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In the past week, there have three – apparently related – armed robberies in Ainslie Wood neighbourhoods (possibly related to a fourth in Victoria Park) and an assault in Westdale (similar to another assault in Westdale in April).  The following … Continue reading →

Past AWWCA President Phyllis Tresidder will be giving a lecture series in preparation for the Picasso exhibition coming to the AGO. Thursdays February 16 – March 22 (March 29 make up date.) 7-9pm light refreshments included. $120 for 6 lectures. Subject … Continue reading →

Environment Hamilton is writing to ask your association to consider registering as a “participant” at the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) hearing on the City of Hamilton’s Airport Employment Growth District (aka the “aerotropolis”). Registrations were closed but a city error … Continue reading →

Dear members of the McMaster community: I would like to take this opportunity to invite you to take part in an exciting new initiative. The McMaster Seminar on Higher Education: Practice, Policy, and Public Life, is an annual lecture series … Continue reading →

President’s Report Welcome to the 13th annual general meeting of the AWWCA, the largest and most active community association in Hamilton. I thank Pastor Dave Stimers and Westdale Baptist Church staff and congregation for being our gracious hosts for the … Continue reading →

Ancaster Creek Clean Up We will be helping the Bay Area Restoration Council clean up the garbage and shopping carts that litter Ancaster Creek behind Metro at University Plaza. Food provided by Metro Saturday October 22, 9:30 – 12 noon … Continue reading →

The Visiting Artists Program hosts public presentations by artists, designers, and scholars each year in lectures, symposia, performances, and screenings. The primary mission of the Visiting Artists Program is to educate and foster a greater understanding and appreciation of contemporary … Continue reading →

In Hamilton this year, the international September 22 car free day has turned into a whole week of alternative transportation activities and events including a 150 km Carbon Cycle to raise awareness about climate change. Registered participants in Smart Commute … Continue reading →

Neighbourhood Update – Issue #61 Sept. 16 2011

Neighbourhood Update – Issue #60 Sept. 2 2011