The parties have met for settlement talks in recent months. Today’s events indicate at least a partial settlement has been reached.
Posted inCity Hall, Hamilton Library Board
Hamilton Public Library Says It is Covered by City Cyber Insurance, No Timeline for Full Recovery
Hamilton’s Chief Librarian publicly speaks about the impact of the City’s cybersecurity failure for the first time.
Posted inHamilton City Council
Matt Francis on the Vacant Unit Tax, Opening Municipal Lands for Housing, and Seeking a “New Deal” with Ontario
Hamilton’s Ward 5 councillor says he “does not oppose” a vacant unit, he’ll support opening municipal lands that ward councillors agree to
Posted inJoey's Notepad
Joey’s Notepad: Canadian Constitution Foundation v. Niagara Region
CCF seeks judicial review of Niagara’s solar eclipse emergency declaration
Posted inBriefs
Jason Thorne Joins Stantec’s Urban Places Practice
Thorne was Hamilton’s General Manager of Planning and Economic Development for a decade
Posted inBriefs
Eight Months Later: Hamilton Still Looking for a new City Clerk
Applications closed in October, but nobody has been hired.
Posted inJoey's Notepad
Joey’s Notepad: MacChangers Program Presentations
Dozens of McMaster students filled the auditorium at McMaster’s downtown campus to present their work on Monday for the MacChangers Program end-of-year presentations. Many of this year’s projects focused on addressing food security issues among the student population, improvements to buildings to address heat issues and bird strikes, and pedestrain safety. The MacChangers program is […]
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Ward 8 Councillor John Paul Danko’s Deleted “Toddlers” Tweet
Danko has apologized for the tweet, the controversy isn’t going away.
Posted inBriefs, City Hall
City of Hamilton Fails to Meet Council Pay and Benefit Disclosure Requirements
Hamilton’s Treasurer says they are consulting with councillors regarding disclosure of expenses.
Posted inCity Hall
Hamilton City Council Says No to Haudenosaunee Development Institute Payment Request
City agreed to pay HDI $50,000 for Chedoke Creek monitoring, HDI sought $145,357. Council also says they will not sign post-clean up agreements with HDI.