A downtown resident argues with Pasuta on chickens, Chris Murray issues parking tickets, and the City’s anti-racism centre is now operational.
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TPR Newsletter for April 2, 2018: It's Not For Sale, Unless It's For Sale
Is the Discovery Centre for sale? Jason Farr says its not for sale, but that Council’s giving the “first right of negotiation” to whichever developer wins the right to buy Pier 8 lands from the City. So, not for sale, unless it’s for sale.
Posted inHamilton City Council, Videos
VIDEO: Ward 2 Residents Turn Out to Oppose Sale of Discovery Centre
The first public meeting on City Council’s exploration of selling the Discovery Centre took an unexpected turn as Ward 2 Councillor Jason Farr accused residents of having personal issues with him, called a resident his “nemesis”, and to another “some residents are not happy and they will never be” about the Waterfront Trust.
Posted inEditors Note
Coleman's Notes on Stand Against Hate Solidarity March
Today, I joined the Hamilton and District Labour Council’s Stand Against Hate, this is what I observed in the march.
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Coleman: We Must Peacefully Confront Extremism: I'll Be Standing Peacefully Tomorrow, You Must Too
White supremacy must be opposed. It has no place in our society and I fully support the plans of the Hamilton District Labour Council to peacefully stand on Locke Street on Sunday in response to a expected march by extremist white nationalists.
Posted inOpinion, Rob Fiedler
Fiedler: Downtown Secondary Plan Height Max Subject to Tall Building Location and Design
Though hardly fool-proof, the new Plan’s policies aim to encourage applications for tall buildings on larger sites, such as parking lots, that can readily accommodate them, without unduly impeding the reasonable development of other sites.
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TPR Newsletter for March 21, 2018: Brad Lamb Looking to Build More Skyscrapers
Hamilton Consulate Headliner moves deeper into Downtown, Bus Driver donates to Mac to thank students for thanking him, and more.
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TPR Newsletter for March 20, 2018: Television City is About Tower Separation, Not Height
Coleman’s First Look at the Downtown Secondary Plan, Hamilton Now a Lyme Disease Risk, and more.
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The Public Record Email Edition for Monday, March 20, 2018 Hamilton's Dental Health Emergency
Developer pitches library at Pier 8, Coleman says Horwath needs to watch Pike, City Staff Photon Television City & Lamb Fires Back, and more
Posted inPublic Safety
Hamilton Public Health Recommends Fire Department Be Equipped with Naloxone
Pending Council approval next Wednesday, Hamilton’s fire department will begin stocking and administering naloxone as part of their medical responses when they suspect a patient is experiencing a drug overdose.