The thunder of hot metal typesetting would fade into the hum of personal computers as the decades progressed but the walls of that old building still bore witness to all the momentous changes and events that our predecessors covered.Every story comes to and end though, and so it is with the Press Buildings.Earlier this year, councillors approved plans to turn it into 25 flats for social housing.The bulldozers have moved in, but the foundations of accuracy, fairness, impartiality and a sense of community that were laid at the Press Buildings will still endure.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. By Scott Radley Spectator Columnist The Hamilton Spectator. Share On March 12, 2015, Michael Andlauer announced that he had acquired the Belleville Bulls and that they would move to Hamilton's FirstOntario Centre for the 2015–16 season as the Hamilton Bulldogs. The Montreal Canadiens' American Hockey League affiliate, the Hamilton Bulldogs, will be moving to St. John's beginning next season, as the IceCaps move to Winnipeg. Bulldozers move in on former Hamilton Advertiser building It was on July 5, 1856, that the first issue of the Hamilton Advertiser and Newsletter was published. The former AHL Hamilton Bulldogs had been sold to the Montreal Canadiens and moved to St. John's, Newfoundland, for the 2015–16 season as the St. John's IceCaps (the True North Sports and Entertainment-owned IceCaps, which were affiliated with the Winnipeg Jets, moved back to Winnipeg). Ourexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights.
Hamilton Bulldogs possibly on the move. The CHL has announced that it has appointed an Independent Review Panel to review the current policies and practices in the league that relate to hazing, abuse, harassment and bullying. Hamilton Bulldogs in talks with Burlington mayor for new arena location . It was on July 5, 1856, that the first issue of the Hamilton Advertiser and Newsletter was published.Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.For most of its 164 years, the Hamilton Advertiser’s home was the Press Buildings in Campbell Street.From the Victorian age to the digital revolution, generations of people with ink in their blood strove to fulfil the vision of our founder William Naismith, to supply a medium “for the ventilation of the wise thoughts of our thinking fellow townsmen, provided they are stated briefly, pithily and to the point.”It was on July 5, 1856, that the first issue of the Hamilton Advertiser and Newsletter was published.A modest four-sheet that cost a penny, it was put together premises in the Post Office Buildings, Quarry Street.Numbering only five, the original staff would soon move to the Black Bull Buildings, which was beside Baillie’s Causeway.And then in 1862 the Advertiser moved to its spiritual home, in Campbell Street.For a century and more, the building would pulse and throb, the layout constantly adapting to new technologies.
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Posted August 20, 2019 11:13 am . To: Bulldogs Season Ticket Holders, Corporate Partners and Fans The Hamilton Bulldogs are pleased to see the City of Hamilton move forward with the redevelopment of the downtown entertainment precinct.… The Ontario Hockey League has appointed 2019 NHL Willie O'Ree Community Hero Award recipient Rico Phillips as Director, Cultural Diversity and Inclusion. The name "Hamilton Havoc" was runner-up. A staff report to city council in December warned the antifreeze lines at FirstOntario Centre where the Bulldogs play are nearing an end which will affect the condition of the ice. Hamilton Bulldogs owner Michael Andlauer has reached out to the City of Burlington about a potential relocation to the city, according to its mayor. The team was nicknamed the "Bulldogs" as it was determined to best suit the City of Hamilton. By Anthony Urciuoli 900 CHML. We believe in fully disclosing the methods to which we collect and use your personal information.
The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) cares about your privacy. To: Bulldogs Season Ticket Holders, Corporate Partners and Fans The Hamilton Bulldogs are pleased to see the City of Hamilton move forward with the redevelopment of the downtown entertainment precinct.… Director Of Cultural Diversity & Inclusion Ontario Hockey League Rico Phillips iStock/ronniechua.