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HAMILTON
Sam (The Record Man) Sniderman says he regrets the day he and his late brother, Sid, bought Hamilton's historic Tivoli Theatre and tried to save the cultural landmark for the city.
He says the Sniderman family is now facing a bill of about $300,000 for the partial demolition and shoring-up work the city ordered after a section of wall collapsed last week.
"Oh my God, I pray insurance will cover it," Sniderman, 84, said...
