Intoxicated adults and verbal outbursts have become all too frequent on the first floor of Hamilton’s Central Library, and as a result, the children’s section will be moving.
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Joey’s Notepad: Paying Hackers Ransom Proves Unwise for PowerSchool
When the City of Hamilton was hacked, it refused to pay ransom – because you can’t trust criminals
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John-Paul Danko Wants to Spend $6.1-Million in His Final Council Action
Danko seeks to drain Ward 8 discretionary funds with a no-notice spending spree that will leave his successor with no ability to respond to unexpected infrastructure needs
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Hamilton’s Transit Director hired by Mississauga
Maureen Cosyn Heath will take over Ontario’s third-largest transit agency on June 2
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Council to Vote on Appointing Kroetsch to Joint Stewartship Board
Council agenda
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Re-Elected Ontario Conservatives Re-Table Municipal and Encampment Laws
When Premier Ford called the early provincial election, legislation to
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BRIEF: City Council to Make Decisions on Non-Qualifying Recycling Before 2026
After December 31, municipalities will no longer be responsible for residential recycling in Ontario. Hamilton Council will have to decide if it will do non-residential recycling.
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Council Committee Approves Non-Competitive Purchase of Ambulance Solar Panels, with one vote opposed
Brad Clark votes against non-competitive purchase because the vendor gave City equipment as proof-of-concept and the City is now purchasing without looking at other companies
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Councillor Tom Jackson Warns About ‘Larger and More Powerful’ City Hall Bureaucracy
Jackson hints at reversing the decreases in transparency during this council term after the 2026 election.
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City Plans to Extend Vacant Unit Declaration Deadline to May 30
City staff says 13,500 properties have not yet filed declarations