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Chefs at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel have created a larger than life festive moongate made from gingerbread. The sweet-smelling structure stands 10ft tall, weighs in at more than 300lbs and takes up almost the entire width of the hotel lobb...

The teenage creator of an international organisation set up to translate climate change literature into dozens of languages helped close a major conference for young people on Saturday. Sophia Kianni, 19, the keynote speaker at the Youth Climate Summ...

A newly-minted lawyer said family and a strong support system helped her along the path to success. Ojeda Smith, an associate in law firm Wakefield Quin’s corporate department, added their example meant she was committed to helping other people in th...

Up to 400 people benefited from a Thanksgiving clothes and household goods giveaway today. Grateful Bread, set up to help those in need, handed out second hand clothes, shoes, kitchen items, decorations, towels, sheets, pillows, blankets, toys and ...

A mentoring academy for schoolboys is to hold an open house event on Thursday. Impact Mentoring Academy said parents and pupils at Primary 5 and 6, middle school levels 1 to 3 and senior school levels 1 to 3 were welcome to attend. Timothy Jackson, ...

Part of a city street is to be closed next week because of a burst water pipe. Ewing Street in Hamilton will be partially blocked while City of Hamilton staff deal with the problem. The City of Hamilton said the closure will be in effect from next Mo...

There are no patients in hospital with Covid-19 for the first time since the start of August, it was announced last night. But health officials reported six new coronavirus results. The new cases were detected among 4,528 test results that came back...

Santa Claus will get a helping hand this year from a Christmas gift drive for children in foster care. The Angel Tree event, led by Lindsay Simmons, the president of the Foster Parents Association, asks people to donate a gift or cash to brighten the...

The Olde Towne will be alive with festive season activities at the weekend as part of a bid to promote the area. Businesses and performers have united for the “Holiday Shop ‘n’ Stroll”, which is scheduled to start on Sunday and run every Sunday until...

A veteran teacher at a private school has been appointed as its new principal. Anna Faria-Machado, who joined Mount St Agnes Academy as a Grade 6 teacher in 1999, takes over from Sue Moench, who served in the post for 14 years. Ms Faria-Machado said...