Pedestrianize Gore Park (Section: Downtown Bureau)
By Jason Leach
The Gore deserves to become a southern Ontario attraction, not a strip mall parking lot.
Downtown Update (Section: Downtown Bureau)
By Jason Leach
Jason is all over the place. Literally.
Ersatz v. Real Urban Development (Section: Editorial)
By Ryan McGreal
If we want to avoid more planning failures, we need to understand the nature of urban development before we lurch into the future.
Two Poems (Section: Entertainment and Sports)
By Kevin Somers
Kevin injects a little class into the RTH oeuvre with a pair of poetic paeans.
A Sensible Alternative: Toward an International Energy Transition Plan (Section: Special Report: Peak Oil)
By Andrew McKillop
We need international and multilateral institutions and measures to deal with the terminal crisis of cheap fossil energy. Part One of a two-part series.
Can the Bicycle Save Civilization? (Section: Suburbia Project)
By Ryan McGreal
The lowly bicycle could be a key to our long-term survival.
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