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Hamilton neighbourhood covered after plant malfunction sends 'beans raining down' - Vimarsana News

Hamilton neighbourhood covered after plant malfunction sends 'beans raining down'

Bits of soybean coated parts of the city's North End neighbourhood near the end of December after a processing issue at the nearby Bunge plant.

Source: cbc.ca
Beatrice Ekoko - Vimarsana News

Beatrice Ekoko

Beatrice Ekoko is the chief storyteller and social media specialist at Faith & the Common Good. She also works with the nonprofit, Environment Hamilton's Pollinator Paradise Project. Beatrice has been working on sustainability projects for 12 years, including energy conservation, renewable energy, active transportation, Greenbelt protection and habitat enhancing for

Can Hamilton let go of the suburban dream? - Vimarsana News

Can Hamilton let go of the suburban dream?

Hamilton has enough land to accommodate its future population growth, many say. But are its residents willing to abandon the post-war suburban dream?

Source: cbc.ca
Heat waves like the one smothering Hamilton expected to become more common, say experts - Vimarsana News

Heat waves like the one smothering Hamilton expected to become more common, say experts

As Hamilton sweats through its third straight day under a heat warning, experts are sounding the alarm that the kind of sweltering temperatures currently blanketing the city are forecast to be even more common in the future.

Source: cbc.ca
Royal Botanical Gardens says 'considerable sewage' still spilling into Cootes Paradise - Vimarsana News

Royal Botanical Gardens says 'considerable sewage' still spilling into Cootes Paradise

Royal Botanical Gardens says 'considerable sewage' still spilling into Cootes Paradise The city of Hamilton is awaiting tests from water at Princess Point after concerns about potential sewage in the water. Hamilton Water said it isn't sewage, it's just algae, but Royal Botanical Gardens and Environment Hamilton say it is still cause for concern because of the spill at Chedoke Creek. Social Sharing Hamilton Water say dark algae at Princess Point isn't a concern, RBG and Environment Hamilton disagree Posted: Apr 13, 2021 8:51 PM ET | Last Updated: April 14 Some of the water at Princess Point h...

Source: cbc.ca