Click here to create your personal news page. The news that appears on Hamilton will appear there and be constantly updated. You can then modify the page, share it with your friends, or export it and have it appear elsewhere.

You can also create a personal news page and follow the news that interests you by clicking on the tab labelled 'New page'.
 

topics : related - allExplore

Wikio Shopping (beta)

  1. 1. Computers
  2. 2. Electronics
  3. 3. Communication
  4. 4. Household Appliances
  5. 5. Car/Motor Bike
  6. 6. Digital Camera
  7. 7. Mobile Phone
  8. 8. Smartphone
  9. 9. PDA
  10. 10. GPS
  11. 11. LCD Monitor
  12. 12. Printer

New products

  1. 1. Storex AivX-385HDRW 750 GB
  2. 2. Lexmark X4650
  3. 3. Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Surround 5.1
  4. 4. Logitech Cordless MediaBoard Pro (Playstation 3)
  5. 5. Point Of View GeForce 9600 GSO
  6. 6. LG KM501
  7. 7. Arctic Cooling Accelero Xtreme 9800
  8. go to Shopping

Participate



Hamilton


Sort by : relevance - date - popularity
+Vote!

Parents Bow to Boy's Cancer Therapy

A Canadian couple in Hamilton, Ontario, agreed to court-ordered chemotherapy for their 11-year-old son they claim doesn't want to have the treatment anymore.

+Vote!

City of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Accepts Rigid Paperboard Cans for Recycling

HARTSVILLE, S.C.--()--Curbside recycling has become a convenient and popular way for the public, businesses and environmentalists to reduce their dependency on landfills. It reduces waste in landfills and increases the amount of materials being recycled into new products. On May 2, 2008, the City of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, announced it would begin accepting rigid paperboard cans, made...

+Vote!

Father fights son's chemotherapy

The father of an 11-year-old Canadian boy removed from the man's custody to undergo cancer chemotherapy treatment has hired a Toronto lawyer.The boy, who can't be identified, was at a hospital in Hamilton, Ontario, last Thursday for tests when Children's Aid Society workers took temporary custody of him, and he was kept for treatment, the Globe and Mail reported.Medical staff members...

+Vote!

Port Dalhousie Wrecks To Be Explored

The Hamilton and the Scourge located on the bottom of Lake Ontario near the shoreline of Port Dalhousie are going through some pro-active studies and examinations to see what can be done to protect these ship wrecks from 1813.You can...

+Vote!

ONTARIO: Members move church services

ONTARIO: Members move church services by Rachel De Lazzer The Hamilton Spectator http://www.thespec.com/News/Local/article/366967 May 10, 2008 Members of two Anglican churches are choosing not to worship in their buildings tomorrow in the wake of a court order that they share the facilities with the diocese they have left. A Superior Court ruling on Monday required three breakaway churches...

+Vote!

Canada to probe U.S. warships sunk in 1813

The wrecks of two U.S. warships that sank in a storm in Lake Ontario in 1813 are set to be explored by Canadian scientists using submersible high-tech robotics.Beginning Monday, a five-day, around-the-clock operation will begin in 300 feet of water about nine miles off the shore of Hamilton, Ontario, which is on the western end of Lake Ontario.Some 50 sailors' remains are...

+Vote!

Event photos: Paul Quarrington, David Adams Richards, and Emily Perkins in Hamilton

Authors Paul Quarrington, David Adams Richards, and Emily Perkins all read and spoke at an event held at the Leander Boat Club in Hamilton, Ontario, Monday, May 5, 2008. The event was hosted by bookseller Bryan Prince and A Different Drummer Books. (Photos courtesy of A Different Drummer.) Emily Perkins and Bryan Prince. Paul Quarrington signs books [...]

+Vote!

New Young Rival - "4:15"

We don't know too much about Hamilton, Ontario quartet Young Rival, but "4:15"'s been sounding good on repeat listens, so we wanted to post it. We do know they recorded their forthcoming album with Emery Dobyns, a Grammy winner who's also turned knobs for Antony, Battles, and Patti Smith. Also, they went on tour with the Sadies in Canada last fall and Born Ruffians this spring. Not bad,...

+Vote!

Canadian developments

In Ontario, the civil court has ruled that church buildings must be shared pending the outcome of litigation. Canadian Press Breakaway Anglicans to share churches with diocese, Ont. judge rules Hamilton Spectator Anglican churches awarded joint custody Toronto Globe &...

+Vote!

CANADA: Parishioners disappointed by court decision

CANADA: Parishioners disappointed by court decision Churches told to share church space ANiC News May 5, 2008 A judge in the Ontario Superior Court in Hamilton, Madam Justice Milanetti, has ordered three southern Ontario Anglican Network in Canada (ANiC) parishes to share their building facilities with a diocese of the Anglican Church of Canada pending the resolution of a trial...

+Vote!

Global Begins HD Broadcasting in Canada

Canada’s national television network, Global, is now broadcasting in HD in the Metropolitan Toronto and Golden Horseshoe areas of Ontario on their Hamilton (CHCH) and Toronto (CIII) affiliates. Global is Canada’s last major nationwide network to start broadcasting in HD. It was facing a June 2008 hard deadline imposed by the CRTC to begin broadcasting. [...]

1Vote!

Taser shock triggers fire in man's pants

A Hamilton man Tasered by police is in hospital after the stun gun ignited a "flammable object" in his pants, burning him. The incident is under review by Ontario's Special Investigations Unit, which probes all police-related deaths and serious injuries. According to the SIU, police were called to a Queenston Road apartment in Hamilton's east end around 9 p.m. Thursday.

+Vote!

Canada lagging in development of green jobs (Kim Feraday)

The manufacturing sector has been gutted over the past five years, with more than 140,000 jobs being lost in Ontario alone. But, as Tyler Hamilton wrote in his blog today, there is a skill and labour crisis in the energy sector. Hamilton points out that the energy sector is facing a significant shortage of skilled workers who are able to build, manage and maintain green technologies...

+Vote!

Hamilton landlord sentenced to 135 days

A Hamilton landlord has been sentenced to 135 days in jail for violating Ontario's fire code.Hamilton's chief fire prevention officer Jim Winn says it's the toughest sentence he's seen in about 30 years. The landlord, Stephen Birch, was convicted five months ago of fire-code violations and spent 70 days behind bars.

+Vote!

Hamilton man in hospital with burns after tasering

A Hamilton man tasered by police was in hospital yesterday with burns after the stun gun ignited something flammable in his pants.The incident is being reviewed by Ontario's Special Investigations Unit, which probes all police-related deaths and serious injuries.