Joey Coleman – Page 4 – TPR Hamilton

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.

Policing & Public Safety

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

by Joey ColemanJune 25, 2026June 26, 2026

A wide, slightly elevated shot captures a densely seated audience attending a public meeting inside a large civic room. Dozens of attendees are viewed from behind, sitting in rows of black plastic chairs facing a raised presentation area. On the left, library board members are seated at tables facing the audience, while a delegate speaks at a podium. On the right, a large projection screen displays a slide presentation and a live video feed. The modern room features a thick concrete structural pillar, white walls, and a distinctive exposed ceiling fitted with large rectangular acoustic panels painted in vibrant blue and lime green.

Joey's Notepad, Liveblogs

OpinionJoey’s Liveposts Replay: Hamilton Public Library Board on June 18, 2026 [Central Library Access]

by Joey ColemanJune 22, 2026

City Hall & Administration

Macassa Lodge Redevelopment Faces One-Year Delay and $1.5-Million Repair After Widespread Foundation Settlement Issue

by Joey ColemanJune 21, 2026

Planning and Development

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

by Joey ColemanJune 21, 2026

Planning and Development

City of Hamilton Reviewing 90 Neighbourhood Plans, Many Could Be Eliminated as Outdated

by Joey ColemanJune 21, 2026June 21, 2026

Hamilton City Council

Where Hamilton’s 16 Council Members Stand on the Data Centre Interim Control Bylaw

by Joey ColemanJune 15, 2026June 15, 2026

An aerial, bird's-eye architectural rendering displays a proposed mixed-use complex featuring three contemporary high-rise residential towers rising from connected multi-storey podium structures. The buildings exhibit light-coloured stone or precast cladding panels contrasted by vertical strips of dark-framed windows and rectangular balconies, with green rooftop terraces situated on the podium levels. The complex is situated at a busy urban intersection flanked by multiple lanes of vehicle traffic, a suburban commercial plaza parking lot to the left, and low-rise residential neighbourhoods stretching into the distance. Ghosted, semi-transparent grey geometric blocks are positioned to the right to simulate future phase build-outs under clear, artificial daylight conditions designed for urban planning assessment.

OpinionJoey’s Notepad: Eastgate Square Redevelopment Site Plan Application Filed – I’ve Requested the Documents

by Joey ColemanJune 15, 2026June 24, 2026

News, Planning and Development

Hamilton Public Library Plans Late-July Opening for Temporary West Harbour Branch at Pier 8

by Joey ColemanJune 13, 2026

A multi-photo document page prepared by Archaeological Services Inc features five colour images documenting the architectural elements of a large heritage stone institutional facility. The top photograph shows the expansive north elevation of the grand stone building under a partly cloudy sky, featuring its green-patinated copper roof and central cupola tower. The remaining four panels provide detailed close-up views of specific architectural components, including the tall, square stone bell tower, rows of small roof dormers beside a brick chimney, a triangular gable end with a semi-circular ventilation louver, and an intricate close-up of the metal soffits and fascia boards, with each frame accompanied by an explanatory figure caption dated 2019.

Ontario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development

Is a Private School an “Urban Use”? OLT Weighs Future of Former Sisters of St. Joseph Convent

by Joey ColemanJune 13, 2026June 13, 2026

OpinionJoey’s Notepad: Seniors Advisory Committee Considers Lobbying for Homeowner-Reserved On-Street Parking

by Joey ColemanJune 13, 2026