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Liveblog ReplayHamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas Town Hall on AI

by Joey Coleman12 hours agoJuly 14, 2026

HWAD Member of Parliament John-Paul Danko is hosting a town hall on the federal government’s AI strategy. Follow along for live coverage.

Front Page, Hamilton City Council

Live Coverage: Hamilton City Council Holds Special Session on AI Data Centres Today

by Joey ColemanJuly 14, 2026

A medium shot of a group of demonstrators holding various handmade placards. Notable signs read "HANDS OFF OUR DRINKING WATER," "NO AI DATA CENTERS IN HAMILTON," and "SAY NO TO AI DATA CENTRES | PROTECT OUR ENVIRONMENT." The individuals are wearing casual summer attire and sunglasses.

Front Page, Hamilton City Council

Horwath Calls Special Council Meeting to Hear from AI Data Centre Proponents Ahead of Bylaw Vote

by Joey ColemanJuly 10, 2026July 10, 2026

Front Page, Hamilton City Hall

City Manager Marnie Cluckie Departing Hamilton to become CAO of Halifax Regional Municipality

by Joey ColemanJuly 3, 2026July 3, 2026

A wide, daytime landscape photograph captures a line of five towering steel lattice hydro transmission structures stretching from left to right across the horizon. In the foreground, the calm, deep blue water of a lake meets a narrow strip of sandy beach. Behind the shoreline, a dense barrier of vibrant green trees runs parallel to the water, partially obscuring the lower sections of the electrical towers. Thin power lines connect the tall structures against a bright sky filled with large, textured white and grey clouds, with a pair of birds visible flying in the upper left quadrant. The distant background reveals a faint, dark landmass ridge and subtle industrial silhouettes under natural outdoor lighting conditions.

Front Page, Hamilton City Hall

New Council Will Need to Find Up to $86.55-Million for Hamilton Alectra Grid Buildout

by Joey ColemanJuly 1, 2026July 1, 2026

Front Page, Hamilton City Council

Hamilton Council Approves Overhaul of Farmers’ Market — Sets Five-Year Goal for Self-Sufficiency

by Joey ColemanJune 30, 2026June 30, 2026

Front Page, Planning and Development

12-Storey, 153-Unit Rental Tower Proposed for Governor’s Road and Ogilvie Street in Dundas Valley

by Joey ColemanJune 29, 2026June 30, 2026

Front Page, Hamilton City Hall

Dr. Anjali Menezes Quits Hamilton Police Board and Calls on Solicitor General to Dissolve It

by Joey ColemanJune 29, 2026June 29, 2026

A daytime medium shot captures two Hamilton Police Service officers standing amidst the mangled structural framing of a public transit shelter recently struck by a black SUV. The front end of the vehicle rests entirely on the pedestrian walkway, having destroyed the right-side support pillars of the shelter and caused the curved roof frame to buckle downward onto the hood. The sidewalk is completely covered in shattered safety glass interspersed with blue-coloured evidence markers. One officer wearing a dark uniform and a police cap takes notes on a clipboard, while a second officer observes the immediate wreckage. Behind the officers, a marked Hamilton Police cruiser is parked alongside yellow police tape, with a red Canada Post outlet and other commercial retail storefronts visible in the background under flat, overcast daylight conditions.

Front Page, Public Safety

Man Suffers Serious, Life-Altering Injuries after SUV Crashes into King and Dundurn Bus Shelter

by Joey ColemanJune 25, 2026June 26, 2026

Front Page, Planning and Development

Revised Downtown Hamilton YMCA Rec Centre Larger, Residential Smaller With Only One Tower

by Joey ColemanJune 21, 2026