Richard Leitner is a reporter for Hamilton Community News. He covers a range of topics including education, the environment, and regional interests, with a focus on social issues, climate change, and racial injustice. Richard's work has been featured in the Toronto Star and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Club awaiting final city approval to begin construction in May.
By: Richard Leitner
The neighbours of Spencer Gorge Conservation Area say they’ll fight a city plan to promote Hamilton as a tourist destination for waterfalls if it tries to boost visits to the park’s Webster’s and Tew’s falls.
By: Richard Leitner
Hamilton hit a record high of 20.5 degrees Celsius between 3 and 4 a.m. on Wednesday, eclipsing the previous mark of 19.9 degrees set four years ago.
By: Richard Leitner
Hamilton residents wanting to pay tribute to loved ones should soon be able to choose rainbow colours when ordering commemorative benches for city parks.
An official unveiling is set to take place shortly before Monday’s Remembrance Day ceremony, but a new crosswalk by the Stoney Creek Cenotaph is already paying tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for Canada.
Grant funds five brochures for people who can’t access information online
By: Richard Leitner
Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation needs political blessing to expropriate land at intersection near Middletown Road in Flamborough.
By: Richard Leitner
Recommendations to include the Flamborough projects in next year’s water and sewer capital budget got unanimous approval from councillors.
By: Richard Leitner
Councillor says province’s response to city’s concerns came in ‘political’ letter
By: Richard Leitner
Hamilton is giving online voting a test run by offering public school supporters the option when they cast ballots for one of eight candidates in the January byelection in Ward 4 to replace trustee Ray Mulholland.
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