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* [http://www.gotransit.com GO transit (for bus and train travel inside and outside of Hamilton)]
* [http://www.gotransit.com GO transit (for bus and train travel inside and outside of Hamilton)]
* [http://www.viarail.ca VIA rail (cross-Canada train network)]
* [http://www.viarail.ca VIA rail (cross-Canada train network)]
* [https://www.coachcanada.com/bus-schedules Coach Canada] stops at McMaster in front of [https://tinyurl.com/ybfc7f5z Mary Keyes].
* [https://www.coachcanada.com/bus-schedules Coach Canada] stops at McMaster in front of [https://goo.gl/maps/KivqeGqZiCTRgAT98 Mary Keyes].
* [https://www.greyhound.ca/ Greyhound Canada]
* [https://www.greyhound.ca/ Greyhound Canada]



Revision as of 13:40, 4 June 2020

We have lots more information to add here! Send us information and links if you have ideas about showcasing Hamilton for newcomers.

Finding Housing

There are several resources for locating housing online. Here is the link to

If it is an option, it is suggested that you visit Hamilton to look at areas that you would like to live in. Your best resource for housing options will often be talking to current graduate students.

Transportation

Hamilton has an extensive public transit network. It is also very easy to travel to Toronto and surrounding cities via public transit. When you pay your student fees, you will receive a 12-month bus pass for the Hamilton Street Rail bus network (HSR).

Hamilton has a great bike share program called SoBi (Social Bicycles), with bike stations located on campus and throughout Hamilton neighbourhoods:


Add information about:

neighbourhoods, advantages and disadvantages of each

  • Westdale
  • Downtown
  • Strathcona/Kirkendale
  • Emerson/Ansile Woods
  • Dundas
  • living in Toronto (how to, disadvantages to commuting)

Grocery stores

parking on campus

Entertainment

Bars, restaurants, cafes,

Festivals in Hamilton