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Meredith Macleod

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Associate publisher and editorial director of HAMILTON CITY Magazine, musician, dog lover and always optimistic golfer. Hamilton is in my blood.
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ON THE MENU: WHAT’S OPENED AND CLOSED ON THE LOCAL RESTAURANT SCENE

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By Meredith Macleod Verified, Here's a list
| HAMILTON CITY Magazine Verified
Here's a list of what has come, gone and changed in Hamilton and Burlington in June. Launched & opening soon Burgers n’ Fries Forever (738 Burloak Dr., Burlington) This Ontario franchise has recently expanded to Burlington with its Halal Triple A Canadian beef smash burgers, chicken sandwiches, handcut fries, poutine, onion rings, homemade dips, and milkshakes.
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The brothers, The Beans

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By Meredith Macleod Verified, Gabriel Elias Marcelo
| HAMILTON CITY Magazine Verified
Gabriel Marcelo and Paulo Leon are building on the music scene in Hamilton through their music, their venue, and their record label. Chilean-Canadian brothers Gabriel Marcelo and Paulo Leon are building on Hamilton’s music scene on multiple fronts. They are lifelong Hamiltonians, and frontmen of three-piece rock band The Beans and duo dance project CIN5O (pronounced seeng-koh). Marcelo is a McMaster graduate, and Leon is currently enrolled at Mohawk College, due to graduate later this year.
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Burlington sculpture trail about to close for 2026

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By Meredith Macleod Verified
| HAMILTON CITY Magazine Verified
Waterfront exhibit features more than 60 works from artists from across Canada and around the world. You have only a few days left to take in the 2026 Burlington Waterfront Sculpture Trail. It is scheduled to close Sunday after weeks of showcasing sculptures for the public. This is the fifth year the trail has been running and this year there are over 60 works available to see. This includes sculptures set behind glass, and some that are open to the elements as well as major, free-standing works.
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