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	Hamilton, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hamilton is located on the western end of the Niagara Peninsula and Lake Ontario, and as such is sometimes known as Head of the Lake (not to be confused with Lakehead).
		In mid-2001, 14.2 % of the resident population in Hamilton were of retirement age (65 and over for males and females) compared with 13.2 % in Canada, therefore, the average age is 37.8 years of age comparing to 37.6 years of age for all of Canada.
		Hamilton was incorporated as a police village in 1833 and as a city in 1846.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hamilton,_Ontario (4904 words)

	Hamilton Spectator Stands Corrected : Thunderbay IMC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Hamilton Spectator staff apparently needs to be updated on this 21st century issue.
		Since May 11th of this year, continuing to the end of May, Hamilton has received heavy doses of what are called "chemtrails", which are trails of powder, not vapour, laid down by military tanker aircraft, verified by spotters using telescopes.
		The people of Hamilton and Canada deserve at the very least to know the exact purpose of this lacing of the air we breathe with chemicals, and their exact chemical content.
	thunderbay.indymedia.org /mail.php?id=984 (397 words)

	Hamiltonians and the American Civil War
		Returned to Hamilton after the war and was on the staff of the Spectator for many years.
		It states that he left Hamilton a year prior to the war and found himself in New Orleans at the outbreak of the conflict.
		Appointed U.S. Consul to Hamilton in 1885 and seems to have served in this capacity until 1889 when Colonel Monaghan, who would be instrumental in forming the GAR post, came to the city.
	www.geocities.com /cancivwar/HamiltonCW.html (1543 words)

	Hamilton Spectator - News
		The Spectator was recognized for its critical eye and generosity last night as it received a national newspaper award for exemplary journalistic coverage and support of the arts.
		The Spectator was chosen from among 21 daily newspapers for the John P. Fisher Award for Media Support of the Arts.
		The Spectator publishes book and art reviews, for example, which she said shows a determination to emphasize the arts in all its forms.
	www.businessforarts.org /news_events/archive/hs_11_05_02/hs_11_05_02.html (479 words)

	Anti-Smoking Hate Campaign Aided and Abetted by the Hamilton Spectator
		For some reason, it appears the media, and especially the Hamilton Spectator, with which I am most familiar, are complicit in the propagation of the ETS myth which has been the primary justification for the wholesale invasion of private property rights throughout North America over the last few years.
		It was apparently not until the anti-smoking side attacked Osteen that the Hamilton Spectator decided to inform it's readers of the issue.
		You would think at the very least, that if the Hamilton Spectator considers the issue of ETS to be important enough for public consumption it would occasionally publish more than just one side of the story.
	www.w3taxi.com /emancipation/smoker_hate.shtml (2460 words)

	The Spectator
		The Hamilton community was informed of "a disturbing amount of vandalism and disruptive behavior" that took place in Milbank residence hall this past Friday night and Saturday morning via an all-campus e-mail sent out by Dean of Students Nancy Thompson on Monday, February 6.
		The Hamilton campus community received notice of a "significant change in state-wide fire code interpretation" via an e-mail from Associate Vice-President for Facilities and Planning Steve Bellona on January 30.
		Elizabeth A. Goodson, a recently retired custodian at Hamilton College, passed away at her home in Franklin Springs, New York at the age of 63 on February 3, 2006 at approximately 11 a.m.
	spec.hamilton.edu (564 words)

	Hamilton Police Pipe Band --- Jumping for Joy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Hamilton Police Pipe Band drummers won a world title and a silver trophy at the annual World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, on the weekend.
		Although the band finished ninth in Grade 3B competition, the 12 drummers -- eight side drummers, three tenors and one bass -- were judged the best among almost 30 bands from around the world that competed in that grade.
		The bank is partially sponsored by Hamilton police, and band members are mostly teenagers.
	www.hamiltonpolicepipeband.com /specstory.htm (500 words)

	www.spec.com.au : Content FrontPage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Established in 1859 by Thomas Wotton Sheville as the Hamilton Courier, it became the Hamilton Spectator and Grange District Advertiser in 1860, and later The Hamilton Spectator.
		Hamilton really is at the centre of the southwest, ideally placed on the highways linked to Portland, Mount Gambier, Warrnambool and Horsham.
		The circulation of the Hamilton Spectator includes the Southern Grampians and Glenelg Shires.
	www.spec.com.au /paper_spec.asp (293 words)

	The Hamilton Spectator -- Local News
		Hamilton East MP Sheila Copps said momentum is building for the proposed project, which would see McMaster University partner with the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, backed by $100 million in federal money over five years, along with private sector partners.
		Dennis Mills, a former Hamilton resident and now Toronto-area MP who has joined Copps in the campaign, is certain it will open in downtown Hamilton.
		Its proposal to the federal government is for $30 million over five years to establish the Hamilton branch, which would feature a home-grown botanical program to study herbal medicine.
	www.healthwatcher.net /Quackerywatch/Alternative-medicine/Hamilton-school/hs000503wells.html (910 words)

	Hamilton Spectator - Entertainment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Hamilton musical legend was found dead in his East Mountain bungalow on the weekend.
		When he was able to keep a band together, dozens of musicians flowed through the Biscuit School of Music, and then imparted those lessons on their own players.
		But it seems as if there was a bit of blues-a-billy, (his Mouth Of Steel album), a lot of New Orleans (his third album, King Biscuit Boy, aka the Brown Derby album, comes to mind) and a bit of country, such as his Sonny Richards and the L'il Chickenhawks work.
	www.therealthing.com /kingbiscuitboy/CurtisArticle.htm (1166 words)

	The Hamilton Spectator -- Editorial
		Hamilton East MP Sheila Copps, always looking for ways to bolster her community and quite possibly also looking for a political legacy, is providing serious political weight and the federal health ministry is making the right "we're-interested-but-funding-is-still-an-issue" noises.
		Even Mike Harris's criticism of the proposal could, paradoxically, work in its favour: The thought of this being another stone in Harris's shoe might be enough to bring Allan Rock and Jean Chrétien on side.
		Notwithstanding some strongly-held (see opposite page) and valid concerns about the overall legitimacy of so-called naturopathic medicine, the inescapable fact is that it is a growing trend.
	www.healthwatcher.net /Quackerywatch/Alternative-medicine/Hamilton-school/hs000506ellioteditorial.html (558 words)

	CBC News: Hamilton reporter fined $31,600 for contempt
		HAMILTON - A Hamilton Spectator reporter has been fined $31,600 after being found guilty of contempt of court for refusing to reveal a source during testimony in a lawsuit.
		The judge ordered Ken Peters to compensate the parties to the lawsuit for the legal bills run up for the delay caused by his refusal to reveal the source.
		The Spectator plans to appeal both the fine and the contempt ruling against Peters, but will pay the fine.
	www.cbc.ca /story/canada/national/2004/12/07/peters041207.html (325 words)

	Hamilton Spectator Trophy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Hamilton Spectator Trophy is an award given to the Ontario Hockey League team who finishes the season with the best record.
		It was first presented to the Ontario Hockey Association by the Hamilton Spectator.
		This page was last modified 05:14, 23 December 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hamilton_Spectator_Trophy (79 words)

	www.spec.com.au : Hamilton Victoria (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		HAMILTON holds all the aces after day one of its A grade Hamilton and District Cricket Association clash with St Andrew's.
		Hamilton's representative team, which also includes Toby Knight (left) and Brendan Huf (second from left), is determined to break the association's title drought.
		HAMILTON will enter the annual Melbourne Country Week full of hope and expectation when it departs for the tournament tomorrow.
	www.spec.com.au /index.asp (504 words)

	The Spectator
		For almost four decades, students have been drawn to the Hamilton Program in Washington for a combination of reasons: the chance to live in a major city, gain job related experience, and take a break from the College for a semester.
		Hamilton College has one of the most prestigious Chinese language programs in the country.
		The Hamilton campus is a long way from the dynamic and inharmonious political scene in Washington, D.C., but the members of the Hamilton College Democrats and Republicans organizations are doing their part to bring politics and current issues to the campus.
	spec.hamilton.edu /features.cfm (736 words)

	CBC Arts: Reporter fights police order to hand over notes
		Bill Dunphy of the Hamilton Spectator, a daily newspaper in Hamilton, Ont., recently was given a court order to hand over notes of his interviews with a convicted drug dealer.
		Hamilton police first made the request in 2005 during their investigation into the murders of local lawyer Lynn Gilbank and her husband.
		Another Spectator journalist, Ken Peters, was fined $31,600 in December 2004 for refusing to name a source.
	www.cbc.ca /story/arts/national/2006/01/27/dunphy-press-freedom.html (476 words)

	TLPJ - News - Court Secrecy (Hamilton Spectator) - Oct. 1, 2002
		But all three were frustrated with assessments that ignored or understated significant medical problems documented by their treating doctors.
		Shortly after, The Hamilton Spectator began tracking insurer- sponsored assessments in a series of reports.
		Though Ontario health regulators have officially censured those involved in practices highlighted in the "Fifth Estate" and The Spectator pieces -- in essence confirming the media reports were accurate -- Ontario law forbids consideration of these censures in defence of those being sued.
	www.tlpj.org /News_HTM/court_secrecy_100202.htm (1196 words)

	Hamilton Spectator Article - Gordon Lightfoot
		The first, called Harmony, was his favourite of the 18 new songs he had been working on in Hamilton's Grant Avenue Studio.
		McMaster is one of five sites run by Hamilton Health Sciences, one of the largest hospital complexes in the country.
		Marcaccio is in his late 40s, born and raised in Hamilton.
	www.corfid.com /ubb/Forum1/HTML/002192.html (1059 words)

	Hamilton Spectator
		The newspaper was established in 1859 as the Courier and later became the Spectator.
		The region is home to wool growing, beef and sheep production, a wide range of grain crops as well as harvesting and timber processing.
		Due to its close proximity to the Grampian Ranges, the Wannon and Glenelg Rivers, native forests, and prominent volcanic cones, tourism plays an increasingly important role in the development of Hamilton and surrounds.
	www.vcpa.com.au /Vic/hamilton_spectator.html (132 words)

	Hamilton Spectator : Shania 'feels like woman' ..... - ShaniaLounge.com
		The 38-year-old singer has been in Hamilton preparing for an upcoming tour but she was playing hookey on Friday at the hockey rink.
		And he said that although she might feel like a woman, she skated like a man in her hockey skates.
		Earlier in the day, there was a great deal of confusion as to what Hamilton rink Twain would be skating on.
	lounge.teamshania.com /showthread.php?p=939 (528 words)

	Mostly Shades Of Grey
		Since LSD was accidentally discovered -- 60 years ago today -- it's been most commonly viewed as the psychedelic jet fuel of the late '60s counterculture.
		But now in its golden years, LSD is a fading priority for police, an absentee in school drug sweeps and an underdog that some claim should be returned to its early role as a psychotherapy tool.
		I think there's value in exploring it and we should listen to doctors who say it's the greatest tool for unlocking the mysteries of the mind," says Littlefield, 40, whose film will visit Toronto's John Spotten Cinema May 8.
	www.mapinc.org /drugnews/v03.n538.a01.html (989 words)

	Pressa articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		MOE probes Hamilton's failure to stop toxic Rennie St. dump leak
		Hamilton ordered to stop dump leak - Leachate collection system proposed
		Hamilton ignored '89 cleanup caution; Ammonia a greater threat than PCB-tainted soil
	www.probeinternational.org /ebi/Hamilton/pressa.html (77 words)

	Road Hockey Editorial Cartoons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Graeme MacKay's work normally appears in the Hamilton Spectator on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
		A Hamilton court will weigh in Monday on a father's fate after he played hockey with his kids on their street, infuriating a neighbour while breaking a bylaw that divides neighbourhoods nationwide.
		They were having fun right out in front of my house," Kotar said, adding it would be impossible to keep an eye on his kids if they went to the local park, which he called "unsafe."
	www.mackaycartoons.net /huh2002-01-05.html (400 words)

	March 2001 UK News
		The wonder of Love Letters, the disarming entertainment Robert Wagner and Jill St. John brought to Hamilton Place this week, is the way the play, chameleon-like, changes colour, depending on who occupies the chairs at playwright A.R. Gurney's polished table.
		Up close and personal, backstage after the show, the Wagners were unperturbed by the fact Love Letters drew only half a house.
		They praised the facilities at Hamilton Place and the warmth and hospitality of the Hamilton audience, which rose spontaneously to give the Hollywood stars a deserved standing ovation.
	www.rj-wagner.com /spec.htm (605 words)

	Device Taps Thoughts of Disabled (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		By Camille Bains, The Canadian Press, Vancouver BC Canada
		Published in the Hamilton (Ontario) Spectator, Sept. 27, 2001
		A mind-reading device being developed by a University of Victoria biologist and a team of 40 volunteers could allow severely disabled people to communicate more effectively.
	www.raven1.net /treadhed.htm (312 words)

	Hamilton Spectator - Home
		Legal Notice: Contents copyright 1996-2004, The Hamilton Spectator.
		Distribution, transmission or republication of any material from www.thespec.com is strictly prohibited without the prior written permission of The Hamilton Spectator.
		Other comments or questions can be sent to jaussem@thespec.com.
	www.localpros.net /HamiltonCityPage.asp?State=ON&City=Hamilton (145 words)

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	The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) - Conference 2005 - Winnipeg
		Newspapers won't be obsolete if Dana Robbins has anything to say about it.
		The young editor of the Hamilton Spectator has reinvented Steeltown's daily newspaper, making it easier to read, more relevant to readers and much more imaginative.
		He's experimented with narrative writing, hosted public forums on timely topics and tried to make the paper's workplace more open and flexible.
	www.caj.ca /events/conf-2005 (2991 words)

	Redeemer University College Library
		The Hamilton Spectator online with links to other local papers and entertainment information.
		The "all you need to know about Hamilton" website.
		Current weather conditions, forecasts, air quality reports at the Hamilton Airport, with links to National and International weather.
	www.redeemer.on.ca /library/ref.html (2338 words)

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