Raise the Hammer

Instead of creeping incrementally toward a local maximum, we need to seize these opportunities to do something truly inspiring and transformative.

What will the effect on our quality of life in Hamilton over the years to come be if 66 percent of eligible voters don't vote in October?

Young was writing about then-President Richard Nixon, but his words continue to resonate in our Trumpian world.

Haunting, smart, brilliant. The Amateurs, in contrast to its title, is the astonishing work of a talented professional.

The Canadian Government has no business buying an aging oil pipeline from Kinder Morgan.

Conservatives present their own policies as better solutions, then reject both the solutions and even the existence of the problems after the centre-left agree to compromise and try to adopt them.

After repaving Hunter Street between James and Bay, the City repainted the lanes exactly the same as they were before instead of making room to physically protect the bike lanes.

While basic income recipients still have to meet their fiduciary, legal and ethical responsibilities incurred by the three-year offer they acted on, the government has decided to act in bad faith.

One in four Hamiltonians come from cities, towns and villages outside of Canada. How blessed we are to have been chosen. What a responsibility we bear to welcome. What an opportunity we have to learn and live together.

The Fringe is great, fun, and inexpensive. There's something for everyone. If you want to feel better, get out and see a show. Fast.

Throughout the summer, the Urquhart Butterfly Garden runs a series of free one-hour public workshops each Saturday from August 4 to September 8, starting at 11:00 AM sharp.

Helsinki is a highly livable mid-sized city that has great transit and makes lots of room for pedestrians and cyclists.

The west mountain councillor's fear-mongering about psychiatric patients is undoing years of work to de-stigmatize people living with mental health concerns.

Guelph-Eramosa Council voted to reject an application to build a groundwater extraction and bottling facility outside Guelph.

The NFB and imagineNATIVE selection committee are hosting a webinar today to provide tips and creative insight for Indigenous media artists considering submitting a proposal.

One crossing guard's thoughts on the job, the system of which it is a part, and the infrastructure that surrounds it.

Vivian Maier's instant popularity has something to do with the almost novelistic narrative detail of her photos, as well as the allure of her biography. Her work is on display at the Art Gallery of Hamilton until January 6, 2019.

We routinely provide accommodation to protect drivers and workers, and rightly so, but pedestrians are too often ignored and forgotten.

Water is a basic human right, but water in Ontario is in danger of being sold off for private corporate profits.

Made from products you can find under your kitchen sink, Crystal has a long high and provokes sudden and violent mood swings.