Hamilton East-Stoney Creek MPP Neil Lumsden announces surprise retirement effective Aug. 4

Local

Hamilton East-Stoney Creek Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP) Neil Lumsden announced his surprise retirement last week, sending the riding to an eventual by-election.

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Hamilton Farmers’ Market traffic down 14.1 per cent in June as Downtown struggles with safety issues

Local

Foot traffic at the Hamilton Farmers’ Market has trended downwards throughout Q2 of 2026, including a 14.1 per cent dip in visitors in June 2026 compared to June 2025.

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A bridge too far

Opinion

The massive kerfuffle over the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge should not have happened at all. However, it has been very instructive for Canadians about many issues unconnected to the bridge itself.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s web of American Democrat political advisors

Opinion

There was a stir in social media last week when Prime Minister Mark Carney named Maia Johnson as his new Chief Operating Officer.

Mark Carney: The man of all seasons keeps frustrating Conservatives

Opinion

Communication has always been an underrated skill. Some politicians have the gift; many don’t but survive life in the public eye.

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Hamilton Council votes not to pause AI data centre applications after dramatic reversal

Local

After previously voting 15-1 in June in favour of having staff draft an interim control by-law to pause AI data centre applications in the City of Hamilton for a period of one year, Council reversed course and defeated the by-law in a 6-10 vote last Wednesday.

On Tuesday, Mayor Andrea Horwath announced a Special Council Meeting to have elected officials learn more about data centres.

Council heard from Dr. Martin Karsten, a University of Waterloo Computer Science Professor, Dr. Michael Schull, the Chief Executive Officer of the Digital Research Alliance of Canada, and Dr. Gianni Parise, the Vice-President of Research at McMaster University.

City signs agreement with affordable housing provider for controversial development in Downtown Stoney Creek

Local

A press release from the City of Hamilton last Thursday announced that the municipality has taken a step forward on a controversial housing development in Downtown Stoney Creek by entering into an agreement with an affordable housing provider.

Canadians seem to like the Liberals, but just not their ideas

Opinion

Even though Canadians voted to re-elect Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Liberals in last spring’s election, it seems that many are unhappy with some of the government’s broader economic priorities.

It’s great that the U.S. wants Canadian oil

National

“We want oil. We need oil,” said U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra on Monday. Canada has it and the U.S. wants it. And maybe, just maybe, we’ll deliver it.

A firing offence?

Opinion

After years of observing incompetent governments at all levels, scandal after scandal, major errors made on important government decisions and total abuse of our taxpayer dollars in so many instances…

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