Horwath announced her mayoral campaign today, with many similarities to her first surprise victory against the Old Guard of her younger days 25 years ago.
Posted inJoey's Notepad
Joey’s Notes: Weighting Privacy in Public Planning Applications Posted by Municipalities to the Internet
Ontario’s Privacy Commission says municipalities should be mindful of identity thief risks and redact personal information from public records before posting online.
Posted inPlanning and Development
LiUNA Files Two Non-Decision Appeals to OLT
OLT to decide on LiUNA’s projects at 186 Hunter Street East and LiUNA Gardens at 526 Winona Road
Posted in2022 Hamilton Municipal Election, The 155 Podcast - Hamilton's civic affairs podcast
The 155 Podcast Questions for Hamilton School Board Trustee Candidates
Each candidate running for School Board Trustee will be asked to answer 11 questions. Here they are.
Posted inThe 155 Podcast - Hamilton's civic affairs podcast
The 155 Podcast Questions for Hamilton City Council Candidates in Ward 11
Each candidate running for Ward 11 Hamilton City Councillor will be asked to answer 19 questions. Here they are.
Posted inThe 155 Podcast - Hamilton's civic affairs podcast
Tips for Candidates to Prepare and Succeed at Their 155 Election Podcast Interviews
Some brief notes for candidates prior to their interviews.
Posted inColeman's Notes
Coleman’s Notes on the O-Show 100 Days Until the Election Episode
Babcock and Crawford discuss the state of the mayoral race, Tom Jackson, and road safety.
Posted inColeman's Notes
Coleman’s Notes on Keanin Loomis’ Housing Plan Announcement
Loomis Wants 50,000 Additional Housing Units Built in a Decade, His Plan Might Be a Start
Posted inBriefs, City Hall
Hamilton Community Benefits Network Formally Made LRT Stakeholder
HCBN members include labour groups, environmental organizations, community organizations, social service agencies, and community associations.
Posted inCity Hall
Hamilton Expects LRT Construction Will Begin in 2024
LRT procurement to begin soon to find a builder within the 3.4bil budget as Council debates community benefits, pedestrian crossings, and traffic changes