Lime Ridge Mall owner Cadillac Fairview wants to create a restaurant district as part of their redevelopment of the former Sears store that anchored the north side of Hamilton’s largest indoor shopping centre.
Federal Government CRA Audit Finds City Owes $1.4-Million in HST Reassessment
The City budget portion of that cost is $900,000, with the remaining $500,000 to be paid by the Hamilton Police Service, and the Hamilton Public Library.
McMaster Appeals to OMB on Main West Student Rez Proposal Prior to LPAT Taking Over
McMaster’s appeal is one of over a dozen in Hamilton by development applicants seeking to protect their interests under the more developer friendly OMB rules rather than risk having to appeal under the new LPAT rules.
Hamilton’s Mountain Plaza Proposing Two Mid-Rise Residential Buildings
The planning file for the proposal shows it is in early stages, and SmartCentres is conducting market research to determine if there will be ground level commercial in the buildings, and determining the state of the residential market before finalizing their application.
Pagoda Chop Suey House Sign Being Restored
Tom Wilson says the landmark sign is “to downtown Hamilton what the Hollywood sign is to Hollywood”
Recycle Coach Privacy Breach Exposes Email Addresses of over 1000 City of Hamilton Recycling App Users
City contractor fails to implement basic information security
Truck Fire on Hughson Street North
The Hamilton Fire Department responded shortly after 3:45pm Saturday afternoon for a single vehicle fire on Hughson Street North. Our Joey Coleman happened to be at Dr. Disc for Record Store Day when the fire began and captured these photos.
TPR Email Edition for April 20, 2018: The New(s) Newsletter
A complete redesign of our newsletter to better serve your morning news needs
TPR Email Edition for April 18, 2018: A Big Day for TPR – Launch of Our Press Club
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TPR Email Edition for April 17, 2018: Parking Versus People: Outdated Bylaws
The Public Record publishes a regular newsletter, we post it at the end of each day, sign up to get future editions delivered to your inbox in the mornings, or see our archives. Joey's Opening Note Antiquated Bylaws And In-Fill Housing Hamilton's outdated zoning bylaws create some absurd situations, bylaws written as far back as the […]