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Hamilton Harbour

Hamilton Harbour

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Oct 3, 2026

Daniel ChinHOST
20:38
That's on the south.
Daniel ChinHOST
20:39
On the north, we have the Hamilton Harbour.
Daniel ChinHOST
20:42
On the west, it starts with Ottawa Street, and then on the east, Red Hill Valley Parkway or Red Hill Expressway.
Daniel ChinHOST
20:50
Is that sort of borders Ward 4? That's correct.

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Jason FarrGUEST
30:39
So it didn't work out so good in the end.
Jason FarrGUEST
30:42
But it was good that I got to come back to Hamilton.
Daniel ChinHOST
30:45
yep and well you certainly yep you have a lot well you know a lot of people in hamilton.json and in okay so for the viewers are out there right jason for in early april declared that he is running for ward four counselor in hamilton And Ward 4 again in the borders on the north, Hamilton Harbour.
Daniel ChinHOST
31:10
On the south is the Niagara Escarpment and Kings Forest Golf Course.
Kelly OucharekGUEST
20:42
Staying downtown means they're going to see things that people on the mountain or Ancaster may never see.
Daniel ChinHOST
20:50
Yep, and for the viewers and those outside of Hamilton, Ward 2 boundaries in Hamilton is Queen Street, Wellington Street, Niagara Escarpment, and Hamilton Harbour.
Daniel ChinHOST
21:06
That essentially is Ward 2.
Daniel ChinHOST
21:10
So you have neighborhoods like Corktown, which was just mentioned.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:25
So a ship takes on water in one port, sails across the ocean, and pumps it out into another.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:31
So if it arrives in Hamilton Harbor here in Canada in the Great Lakes, in Lake Ontario, then it will pump out that water.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:38
Now, Not anymore, but that's what it did.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:42
So along with that water comes whatever was living in it.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:25
So a ship takes on water in one port, sails across the ocean, and pumps it out into another.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:31
So if it arrives in Hamilton Harbor here in Canada in the Great Lakes, in Lake Ontario, then it will pump out that water.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:38
Now, Not anymore, but that's what it did.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:42
So along with that water comes whatever was living in it.
Andrew LewinHOST
2:22
But sometimes just historical stuff has really gone on and really gone off the rails.
Andrew LewinHOST
2:26
Like, I live right beside Hamilton Harbour here in Ontario, off the Great Lakes, off of Lake Ontario, and I look at the Hamilton Harbour and the water itself is pretty clean.
Andrew LewinHOST
2:36
I wouldn't necessarily recommend people go swimming in it, people fishing it for all the time.
Andrew LewinHOST
2:40
But also, like, the bottom, the sediment in the bottom has historical, like, PAH.
Andrew LewinHOST
2:55
So what they do is they just don't touch that part of the harbor.
Andrew LewinHOST
2:59
They don't touch the sediment.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:00
If they do, they're very careful, and when they have to dredge it, 'cause there's a lot of boats that come in Hamilton Harbour 'cause it is a major port in Lake Ontario, and they have to make sure that they are being very clean and making sure that the spread of sediment when you bring it up and you dredge doesn't go everywhere, so they have to have curtains and all this kinda stuff, make sure there's no currents.
Andrew LewinHOST
3:17
It's a really tricky process.
Jon NyeHOST
14:48
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Sean DoppSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:55
live east of the Big Apple Harvest moon shine down on Belleville Until that sun stirs and wakes The people of this country I was born and raised There's one thing they cannot take Is a namesake of ours Fifth Great Lake Ontario shall always be It's her rivers and her creeks that keep her clean Hot in the north with that northern drawl Red in the fall, the maple grows tall And all those fields of blue and yellow Ontario calls and I say hello I've walked those shorelines, river, lake, from land Walked in the sands of the thousand islands I've walked those shores in Burlington Bay I've walked the shore in Gananoque
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:17
Yeah.
Jon NyeHOST
21:03
And back to cool names for bands.

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