Matthew Van Dongen is a reporter at the Hamilton Spectator, specializing in transportation and environmental issues. He covers regional interests and world news, with a focus on topics such as lawsuits, cars, and real estate development. Matthew's work has also been featured in notable publications including the Toronto Star and the Waterloo Region Record.
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Matthew Van Dongen's articles predominantly focus on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, with emphasis on topics such as transportation, infrastructure, public transportation, and city development in Hamilton. If you are a local expert or stakeholder involved in these areas within the specified geographic scope (Canada/Ontario/Hamilton), consider reaching out to provide insights related to upcoming government decisions or regulatory changes that align with his coverage themes.
Additionally, if you have expertise in advocating for specific policies related to transportation and urban development within the Hamilton area, your input could be relevant for potential inclusion in Matthew's future articles.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford in Hamilton to announce opening of new Confederation GO Station.
By: Matthew Van Dongen
Ontario’s premier says province will discuss request to take over Red Hill Valley and Lincoln Alexander parkways
By: Matthew Van Dongen
Ontario Premier Doug Ford in Hamilton to announce opening of new Confederation GO Station.
By: Matthew Van Dongen
The province and fire department found violations at the Tire Buddy property near Lucy Day Park
By: Matthew Van Dongen
The city planned to use speed cameras to crack down on dangerous driving on collision-prone Stoney Creek Mountain road.
By: Matthew Van Dongen
CUPE Local 5167 has moved into a new home after its old union hall was expropriated by Metrolinx, but its legal dispute with the agency is not over.
By: Matthew Van Dongen
Confederation station opens Oct. 27.
By: Matthew Van Dongen
Metrolinx is in charge of designs for the LRT line along Main, King and Queenston
By: Matthew Van Dongen
A Kingsview Drive resident will go to court to try to keep his poolside oasis built on city land
By: Matthew Van Dongen
The Spec wants your ideas about how to improve the city.
