Bike Parking Lots – What a Novel Idea
A famous songstress once wrote “pave paradise and put up a parking lot.” With the explosion of the usage of the automobile and the influx […]
Articles by Jason Nason
Pedestrian Signal Buttons – Useful Yet Troublesome
With alternate modes of transportation becoming more popular in the city, from taking the bus, riding your bike, or taking a stroll, additional infrastructure is […]
Bike Routes on Busy Streets – Barton St E
Bike routes in the city, whether they are signed or not, should not be on high volume traffic roads. High volume roads can create a […]
GO Transit – coming to James St N
Every weekend during the summer you can ‘zip down’ to Niagara Falls on the GO train and soon you may be able to do the […]
Bike Lanes on Jolley Cut? Not this time
If you commute on the Jolley Cut at all, whether it be by car, bus, bicycle or pedestrian, you have no doubt seen the signs […]
Festival of Friends 2010
I wonder if anyone has been to every Festival of Friends event. I’m sure someone in the city has. I’ve only been to a few […]
Open Streets Hamilton – A Great Initiative
On June 6th of this year the City of Hamilton joined a growing number of cities in an event to ‘open the streets’ to pedestrians, […]
Pan Am HostCo Relocates Track & Field from Hamilton
The debate has been going on for weeks to come to a consensus or a decision on what site to locate the new Pan Am Stadium. The […]
Bike Routes – Work in Progress
Cycling in the city can be an enjoyable experience. Hamilton has a multitute of shared trails and a connected network of bike routes that span […]
August 2nd is George Hamilton Day
The City of Hamilton will officially announce this Monday that the Civic Holiday will be known as George Hamilton Day in honour of the city’s […]