Comprehensive Coverage of Hamilton's Civic Affairs
The last City closed door discussion regarding settlement talks was on October 16.
In late October, all sides informed the Ontario Land Tribunal they would not file agreed statement of facts.
City says Ministry deemed work had begun because two contractors were on site: a security company and another company installing fencing.
The first week of the second half of the 2022-26 Council term reflected the gloomy mood of a city watching the final demolition of the Gore Park buildings.
A look at the challenges of municipal budgeting, ‘municipal inflation’, and where other municipalities are in their budget processes.
Notes from the TPR Newsletter Edition
From the newsletter edition: a look at Hamilton’s legal strategy and why it may work.
There is still honour in politics, and one of the truly honourable ones recently announced their retirement.
The City original claimed it was delaying opening the site to ‘ensure the safety of residents.’ In fact, the delay is because the Ministry of Labour has ordered work stopped due to violations.
A settlement will allow six-storey seniors apartments, and two tall buildings of 30 and 31 storeys. There will be approximately 975 rental units.
Superior Court approves $13-mil bankruptcy purchase bid, gives other bidders until December 18 to outbid. City supportive, extending all development permits.
