Comprehensive Coverage of Hamilton's Civic Affairs
Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government plans to incentivize the creation of more Additional Dwelling Units by overriding more local zoning controls.
Hamilton’s ADU zoning rules are among the most permissive in Ontario and will not be significantly changed by the new regulations.
It is the latest secret meeting by the Hamilton Police Services Board. Police Boards are except from the open meetings oversight of the Ontario Ombudsman.
The proposal for 72-78 Stirton will create 29 new rental units while maintaining the exterior of a former industrial warehouse.
In one of the quicker OLT decisions in recent years, the Tribunal overturned Cassar’s blocking of a self-storage use at 1225 Old Golf Links Road.
Library says the new branch will include dedicated spaces for Indigenous people, and a public cafe on the waterfront.
Hamilton City Council has approved spending an undisclosed amount to upgrade over 350 meeting rooms across the City’s facilities.
The designation will scuttle proposals by property owner Harry Stinson to build a tall building on the site.
The City of Hamilton is implementing the property tax exception for All Saints Anglican Church at 301 King Street East.
September’s meeting also talked LRT communications, but nothing about actually building the project.
New owner Core Development Group plans to use the existing 18-storey permission for the site to build a 272-unit building with ground level commercial.
