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Dust off your lobster bibs
Dundas councillor Russ Powers and other members of the Rotary Club of Dundas and Dundas Valley Sunrise Rotary Club are getting ready for the 2013 Lobster/Ribfest at Grightmire Arena
Pekars await arrival of first child as donor search continues
Amid the great excitement and anticipation of impending first-time parenthood, there is still a little sadness in the Pekar home.
Metroland, Dickinson partner to boost business
Arlene Dickinson Enterprises (ADE) and Metroland Media Group (Metroland) are teaming up to support Canadian entrepreneurs. The new partnership will identify compelling Canadian products and businesses to invest in and grow.
Magic Mudder Dads meet the challenge
The Ancaster Magic Basketball Mudder Dads were at it again this year at Mount St. Louis.
Thanks to Rotary for only show in town
Congratulations and thanks to the Dundas Valley Sunrise Rotary Club, under the leadership of the event co-chairs Ken Beel and George Gould for once again stepping forward to partner with the City of Hamilton to ensure that our annual Victoria Day Fireworks Display continues in the Dundas Driving Park.
Discover Hamilton’s rich blues tradition
Tim Potocic wants more people to know about Hamilton’s long and rich blues tradition.
Take a peek behind garden gates during Carnegie tour
The Carnegie Gallery Secret Gardens Tour celebrates its 20th anniversary on Sunday, June 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine.
A strong network
At the best of times, social media is written off as nothing more than a fad, a time-waster, a realm filled with cute cat photos and jokes of dubious taste
Four factors present in bullying
There are many theories related to bullying that profess to explain who and why particular children are bullied. After 37 years in the education field, I have formed my own theory.
Numbers for physio just don’t add up
The April 18 announcement by Ontario Health Minister Deb Matthews unveiled her government’s plan to invest $156 million to improve access for more seniors to receive physiotherapy.