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- Aug 31, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for St. Catharines Standard
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- Jul 8, 2026
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From patient to teacher: Former St. Joe’s psychiatric patient is bringing healing through art (opens the original)
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When April Mansilla swipes her key card across multiple units of a Hamilton hospital, the doors swing open. It’s a strange thing, she said, because her previous key card at St. Joseph’s Healthcare only granted her access to one space: her own hospital room. But that was back when she was receiving psychiatric care at the hospital, years before she walked back through those same doors, not as a patient, but as an art teacher guiding those navigating a similar journey for mental health. Mansilla l
From sewer to ceiling: This local artist is uncovering the secrets beneath Hamilton’s streets (opens the original)
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In the bitter January cold, Emma Eichenberg went on a shivery sightseeing tour of sewer grates. For 20 minutes at every sewer hole cover, the McMaster University fine arts alumna â armed with her iPhone’s document scanner and a borrowed camera â meticulously documented the round street fixtures in the area surrounding her artistic home at Factory Media Centre on Victoria Avenue North. Now, Eichenberg is flipping the city’s underground infrastructure on its head â projected straight ont
Vacant Waterdown gas station set for demolition after years as ‘eyesore’ in village core (opens the original)
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A long-vacant Waterdown gas station is finally being demolished to make way for a new medical centre â ending years of blight at the intersection in the village’s core. The property, located at the corner of Hamilton and Dundas streets â a longtime âeyesoreâ at the prominent corner, said Coun. Ted McMeekin â has spent years in limbo, fenced off and abandoned. In an Aug. 20 social media post, McMeekin said that the city has repaired an underground infrastructure issue that had stalled
Provincial byelection called for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek (opens the original)
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Residents of East Hamilton-Stoney Creek are heading to provincial polls on Sept. 3 in what pundits suggest could be a competitive byelection race. Premier Doug Ford’s government announced the byelection Wednesday morning, a day after Neil Lumsden’s retirement became official following the former MPP and minister of sport’s announcement last month. Lumsden, 73, was elected in 2022 and has served in cabinet since then. Experts suggested the byelection’s late-summer timing could hurt voter turnout,
Play with Clay at this Hamilton pottery studio’s new teaching space (opens the original)
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Along a strip of neutral-coloured storefronts on Hamilton’s Locke Street South, a local art business’ bright blue exterior offers a pop of colour â and its interior, a whole lot of clay. Inside, Isabelle Bisnaire, the owner of Play with Clay, a Hamilton-based, all-abilities pottery studio, leads drop-in pottery painting and hand-sculpting sessions. Now, the studio runs pottery wheel classes a couple of doors down, too. In May, Play with Clay expanded, relocating its dedicated teaching studio
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