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The house is a historical site, but the parapet wall on each end are unique, I have never seen any other building on the Beach built this way. The rest of the house would be common looking. The walls of today are not exactly the same as the original, the newly built walls had some very...

The Trail section along the Beach was opened this morning, around 7pm I took a walk over to have a look at the returning crowds. Looking north; Looking south

posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator _______________________________________________________________________ Hamilton Region Some Hamilton trails have reopened. Here’s a list what you can — and can’t — do. By Matthew Van Dongen Spectator Reporter Fri., May 8, 2020 Some Hamilton...

I received an email today stating that Pete Colletti passed away on March 17th, I hope to get more info on this.

Sunday was one of the nicest days this year so far, checking along the Beach I seen many people on the Trail and even some on the beach. But the parking lot beside Hutch's was an eye opener as people just drove through the barriers into the closed lot.

The salt company who is a tenant on Port lands has started stockpiling salt for another season, another year of more damage to our community. From April 23rd. Once again to show the massive size of these piles, the unloaded pile is easily seen over the QEW wall at the bottom of Knapman Ave...

Just south of the Angus Inn (#7) was Hels Grill, in the above picture (view attachment 3936) there is a tractor trailer parked out front. The building is there but will be demolished in the near future for a condo development. Also mentioned is Murray's Barber Shop which was located on the...

Another Happy Birthday to Izak who is a resident near Windermere Ave, Happy 50th Izak.

And don't forget that our local Pub is still open for take-out, many thanks to Shawn at Harry's Pub.

The developer has the lots for sale. This developer has shoe-horned three lots into the space that is supposed to only have two, they taken advantage of our community just so they can make more money.

I am attaching a photo of our canal water level meter (the ladder) showing today's level compared to last year. The above photo's shown2019's large increase in lake level from May 5th to the 14th, we are somewhat below those levels, which is very good news.

A new vessel to our waters; The Ile Saint Ours; Sister ship, the Caribou Isle;

The Trail section near Hutch's which is all closed for now due to COVID-19. A gazebo near Dexter Ave. The new normal;

The map clearly shows where the power house is and it is named Dominion Power, it was located across the harbour from the south end of the Beach. Dorothy's book makes it a bit confusing, she states that the power plant dominated the landscape on the bay at the lower end of the Beach, but goes on...

You pointed out on the Hydro Wires thread, that Dorothy Turcotte refers to a powerhouse at the south end of the beach. And I asked the question, but not very clearly, if priore to the shore infill, if the powerhouse built by (the Cataract CO.) could have originally been on the south end of the...

I see a lot of people out today and many are using the Trail and some are on the beach, I would like to know where all these people are parking. Burlington finally closed their Trail parking last week.

COUNCILLOR CHAD COLLINS - WARD 5 CENTENNIAL April 22, 2020 Dear Resident: Further to my letter dated March 31, 2020, please be advised of the following service change. The City of Hamilton will start a temporary leaf and yard waste curbside collection program this week. The program change...

More news; IJC’s International Lake Ontario-St. Lawrence River Board announces that current conditions are stabilizing and expected to improve across Lake Ontario – St. Lawrence system FacebookTwitter Date April 28, 2020 Water levels throughout the Lake Ontario – St. Lawrence River system in...

Some good news for a change, the monthly water level for Lake Ontario shows a minor increase. We are close to last year's level, but in the first week of May 2019, we seen a steep increase. April 2020