City says the Landowners urban boundary expansion application is incomplete and needs more studies before Council consideration
City of Hamilton Reviewing City Hall Security Following Attack on Edmonton City Hall
City staff met on Thursday to discuss what changes may be needed to ensure safety at Hamilton City Hall.
CHART: Property Tax Increases Among Ontario Municipalities
As Hamilton City Council prepares to approve the largest spending percentage increase in Ontario, a look at increases in other municipalities.
City Looks to Build a New HSR WebApp: Despite Budget Crisis
City expects to complete with Apple Maps, Google Maps, Transit, and other successful third-party apps.
City’s Largest Union Fails to Get National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as a Paid Holiday
Arbitrator denies claim by CUPE 5167 they are entitled to new federal holidays
City Wins Security for Costs in Legal Case Involving Waterdown Garden Supplies Property
In the rare security of costs ruling, Superior Court Justice John Krawchenko expressed concerns about how the WGS is funding its litigation against the City of Hamilton
Woodland Park Washroom Fire: $500,000 in Damage and The Political Fallout
City will update cost to repair washroom next week
Hamilton City Clerk Publishes Personal Information of 36 Budget Delegates
City Clerk initially denied the privacy breach, only removing private info after the Mayor’s Office intervened.
City “Using a Backward-Looking Approach” to Development, Says Lawyer for 2900 King East Developer
OLT hears arguments in favour of two towers with 564 units at King Street and Centennial Parkway. City declines to make opening statement.
Hamilton’s City Manager Says She Feared Reprisals for Speaking Truth as a Junior Staffer
Marnie Cluckie shared her past experiences in Hamilton during a mid-December talk to other municipal administrators.