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Beach resident Graham has sent us some recent photos of fish caught off the Burlington Canal Pier.

The City of Hamilton is hosting a series of Public Open Houses in November 2018 to talk about planning for future communities. As this is a City-wide Public Open House series, this notification is being sent to all recognized neighbourhood organizations in the City of Hamilton. For more...

Many thanks to Lisa Witherington. Beach Community Council Meeting The next Beach Community Council Meeting is Tuesday, November 6th at 7:30 pm at the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit. The meeting that was scheduled in September was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Salt Fallout...

DAVIDSON, John Albert "Jack" Peacefully at home on Wednesday, October 3, 2018 at 2:00 p.m., with his family at his side after a short and courageous battle with cancer, Jack Davidson passed away at the age of 72. Beloved husband of Patricia for 16 years. Loving step-father of Doug (Laurie) and...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator _________________________________________________________________________ Wanted: 1,803 guitarists Jul 31, 2009 Hamilton Spectator (Jul 31, 2009)...

Some show the good side of the harbour, some not so good. I bought this off of eBay, so I don't have a source;

Hello Beach Community; I’m reaching out to share some information about an upcoming event series and partnership between McMaster Continuing Education, the Hamilton Public Library and the City of Hamilton that might be of interest to your community members. Running on September 26, October 3...

A photo taken by Harold "Joe" Ballantyne in the winter of 1975 from the top of the Lift Bridge. Some of buildings are somewhat hard to visualize, but I will identify what I can; 1/ The cottage for the manager of the amusement park, Jack Greenwood 2/The Cottage Inn Restaurant 3/The bowling Alley...

This is a reminder that tomorrow, Friday Sept. 14 is the Hamilton Air Summit Where: City Hall Council Chamber When: 9am to noon See below a link with more details: https://www.hamilton.ca/city-initiatives/priority-projects/hamilton-air-summit Maybe some of you can make it out. I know...

In the early 80's the Rescue Unit would help to commemorate Battle of the Atlantic with sail by with naval officer Charlie Kedge, at the wheel is Chris Hamel and Peter Plant on his left. The Battle of the Atlantic was Canada's longest military engagement of the Second World War, lasting from...

Once again this year Beach residents will be hosting the Annual Beach Reunion, there will be a pot luck and refreshments. Everyone is welcome. Starts around 1pm till closing at the Beach rescue Hall, 316 Beach Blvd. See you there. A picture from the last reunion held at the Dynes;

Due to unforeseen circumstances the September meeting has been cancelled. The Council will make arrangements for another meeting at a later date and that date will be posted here.

Bay Observer Staff Posted on August 15, 2018, 6:21 pm In this year, the 60th anniversary of Burlington’s incorporation as a town, it’s worth recalling other significant events in 1958 that had a major impact in life along the lakeshore. Besides becoming the largest town in Canada when it annexed...

THE DIEPPE VETERANS' MEMORIAL PARK COMMITTEE Cordially invites you and a guest at the Dieppe Veterans' Memorial Park on Sunday, 19 August 2018 at 11 AM. The Dieppe Veterans' Memorial Park is located at Beach Boulevard and Manor Avenue Hamilton, Ontario Dress — Business attire or Regimental...

From the City of Hamilton website August 26, 2018 Hamilton Museum of Steam & Technology National Historic Site 900 Woodward Avenue View map 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM In partnership with...

The new beach trail was a game changer for the historic lighthouse, writes Paul Wilson. July 30th 2018 Paul Wilson Hamilton Spectator After 15 years of frustration and dead ends, there is new hope that the historic...

Bay Observer Staff Posted on July 12, 2018, 12:06 pm Lester B. Pearson was starting his final two weeks as Prime Minister and the Burlington Mall officially opened when the only Canadian government-operated research ship on the Great Lakes first hit the water in...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator. _________________________________________________________________________ “Bleeder emissions” happened when employees were starting up a blast furnace that was down for maintenance, steelmaker says. Friday 13th 2018 by...