Taking Back our Streets
File photo from Myke Hutchings.
Remembering Matthew Powers, killed in 2007 in Crown Point by street racers. Why do these incidents teach us nothing?
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EVENT: Demand Change on our Streets
Date: Wednesday May 11, 2022Time: 9:30AM EDTLocation: Hamilton City Hall, 71 Main St WEvent Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/671721783919619
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Sherwood Secondary: Don’t make it political
We can argue about building aesthetics, compare vacant workshops versus brightly lit active spaces, but we know that whatever location is chosen, the Sherwood Saints tradition will continue with a very active and feisty parent council to continue to push for quality spaces for our children’s education.
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Hockey Returns to Balsam Avenue
The Bulldogs have been a part of many memories for me and my family over the years. I have been to games with my kids, my dad and I once took my grandfather to a playoff game which might have been the only time the two of us ever talked hockey.
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The Loss of a Voice that Understood the Need
Trustee Bingham and I got each other – as much as I could really understand a lifetime of constantly having to advocate for your child, or the behind the scenes struggles you don’t see not being at home every day through these parents’ tribulations.
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The Road to 108: A Fan’s Journey
For me, being at Tim Horton’s field for the 108th and my first ever Grey Cup, will be a celebration and reflection on all of the above and the part 75 Balsam and our Tabbies have played throughout the story of my First 48.
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A Point Farewell: Elizabeth Seidl
For eight years, Elizabeth Seidl was the protector of a cherished asset that intersects the Crown Point Community Planning Team coverage area.
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Elizabeth Seidl and the Pipeline Trail
My advice to other new residents like myself is to get involved. Learn to take care of this trail. Love it and bring new life to it. This is our home now. ~ Peggy Goddard
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Understanding Canadian Residential Schools
Now is a good opportunity to learn about our shared history in Canada and the beautiful spirits, languages, belief systems, stories, and traditions we tried to (thankfully) unsuccessful break through the 168 year history of Canadian residential schools.
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Les Habitants and La Coupe Stanley
I never thought I would be rooting for the Montreal Canadiens to win the Stanley Cup but as long as Price is backstopping this team, I’ll be wishing the team well.
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