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Silence of the lambs
For the last 10 years the city has created a specific opportunity for Hamilton residents to voice their opinion on how to spend their money in each year’s budget.
Time for new map
It’s time to redraw the Hamilton municipal ward boundary map.
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Economist Don Drummond has recommended canceling full-day kindergarten to bring Ontario's deficit under control. Do you support this recommendation?

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Drinking and driving - not worth the risk
Was there something in Hamilton’s water last weekend that caused an alarming spike in the number of impaired drivers caught by the police?
Transit settlment good news
News of a settlement between the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) and the City of Hamilton is good news for property taxpayers and transit riders.
Friendly audit in order
Is it too much to ask the Festival of Friends to provide the City of Hamilton with an audited statement in exchange for a municipal grant of $85,271? We don’t think so.
Blowing in the wind
News that Hamilton would be a main beneficiary of a $1.5 billion off-shore wind project proposed for Lake Ontario near Kingston was a welcome breath of fresh air.
Sorry not good enough
Times change, people's expectations change and, sometimes, laws need to change.
Giant step backwards
In a short-sighted move, Hamilton City Council is granting homeowners 12 more amnesty days so they can put out up to three containers, instead of one, for waste pickup.
Hopes and fears for the new year
Before the New Year resolutions fade away in the rear view mirror, there are a few wishes we would like to see happen within the Hamilton community.
New Year's resolution
As the new year approaches, many people find themselves reflecting on the past with an eye towards improvement in the future. In other words, it’s time for New Year’s resolutions.
Keep doors open
There seems to be a lot of talk about transparency by Hamilton’s elected officials these past few days.
Oops, he did it again
It never hurts for an elected official to eat some humble pie. In Hamilton Mayor Bob Bratina’s case, let’s hope it works by teaching him some humility.
Good start, but keep going
It's nice to hear the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is halting its practice of holding "shadow" meetings prior to regular public sessions.
A tale of two vocational schools
Why is the Hamilton Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB) contemplating closing both its existing vocational schools?
EDITORIAL: F for transparency
Do our public school trustees have a clue how out of touch they are?
Waste not, want not
It is becoming glaringly apparent that Hamilton needs to adopt a tougher approach to residential and commercial garbage pickup.
Fighting for life
Ten people in Canada will commit suicide today. Ten more lives will be lost tomorrow, and another 10 the day after that.
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Running out of a rut
Sometimes you have to push yourself in order to get out of a rut.
 
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