6,798 people visited the Market on Hamilton Day – an increase of over 35 percent from 2023’s Hamilton Day, and triple the Saturday foot traffic the week prior in October.
Posted inPlanning and Development
Demolish the Historic Tivoli Auditorium: 193-Page Report Submitted to City of Hamilton
After another decade of neglect, the Tivoli Auditorium is unsafe, asbestos filled, and must be demolished says a report submitted to the City of Hamilton seeking demolition approval.
Posted inHamilton City Council
Mayor Andrea Horwath’s Post-Council Comments on October 23, 2024
Mayor Andrea Horwath spoke with the two journalists who attended and covered Wednesday’s Council ratification meeting.
Posted inHamilton City Council
Hamilton City Council votes 10-5 to Call on Province to Keep Supervised Consumption Sites Open
Premier Doug Ford has announced the provinces consumption sites will close in March 2025, and be replaced by treatment hubs.
Posted inBriefs
CityHousing Hamilton Says There is “Some Slowdown in Tenant Placement” due to Cybersecurity Failure
“The current vacancy rate is estimated to be 3.62% (258 units),” according to CityHousing Hamilton.
Posted inCity Hall News
Hamilton Council Will Meet Less in 2025, Promising More Public Notice and Engagement
City councillors on committee approve 25 percent decrease in meetings, promising more notice and time for public input in 2025
Posted inJoey's Notepad
Joey’s Notepad: Upcoming Council Reports List Used to Be Public Information
Hamilton City Council debating if they can make a list of upcoming council reports public information.
Posted inCity Hall News
CityHousing Board Ends Livestream Due to Dispute With Delegate
City Hall was called into the meeting after a delegate refused to cease the floor after being stopped from making accusations against individuals. The meeting continued without any livestream.
Posted inCity Hall News
Hamilton City Council Plans to Take Every Third Week “Off” in 2025
Proposal will cut Council ratification meetings to 15 in 2025, from 19 in 2024 – a decrease of nearly 25 percent.
Council will have 18 weeks “off” in 2025.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development
Jamesville Update: City and CN settlement continue talks, “will not file Agreed Statement of Facts” to OLT
This is another indication that settlement talks regarding the future redevelopment of the Jamesville site are progressing well, and a settlement may be close.