Hamilton Bike Share Inc. is asking for increased funding moving forward.
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Hamilton Library Hopes to Finish Financial Statements in June
HPL lost financial data due to the City of Hamilton’s February 2024 cybersecurity failure.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development
OLT Sets Two-Week Hearing For Industrial Subdivision at 370 Garner in Ancaster
Tribunal denies participant status to numerous residents – ruling they failed to adequately detail concerns
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Neil Lumsden Remains Hamilton’s Cabinet Minister
Premier Doug Ford unveils minor changes to his cabinet. Parliamentary secretary roles not yet announced
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Joey’s Notepad: The Honourable Politician and Town Halls
I’m watching events in the United States with concern. The United States has gone from our closest ally to a nation engaged in economic warfare against us – with steel tariffs expected to hit Hamilton especially hard. The United States has a long town hall tradition. Congressmen are expected to open the floor to their […]
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Hamilton City Council to Debate Protest ‘Bubble Zone’ Ban in Closed Session
Hamilton Council cites expect Charter challenge as reason for debating behind closed doors
Posted inCity Hall
City of Hamilton Staff Remove American Flags – Without Telling City Council
Many councillors disagree with decision as staff scramble to return flags to memorials after veteran’s group outcry
Posted inPublic Safety
Officers Involved in Sunday Shooting Not Equipped with Body Cameras: SIU
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