Natalie Hamilton is a Regional News Editor for the community and daily news sites in Hamilton, Flamborough, Haldimand, and Norfolk. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including agriculture, food and beverages, climate change, and environmental issues, while also covering events and conferences. Natalie has been featured in notable publications such as CTV News Toronto, Toronto Star, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Natalie Hamilton's coverage is heavily focused on local events, community initiatives, and municipal news in the Brighton area. She seems particularly interested in stories related to local governance, community development, and social issues.
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By: Natalie Hamilton
From hearing from a woman who is undergoing treatment for breast cancer to listening to another share her story about being a survivor, the Northumberland Hills Hospital (NHH) Foundation is inviting residents to take part in a special event this fall.
By: Natalie Hamilton
The Ontario Health Team of Northumberland (OHT-N) is aiming to provide some TLC for caregivers with the launch of a new caregiver speaker and social hour series in Cobourg starting in September.
By: Natalie Hamilton
Residents and visitors can step back in time this fall to enjoy firsthand the charm, character and architecture of selected heritage homes and buildings in the Municipality of Port Hope.
The Ontario government announced this week it is investing nearly $1.9 million towards strengthening the province's nuclear supply chain to ensure communities, including those in Northumberland County, have the skilled workers, strong suppliers and industrial capacity necessary for the future.
Northumberland OPP is urging drivers to slow down and abandon aggressive driving habits after officers recently laid stunt driving charges in a trio of separate incidents on Hwy. 401.
Police are reminding residents to be vigilant and protect themselves against online and telephone scams as fraudsters are “constantly adapting their methods” in their attempts to obtain money and personal information.
By reporter Natalie Hamilton Things will start getting creepy in Cobourg at nightfall next month.
By reporter Natalie Hamilton The Municipality of Port Hope is rolling out its hydrant flushing initiative.
By: Natalie Hamilton
Members of the Cobourg Police Service (CPS) joined Paul Eddy’s family and friends at a recent celebration of life in Cobourg to honour the force’s former deputy police chief.
By: Natalie Hamilton
With a spotlight on food insecurity this month, Northumberland County is encouraging residents to donate to local food programs to help feed those in need.
