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Skyscrapers towers over the trees and older buildings of downtown Hamilton which has; on a per capita basis; three times as much parkland as Toronto. The city's core is small; you can walk to art galleries; boutiques and specially shops. Neighborhoods are being refurbished; like Hess Village; restored to Victorian style by a group of lawyers. Hamiltonians now talk positively about their city.

Picture, 1974
Striking changes and a new spirit are evident in Hamilton, where Mayor Vic Copps stands in front of the city hall. Hamilton is not just a lot of smokestacks: It has a new downtown heart in a 43-acre, $100 million square, a mix of public and commercial buildings with arts centre.

Picture, 1974
Vic Copps: Hamilton's former mayor, Copps collapsed from a stroke while running.

Picture, 1974
Copps; Victor

Picture, 1973
Mayor Vic Copps. Removed from Legislature.

Picture, 1973
Copps; Victor

Picture, 1974
Victor Copps. We're letting the Socialists take over.

Picture, 1964
Fit for a princess: The Space Deck of the CN Tower gives the best possible view of the Toronto skyline and Princess Margriet of the Netherlands took advantage of it during a whirlwind tour last night. The princess and her husband; Pieter van Vollenhoven; had flown in from Vancouver yesterday morning to officially open the Amstel Brewery in Hamilton; a subsidiary of the Heineken Group.

Picture, 1982
Canadian champion: Asif Dar, left, spars with Terrence Francis as coach Ken Hamilton looks on at the Cabbagetown Boxing Club. The 14-year-old Dar took up boxing because he was the victim of gang beatings when he and his family first moved to Canada from Pakistan.

Picture, 1980

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