(Nov 7, 2009) - The 2015 Pan Am Games are coming to Ontario and bringing $170 million worth of sports facilities to Hamilton and Burlington.
(Nov 7, 2009) - Take a walk on the wild side with the Hamilton Naturalists' Club this afternoon, start your holiday shopping at an art or pottery sale, or honour our veterans at the Remembrance Day parade happening tomorrow.
(Nov 7, 2009) - Yesterday
(Nov 7, 2009) - Hamilton's sports community says the city has netted a legacy for local and Canadian athletes that will go on long after the 2015 Pan Am Games are in the history books.
(Nov 7, 2009) - The news that Hamilton had been waiting years to hear caught almost everyone in the city off guard.
(Nov 7, 2009) - Hamilton and Burlington form the West Games Zone of the Toronto Pan Am 2015 bid footprint and represent about $170 million of the $708-million capital spending in the $1.4-billion total budget. Here's what the decision yesterday to award the games to Ontario means to this area.
(Nov 7, 2009) - Let's just say Hamilton Tiger-Cat president Scott Mitchell didn't shatter a light bulb with his champagne cork upon learning the Pan Am Games bid was successful.
GUADALAJARA (Nov 7, 2009) - It was high drama for the two-time losers as Pan Am officials painstakingly counted out ballots yesterday.
(Nov 7, 2009) - "I don't get too high when I win, and I don't get too low when I lose, but this one is terrific for the city of Hamilton and our community and I'm very excited. It's a terrific opportunity."
GUADALAJARA (Nov 7, 2009) - Toronto 2015 won the Pan Am Games yesterday through a collaborative effort that grew from two sources.
(Nov 7, 2009) - In the tumult that followed the Pan Am win yesterday, Dr. Gene Sutton was remembered fondly as the person who kept a Games vision alive for Hamilton.
(Nov 7, 2009) - The first Pan Am Games were held in Buenos Aires in 1951 with 21 countries and 2,500 athletes competing in 18 sports.
(Nov 7, 2009) - A month ago, Ahmed Risoul was excitedly fixing up his house and garage for his auto shop business in the city's North End.
(Nov 7, 2009) - McMaster University has held on to sixth place for a third year in a row in Maclean's magazine's annual ranking of Canadian universities.
(Nov 7, 2009) - Hamilton's Best Start Network has taken the first steps toward the drafting of a charter for city parents.
(Nov 7, 2009) - The Hamilton Spectator's first court appearance on charges of breaching a ban on publication has been delayed until Dec. 1 because lawyers have not yet received disclosure of the evidence.
(Nov 7, 2009) - Have you or a loved one travelled to the U.S. for medical treatment, an MRI or other reasons?
(Nov 7, 2009) - As outrage grows over hospital boards and professional sports teams jumping the queue for H1N1 shots in Toronto, Hamilton health officials continue to give the vaccine to some healthy people although immunization clinics are for high-risk only.
(Nov 7, 2009) - The spectre of a third wave of H1N1 is being raised as Hamilton and Halton are at the peak of the pandemic.
Wellington County OPP have nabbed a fugitive who dragged a Hamilton police officer with her car as she tried to escape custody two weeks ago.