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Posted in2025 City of Hamilton Budget, Hamilton Library Board
Hamilton Library to Spend $150K Studying Feasibility of Ward 14 Branch
Hamilton 2018 ward boundary changes created Ward 14 as the only political division without a library in the ward
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development
Hamilton City Council Makes Two Confidential Decisions on Jamesville Redevelopment
Council votes 12-0 to give City lawyers two directives regarding the Jamesville Redevelopment. Now Hamiltonians wait to see what the decision is.
Posted inBriefs
Hamilton Phishing Fraud on Facebook: HSR is Not Giving Away Annual PRESTO Bus Passes
The City of Hamilton is not selling a year-long bus pass for three dollars. It is a fraud scam designed to get your credit card information.
Posted inPolice Services Board
Hamilton Police Board to Comply with Open Meeting Laws
Police Board still refuses to release public documents discussed in their recent secret meetings
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal, Planning and Development
Hamilton City Council to Discuss Jamesville in Closed Session, Two Days Before ‘Experts Meeting’
Council’s closed session comes as experts for all sides are scheduled to meet on Friday to finalize plan for the scheduled late February contest OLT hearing.
Posted inBriefs, Hamilton Committee of Adjustment, Planning and Development
BRIEF: City of Hamilton Staff File OLT Appeal for 2016 Regional Road 56 in Glanbrook
Committee of Adjustment chose to override the City’s source water and septic systems policies when approving an additional dwelling unit.
Posted inHamilton City Hall
Pier 5 & 6 Construction Paused: City of Hamilton is Late Paying Contractors
Hamilton Waterfront Trust says it owes hundreds of thousands to contractors, but the City has not released funds to pay them. Work is paused until contractors are paid.
Posted inPlanning and Development
Province Grants Environmental ‘Certificate of Property Use’ for 58 York Blvd
An important step towards developing a 28-storey building, with 344 residential units, across from Hamilton’s downtown Central Library.
Posted inColeman's Notes
COLEMAN: An Informal Chat with Mohawk College’s New President
Paul Armstrong climbed the ranks of the College and it shows.