Jeff Beattie is running again, after a close third-place in 2018, will it be able to overcome the voter coordination problem and convince people he is most likely to defeat the incumbent.
Posted inColeman's Notes
Walter Mulkewich, Mayor of Burlington 1991-1997, A Life of Public Service
He dedicated himself to public service, he showed courage, grace, and humility in the face of unbelievable adversity. He is an example to us all.
Posted inAdvisory and Sub-Committees, Hamilton City Hall
Hamilton’s Committee Against Racism Concerned About Vaccination Mandates
CARs say the City’s policy disproportionately impacts BIPOC and other equity-seeking communities, and is preparing to speak to Council seeking an end to the policy.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development
OLT Approves 11-storey building at 325 Highway 8 in Stoney Creek
This ruling is the third in recent weeks to overturn Council decisions along arterial roadways with the OLT advises the City to approve midrise intensification.
Posted inPlanning and Development
Demolition Permit About to Be Issued for 97 John Street North
The developer of 41-61 Wilson Street & 97-117 John Street North moving forward with plans for three tall buildings on the site.
Posted inHamilton City Hall
City of Hamilton’s May 31st Vaccination Policy’s Arbitration Challenge
In light of the Labour Arbitration decisions released thus far, and Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health stating immunizations are “not mandated,” it appears unlikely Hamilton City Hall will succeed in defeating the policy at arbitration.
Posted inBriefs, Hamilton City Hall
City Staff to Return To Offices in April through to mid-May
“All remaining staff across the organization who are currently working from home will commence a phased return to the workplace starting on April 4,” Thorne stated during a City COVID update on Monday. “We expected that phase return will take place over the course of about six weeks.”
Posted inHamilton City Hall
City Hall to Resume Enforcement of No Parking Beside Hamilton’s Gore Park Cenotaph
The Veterans Committee was told Tuesday the City will be taking measures to stop people from parking beside the memorial.
Posted inHamilton City Hall
Hamilton Veterans Committee Discusses St. Giles Church WWI Memorial Plaque
The Veterans Committee states private memorials are outside of its mandate. They are interested in assisting with the preservation of the plaque.
Posted inHamilton City Hall
Hamilton’s Tax Assessment Increased 1.1% in 2021
Residential assessment grown slowed due to COVID construction delays. Two big projects – The Marquee at 20 George Street and the new L3 Harris Wescam facility in Flamborough led assessment growth.