ICs recommend slapping Whitehead on the wrist with 45 days pay penalty for three incidents. They hope he will stop.
Posted inBriefs, City Hall
City 2030 Commonwealth Games Lead Say Hamilton May Host Five Sports
City is likely to host 5 of the 17 sporting event venues in 2030 writes Carrie Brooks-Joiner
Posted in2022 Hamilton Municipal Election
Keanin Loomis Promises Change is Coming October 24
Loomis launches his mayoral campaign with four platform pillars focused on trust, smart growth, fixing City Hall, and a safe healthy Hamilton.
Posted inNews
Thoughts on the IELECT McMaster Research Shop Report
Mac Research Shop Maps reveals new info out of the IELECT Survey, revealing neighbourhood level concerns.
Posted inCity Hall
City of Hamilton Senior Management Lose Their Battle in Stoney Creek
What the heck was City Hall thinking cancelling the Battle of Stoney Creek
Posted inEditors Note
TPR Files Request for 7-Eleven Liquor License Application Appeal Records
In a letter issued to the parties on June 7, the License Appeal Tribunal is giving the applicants an opportunity to request a confidentiality order at the beginning of each respective hearing.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal
Ontario Land Tribunal Appeal at 130 Wellington South Delayed as Neighbours Challenge Applicants Experts’ Status
130 Wellington South’s expert planning witness served as the company’s representative in front of the OLT. The neighbours are challenging his objectivity.
Posted inBriefs
BRIEF: Update on 77 James North, Hamilton City Centre, Planning Application
City Planning Staff and IN8 Developments are negotiating final details of Site Plan. Final plan will likely go to Committee of Adjustment for minor variances.
Posted inCity Hall
PHOTO: City Staff Out in The Field making Main Street Safety Plan
The City’s Director of Transportation Planning Brian Hollingworth, Acting Director of Transportation Operations and Maintenance Mike Field, and the Chief Road Official Edward Soldo led a group of around a dozen City staff who were conducting in-person observations along Main Street during rush hour.
Posted inBriefs
BRIEF: City of Hamilton’s S&P Credit Rating Raised
Move to ‘AAA’ from ‘AA+’ reflects confidence in security of Canadian municipal governments following federal COVID supports