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Hamilton tiny homes pilot likely to arrive late 2023 if approved, says director - Hamilton

Hamilton tiny homes pilot likely to arrive late 2023 if approved, says director - Hamilton
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Hamilton tiny homes pilot likely to arrive late 2023 if approved, says director

Hamilton tiny homes pilot likely to arrive late 2023 if approved, says director
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Workers at a Montreal glass factory, the last of its kind here, are on strike

The workers at O-I Glass, the last factory standing in Pointe-Saint-Charles, are on strike. They want higher wages and say the company should give them a cut of profits after they helped push for an expansion to Quebec's glass recycling progam which will provide the plant with a steady flow of cheap raw materials.

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Brightside park commemorates bulldozed community and surviving, lifelong friendships

Brightside park commemorates bulldozed community and surviving, lifelong friendships
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MARTINELLO: The Good Ship Magog on the Sydenham River – The Beginnings

Author of the article: John Martinello Publishing date: Apr 21, 2021 Â â¢Â 1Â hour ago Â â¢Â 6 minute read Â â¢Â Loading bags of beans into the hold of the Superior at the Wallaceburg Government Dock, 1938. The Superior was a frequent visitor to Wallaceburg s Government Dock. Like the Magog, the Superior was a package freighter and, at 262 feet long and 39 feet wide, was very similar in size to the Magog. This photo gives some idea of what it would have looked like when pallet-loads of glassware, and other cargoes, were slung into the hold of the Magog. Photo from the March-April 1991 edition of Telescope. jpg, WC Article content

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