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Interior of a library showing rows of empty white bookshelves and green carpeting. The area has been cleared of books and appears to be in the process of being dismantled.

Hamilton Library Board

Hamilton Central Library Children’s Area Moved to Second Floor Following ‘Adult Disruptions’

by Joey Coleman15 hours ago

HPL moving children’s area from first floor to second floor due to disruptive adults and social disorder challenges.

Ontario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development

1494 Upper Wellington OLT Hearing Shortened as Some Minor Issues Resolved

by Joey ColemanApril 12, 2026

Advisory and Sub-Committees, Front Page

Hamilton Seniors Committee Calls on City to Enforce Snow Clearing Bylaw

by Joey ColemanApril 11, 2026April 11, 2026

Front Page, Ontario Land Tribunal

Former OMB Member Critical of OLT Member Attending Steakhouse with Developer’s Agent

by Joey ColemanApril 11, 2026April 11, 2026

Front Page, Ontario Land Tribunal

OLT Member Attended Steakhouse Dinner that Haldimand’s Integrity Commissioner Reprimanded Two Councillors for Attending

by Joey ColemanApril 9, 2026April 9, 2026

A wide shot inside the Hamilton Farmers’ Market showing the Jantzi Cheese stall. A refrigerated glass display case in the center is filled with various blocks and bags of cheese with price tags. To the left of the counter, a white paper notice is taped to a large, round concrete pillar. In the background, signs for the business and other market stalls are visible.

Front Page, Hamilton City Hall

Vendor Attendance Policy Enforcement Begins at Hamilton Farmers Market; One Vendor Issued Lease Termination Notice

by Joey ColemanApril 9, 2026

Front Page, Planning and Development

Three Mid-Rise Buildings Proposed for 416 Mohawk Road East at Mall Road on Hamilton Mountain

by Joey ColemanApril 9, 2026April 9, 2026

An architectural site plan labeled "12 Storey Mixed Use Building" for 1630 Main Street West and 69 Sanders Boulevard in Hamilton. The drawing shows a large building footprint divided into sections of 4, 9, and 12 storeys. The 1.17-acre lot layout includes a 27-space surface parking lot at the rear , vehicular access from Sanders Boulevard , and landscaped "softscape" areas bordering the property. The plan highlights the proximity to residential homes on West Park Avenue and includes a "Site Hatch Key" for building heights and land use types.

Ontario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development

OLT Will Decide on 12-Storey Proposal for 1630 Main West, Late September Hearing Dates Set

by Joey ColemanApril 1, 2026

Front Page, Hamilton City Hall

Over 25% of Hamilton Residential Property Owners Have Not Filed Vacant Unit Declaration With Two Weeks to Deadline

by Joey ColemanMarch 30, 2026March 30, 2026

Planning and Development

Planning Brief: OLT Sets Three Days to Hear 311 Golf Links Road Appeal

by Joey ColemanMarch 28, 2026March 28, 2026