A Night At the Armouries was a wonderful show of community spirit and support for two Hamilton girls, Genna Smith, 4, Madison Smith, 10, who lost their parents and sister in a horrific car crash while on vacation in the U.S. this past June. Shown here, Elvis impersonator Doug Bond. The Toronto-based rockabilly group Davis Payne also took part in this fun event. If you would like to make a contribution to The Smith Family Foundation, contact Hamilton Community Credit Union, Debbie Parr, 499 Mohawk Rd. E., Hamilton, 905-383-3395.

A Night At the Armouries was a wonderful show of community spirit and support for two Hamilton girls, Genna Smith, 4, Madison Smith, 10, who lost their parents and sister in a horrific car crash while on vacation in the U.S. this past June. The Toronto-based rockabilly group Davis Payne, shown here, took part in this fun event. If you would like to make a contribution to The Smith Family Foundation, contact Hamilton Community Credit Union, Debbie Parr, 499 Mohawk Rd. E., Hamilton, 905-383-3395.

A Night At the Armouries was a wonderful show of community spirit and support for two Hamilton girls, Genna Smith, 4, Madison Smith, 10, who lost their parents and sister in a horrific car crash while on vacation in the U.S. this past June. Shown here, Elvis impersonator Wayne Zess. The Toronto-based rockabilly group Davis Payne also took part in this fun event. If you would like to make a contribution to The Smith Family Foundation, contact Hamilton Community Credit Union, Debbie Parr, 499 Mohawk Rd. E., Hamilton, 905-383-3395.

The Canadian Paraplegic Association (CPA) Ontario held its 8th annual Wheelchair Relay NO LIMITS Challenge September 20 at Saltfleet District High School. The wheelchair challenge is an opportunity for all community members to better understand the experience of using a wheelchair, and to help eliminate perceived barriers between people with and without mobility impairments. Funds raised from the event provide the local community with the financial resources necessary to maintain services. Pictured here, Angie and John Sirianni, from Team Chachi. John was the team captain and was the highest individual fundraiser of the event, his team was also highest team fundraiser for the event and won for the fastest team. The event raised over $52,000 (the goal was $50,000).

SRSL Premier League Cup Champs, here, Carlo DiFeo and Marcus DiLoreto. First row standing, left to right, Joseph Aguilar, Garnett Batrynchuk, Stephen McDonald, David Plant, Mathew Antonucci and Marco Faiazza. second row standing, manager Paul Antonucci, assistant coach George Knezevic, manager Joe Batrynchuk, Alfonso Larosa, Ife Igwe, Taha Ilyass, Jordan Elwood, Cordell James, Austin Hunt and Slavko Knezevic. Back row, Anthony Dasovic and head coach Aldo DiFeo.

U12 SRSL League Cup Finalists, First row, left to right, Mark Bradica, Adrian Porebski, Nicola Munarolo, Johnathan Cabral, Anthony Cino and Zachary Maciel. Second row, Daniel Sanchez, Andrew DeFazio, Joshua Keca, Nikola Markovic, Alexander Viola, Mirko Ljuboja, Jacob Podhraski, Justin Whitwell and Stephen Lewis. Absent Neil Sullivan. Back row, assistant coach Lui Cino, head coach Bert DeFazio, and manager Peter Ljuboja.

Public elementary teachers union president David Clegg listens to a reporter's questions at this week's press conference on the bargaining impasse with the province.

The Canadian Paraplegic Association (CPA) Ontario held its 8th annual Wheelchair Relay NO LIMITS Challenge September 20 at Saltfleet District High School. The wheelchair challenge is an opportunity for all community members to better understand the experience of using a wheelchair, and to help eliminate perceived barriers between people with and without mobility impairments. Funds raised from the event provide the local community with the financial resources necessary to maintain services. Pictured here, Becky Smith, a former physiotherapist from the spinal cord injury program who returned to Hamilton for the event, Michelle Reid, an inpatient physiotherapist for the Chedoke Spinal Cord Injury Rehab Program, Margaret Gordon, a physiotherapy assistant for the Chedoke Spinal Cord Injury Rehab Program, and Riley Reid - members of "the Crew" team that placed third for team fundraising.

The Concession Street Fallfest event raised nearly 227 kilograms (500 pounds) of food for Neighbour to Neighbour Centre. Here, five-year-old Reid Wilson got his face painted by Caydie Maerz.

The Concession Street Fallfest event raised nearly 227 kilograms (500 pounds) of food for Neighbour to Neighbour Centre. Here, Concession Street BIA chair Paul Wharton keeps the hot dogs coming on the barbecue.

The Concession Street Fallfest event raised nearly 227 kilograms (500 pounds) of food for Neighbour to Neighbour Centre. Here, nine-year-old Gianluca Figueiredo tries his hand at disc balancing.