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For as long as anyone can remember, the development industry’s interests have always won at Council.
Now, online mobilization and membership lists are changing that.
In an email, the HSR’s senior transit planner writes “Maybe Metrolinx could get moving on their Dundas Street BRT (which desired extension to Mac) sooner, rather than later?”
The settlement hearing will be conducted on Wednesday, December 15 by teleconference.
Her personal experience and decade-long professional relationship with Powers are obviously why she voted for him to be the replacement Ward 5 city councillor.
Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger warns if Council votes deal the closed session changes to the bid, they would effectively “abandon the entire Commonwealth Games process.”
In 2017, City Council approved zoning changes at 181 John and 192 Hughson North with the condition there be no evictions of existing tenants. Now tenants are being evicted.
Over 2100 City staff continue to work from home, and are expected to begin returning to offices in the new year.
In recent years, the purchase and demolition of older homes has become more common in Hamilton. Many of these demolition and new builds are “as of right” within existing zoning, and no public notices were required.
Gill became an engaged citizen in retirement because of a passion for building a better Hamilton, and provided me much insight in our conversations in recent years.
Hamilton Public Library Reports 6878% increase in physical circulation year-over-year
