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Colour-coded environmental mapping of the Safari Road study area showing ecological features and flood risk. Safari Road is highlighted in red (high risk) and yellow (medium risk) running diagonally across the map. The provincially significant wetland is outlined in light blue dashed lines, with an unevaluated wetland shown in darker blue dashes. Green areas indicate wooded zones; light blue shows waterbodies; and dark blue lines mark watercourses. White icons with species silhouettes indicate species-at-risk habitat locations (including mammals and birds) concentrated along the road corridor. Direct fish habitat areas are marked with fish icons. An inset note explains that ditches connected to flooded areas have potential to support direct fish habitat when wet. City of Hamilton graphic prepared for May 2026 environmental assessment.

Front Page, Hamilton City Council

Hamilton Council Votes 9-4 to Study Cost of Closing Submerged Section of Safari Road

by Joey ColemanMay 16, 2026May 16, 2026

Hamilton Library Board

Hamilton Library’s 2023 Operating Deficit of $687,160 Driven by Security and Social Support Costs

by Joey ColemanMay 15, 2026

Hamilton City Council

Hamilton City Council Unanimously Updates Fair Wage Policy, Reducing Wage Lag to One Year

by Joey ColemanMay 14, 2026May 14, 2026

Front Page, Planning and Development

In 13-3 Vote, Hamilton Freezes Development Charges for 2026/27 to Stimulate New Housing

by Joey ColemanMay 14, 2026

Front Page, Hamilton City Council

Hamilton Council Meets Today: No Audit Statements Before Election, GM Investigation, and Safari Road Closure

by Joey ColemanMay 13, 2026May 16, 2026

A black-and-white technical planning map from the City of Hamilton’s Planning and Economic Development Department titled "Special Figure: 1494 Upper Wellington Street." The map shows a large property parcel bounded by Stone Church Road East to the north and Upper Wellington Street to the east. Different hatched patterns indicate various "Maximum Height" zones across the site: a large western section is capped at 22 metres; a northeast corner section (Area B) is capped at 40 metres; and transition zones are marked at 28 metres, 12.5 metres, and 10.5 metres. The map includes detailed minimum setbacks and stepbacks ranging from 2 to 23 metres. Neighboring residential streets Cielo Court and Sorrento Place are visible to the west and south.

Planning and Development

Hamilton Council Approves Scaled Down Rental Mid-Rises at 1494 Upper Wellington

by Joey ColemanMay 12, 2026

Front Page, Hamilton City Hall

Council Poised to Approve More Development Charge Relief Amid Housing Downturn

by Joey ColemanMay 11, 2026May 11, 2026

Citizen-Majority Boards and Agencies

Hamilton Property Standards Committee Cancelled Fourth Meeting Due to Ongoing Quorum Issues

by Joey ColemanMay 10, 2026May 10, 2026

Planning and Development

Slate Seeks City Severance Approval for Data Centre Campus

by Joey ColemanMay 7, 2026

Hamilton City Hall

City Closes Powell Park Community Garden Due to Soil Contaminants

by Joey ColemanMay 6, 2026May 6, 2026