Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger wants to follow the City of Toronto and other Ontario municipalities in requiring all municipal employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Posted inBriefs, Planning and Development
Joey’s Planning File Notes I: Corktown Plaza and Gore Buildings at Final Permit Approvals
Two high-profile downtown Hamilton projects are in the final stages of City Hall permit approval: the Corktown Plaza and the Gore Buildings.
Posted inPhoto Stories
PHOTOS: The Pulling Down of Hamilton’s Sir John A Macdonald Statue
Canada’s first statue of Sir John A Macdonald was pulled by a crowd of around 200 people on Saturday, August 14, 2021. The crowd marched to Gore Park from an Indigenous Unity Rally at Hamilton City Hall.
Here are some photos of what happened.
Posted inPodcasts
The 155 Podcast: Hamilton Mountain NDP Candidate Malcolm Allen
Malcolm Allen wants to address affordability, improve health care, serve the residents of Hamilton Mountain and continue the legacy of service of recent NDP MPs Scott Duvall and Chris Charlton. This is why he is running to be Hamilton Mountain’s next Member of Parliament.
Full Podcast and Transcript
Posted inHamilton City Hall
Councillor Danko on Ancaster Sewage Bypass Motion
Ward 8 Clr John-Paul Danko voted in favour, noting during a catastrophic storm event, sewage will end up in waterways. Then added this is why a stormwater fee is needed.
Posted inPlanning and Development
Talks Regarding Future of St. Giles Church Building at Impasse
“It was just a real schlimazel” is how one heritage advocate described the relationship between them and the Church
Posted inHamilton City Hall
Home of Ward 1 Councillor Maureen Wilson Egged
“To the guys in the black pickup who woke up my kids in the middle of last night & egged the entire front of my home – if you don’t like my vote on the Encampment issue then feel free to cast your ballot accordingly next fall. But leave my kids and family out of this.”
Posted inHamilton City Hall
Hamilton City Council Holds Emergency Meeting and Ends Encampment Protocol
The City of Hamilton plans to begin removing all encampments in parks and public property beginning August 30th.
Community groups are considering their response.
Posted inHamilton City Council
Hamilton Needs Class A Offices, Metro Partners Wants To Build Them Behind City Hall
Council to debate starting a process that could see the rear parking lots of City Hall sold or leased for 100 years.
Posted inPlanning and Development
Gore Buildings Proposal Praised by Heritage Review Committee
Wilson Blanchard’s Hughson Business Space Corporation says they will build a six-storey commercial building with ground-level retail at 18 to 28 King Street East while retaining three of the four existing facades and recreating the facade of no. 24.