Hamilton Police began deploying body cameras on March 3rd.
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Joey’s Notepad: Sault Ste Marie Latest Municipality to Propose Sign Ban
Sault Ste Marie is the latest Ontario municipality to propose banning the public from carrying protest signs into public meetings, despite an Ontario Superior Court ruling that the bans violate the Charter of Rights. Sault Ste Marie Council will vote tonight on the ban. [Page 239 in the agenda] In Gammie v. South Bruce Peninsula […]
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Joey’s Notepad: Divisional Court Grants Leave to Appeal to Mississauga in OLT Affordable Housing Decision
Adding this to my queue of cases to watch
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Joey’s Notepad: Local Board Seats not Automatically Vacated on Election to Higher Office
Hamilton Council awaits a formal resignation letter before recruiting a replacement to the Public Health Subcommittee
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BRIEF: City of Hamilton Looks to Designate First Pilgrim United Church at 200 Main Street East
City’s Heritage Committee plans to designate at March 28 meeting, saying the future of the congregation is uncertain
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Notepad: Mayor Andrea Horwath’s Monday Media Availability
Mayor Horwath discusses response to tariffs, and answered questions on her trip to Washington, the provincial election results, Hamilton’s poor housing approval performance, downtown safety, and more.
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Joey’s Notepad: Last Week’s Great Lake Mayors Presser and the Republican Mayors Championing Canada-US Relations
Mayors from both sides of the border find common ground as U.S. mayors took the message of ending tariffs to the White House.
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Joey’s Notepad: Tariffs are the Story of the Day at Hamilton City Hall
CBC Television and CHCH-TV both interviewing Mayor Andrea Horwath on tariffs this Wednesday
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Joey’s Notepad: The One Year Anniversary of Cameron Kroetsch’s Suspension from the Police Board
A quick note explaining why there isn’t a large note – I’m covering a bunch of other things
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BRIEF: City Issues Affordable Housing Grant for New Build at 186 Hunter Street East
$200,000 grant issued for new 14-storey 241-unit rental building based on construction permit value of $69.12-million