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Circulation. 99,391 weekdays. 103,109 Saturdays (as of 2010) [1] ISSN. 1189-9417. Website. www.thespec.com. The Hamilton Spectator, founded in 1846, is a newspaper published weekdays and Saturdays in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. One of the largest Canadian newspapers by circulation, [2] The Hamilton Spectator is owned by Torstar.
The Hamilton Spectator is a tri-weekly tabloid newspaper, which has been published in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia since 1859.It is published by the Hamilton Spectator Partnership Pty Ltd. Originally, the Spectator was known as the Hamilton Courier as established in 1859 by Thomas Wotton Shevill, it then became the Hamilton Spectator and Grange District Advertiser in 1860, and later The ...
In a Hamilton Spectator article in March 2010, the paper stated that George considered attempting to hide the retirement bonus from disclosure to be "the most foolish thing he did in office". According to George, "I take full responsibility for the stupidity of converting my post-retirement allowances into a figure that was seen quite clearly ...
The Spectator covers a wide range of topics, including campus news, local news, national news, Hamilton sports, and campus life. The publication is available online as well. [58] The Talisman, an early literary magazine, was published between 1832 and 1834, while The Radiator, considered the precursor to The Spectator, emerged in 1848
1877 – Robert Smiley, the founding publisher of The Spectator, sold the newspaper to William Southam in 1877 as the first link in the Southam newspaper chain. [33] 1877 – Hamilton population at 32,641. [1] 1878 – The first telephone exchange in the British Empire was opened in Hamilton.
Hamilton was a member of the "No Turning Back group", advocating Thatcherite policies. [citation needed] In November 1989, Hamilton won the Spectator parliamentary wit of the year award. He jokingly remarked that when told of winning the award, he thought it was for being the "Twit of the year". [129]
Detective Sergeant Peter Thom provided only this information to the news media: "I've been told he works for a family business down in Stoney Creek", apparently related to a cafe and real estate. [31] [49] [52] A subsequent report in January 2020 by The Hamilton Spectator stated that the business was a "realty training centre with an attached ...
Later life. He opened a consulting firm after leaving politics. Davison wrote a column for the Hamilton Spectator newspaper until it was cancelled in 2002. Following his column's cancellation, he became a political commentator for CHCH News and, in 2003, sought appointment to the Hamilton Police Services Board.