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They’re all gone: Remembering the fallen of Dieppe takes on new poignancy By Jon Wells Spectator Reporter Tue., Aug. 18, 2020 The August ceremony at Hamilton’s striking war memorial, that sits 50 paces from the lake’s edge and evokes a rocky bloodstained beach in Northern France, has always...

ZONING: "C/S-1435" (Urban Protected Residential) district PROPOSAL: To permit the replacement of the existing accessory building (shed) located in the rear yard with a new accessory building (shed) in order to establish a home occupation for the existing...

From Beach articles 1954 Many Residents Complain Of Dogs At Large Hamilton Beach, May 6 - Many Beach residents are aroused over the number of dogs allowed to run loose in the community. This fact is quite evident by the number of complaints given to ward representatives at the meeting of the...

Attached is a Burlington Beach dog tag from 1952, this was just dug up during a recent reno. Courtesy K. Kenrade.

I was informed today that the road upgrade will begin this coming Monday, some of the medium at the south end of the boulevard will be removed and some of the bus inlays will also be removed and the curbs straighten. The work may last until October.

Tens of thousands, you would come around the bend at Woodward Ave and the smell was just awful. It was smelts, but mostly Shad.

Checked in on our new cricket pitch and pickleball, work is moving along and it looks like it will be done very soon.

I finally caught up with our new sand grooming machine, it seems to be doing a great job of cleaning up the beach.

Another long weekend and more salt coming, the pile beside a ship has been uncovered all day and there is some nasty weather coming.

Rising waters Experts say humans can't control Great Lakes water levels By Sheri Mcwhirter smcwhirter@record-eagle.com May 16, 2020 TRAVERSE CITY — Great Lakes water levels are shattering high records and the experts...

Another drop in the lake water level for the month of July, our canal water level meter shows a drop of about eight inches. Hopefully the trend continues over the next few months. The somewhat dry weather has helped but all the upper lakes are still well above normal levels and all that water...

With Lake Ontario water levels declining, Board adjusts outflow strategy Date May 29, 2020 Lake Ontario levels peaked early this year at 75.40 m (247.38 ft.) on 5 May, 10 cm (4 inches) below the general flood stage and over a half meter (20 inches) lower than the peak in 2019. Lake levels are...

Another from Maggie;

Two ship loads of salt were dropped off this weekend, before Fridays (July 24th) shipment was dropped off the large pile that is closest to our community had the tarp removed but load was deposited on the harbour side of the uncovered pile. The next shipment came in Sunday morning and again it...

Yesterday the pier lighthouse was vandalized again with graffiti. The structure was nicely painted last summer and was hit right away by vandals but it was repainted.

The Paul Martin inbound early morning.

Missed this one, thanks to the resident who took the time to celebrate the holiday.

On July 15th the salt company moves the pile closer to our community that was just delivered back on July 11th. At the end of the work day, the pile is left open overnight as it has not been completely moved. Checking the next morning, the pile was finally moved and the cover was being put by...

Considering the on going pandemic, the Beach was quite crowded today. The beach and parking were at peak. A few picture from today.

We are still seeing a gradual decline in the water level of Lake Ontario, keep in mind that all the upper lakes are still well above average and have to empty into Lake Ontario. Our canal meter shows a small drop from last month, hopefully this will continue and keeps us problem free...