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2026 Hamilton Municipal Election

HamiltonVotes 2026: Mayoral Candidate Keanin Loomis’ Remarks at the Hamilton District Apartment Association

by Joey ColemanSeptember 21, 2026September 21, 2026

Ontario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development

OLT Sets September 29 for Settlement Hearing to Approve Hamilton Upper West Side Urban Boundary Expansion Secondary Plan

by Joey ColemanSeptember 19, 2026September 29, 2026

2026 Hamilton Municipal Election, Policing & Public Safety

Outgoing Board Could Hire Hamilton’s Next Police Chief Before a New Mayor Takes Office

by Joey ColemanSeptember 13, 2026September 13, 2026

Government Accountability & Access

Ontario’s Top Court Rules Any Elector Can File for a Municipal Election Finance Audit

by Joey ColemanSeptember 12, 2026September 12, 2026

Federal Government Announces $936,000 Funding for Hamilton Harbour Initiatives

by Joey ColemanSeptember 9, 2026September 9, 2026

A wide, eye-level exterior photograph showcases the modern architectural facade of the Hamilton Police Service Investigative Services Division building at 100 Wilson Street during twilight. The structure features a prominent, cantilevered upper storey enclosed in an extensive curtain wall of green-tinted reflective glass panels, set above a ground level clad in dark grey brick and concrete masonry. Recessed amber lighting fixtures cast downward glows across the lower exterior walls and along the underside of the upper overhang. In the foreground, an asphalt roadway marked with yellow centre lines borders a concrete sidewalk and terraced planting beds filled with low evergreen shrubs and young trees. Wide concrete steps and an accessible ramp lead to the main entrance on the left, flanked by three tall metal flagpoles flying Canadian, provincial, and service flags. Overhead utility lines stretch horizontally across the pale dusk sky.

City of Hamilton Budget, Policing & Public Safety

Hamilton Police Could Replace Six-Year-Old Forensics Building, Repurpose It as Division 1 Station

by Joey ColemanSeptember 7, 2026September 7, 2026

. A digital architectural rendering captures a contemporary multi-storey condominium building viewed from an eye-level corner perspective during the dusk hours. The structure is anchored by a two-storey podium featuring tall, warmly illuminated floor-to-ceiling glass windows and grey masonry framing, with a prominent entrance canopy bearing the signage 1234 paradise. Above the base, the residential tower rises with a structured facade composed of white precast framing, charcoal-grey vertical brick pilasters, extensive glass curtain wall sections, and protruding private balconies with transparent glass railings. The top floors feature terraced step-backs beneath a dark, cantilevered roof parapet. At ground level, manicured garden beds with pink flowering shrubs and low green hedges wrap around the perimeter, flanked by parked sedans and perimeter deciduous trees under a clear twilight sky fading from soft golden amber to pale blue.

Planning and Development

City of Hamilton Issues Final Approval for South Mountain (Upper Paradise and Rymal) Midrise Condo

by Joey ColemanSeptember 5, 2026September 5, 2026

Widespread Public Transit Cancellations Expected in Hamilton Starting Next Week

by Joey ColemanSeptember 3, 2026September 3, 2026

Ontario Land Tribunal

OLT Sets October 21 As First Date for Hamilton Steelport Land Severance Hearings

by Joey ColemanSeptember 2, 2026September 15, 2026

2026 Hamilton Municipal Election, Editor's Note

OpinionEDITOR’S NOTE: Defining “Front Runner” Mayoral Candidate Status for The 155 Podcast

by Joey ColemanSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 2026