In an end of the year address, the head of the International Commonwealth Games hints at ESports being key to the future of the Games. Looking at the Hamilton bid team, the connections are there.
Posted inCity Hall
HSR May Decrease Service as Driver Absences Increase: Memo
If HSR is short of bus operators due to COVID, summer levels of service, with “extras”, may be implemented as a temporary measure, similar to March 2020.
Posted inHamilton Committee of Adjustment, Planning and Development
Neighbours Opposed New Home on East 22nd Street, Now The OLT Will Decide
Nearby homeowners oppose rental duplexes in their neighbourhood, writing they are concerned about traffic, parking, noise, and setting a precedent that will allow more housing in their mature area.
Posted in2022 Hamilton Municipal Election, City Hall, Elections
Mayor Eisenberger Says He Is “Definitely Up” For Seeking Reelection, Will Announce Decision early in 2022
During his end of the year message, the Mayor praised Council, Senior City Staff, and all the frontline workers involved in responding to the COVID pandemic and the social challenges facing Hamilton.
Posted inPlanning and Development
Chedoke Avenue Residents Fight Park Pathway Lighting at OLT
“Lighting of the path exposes our neighbourhood to fringe members of society in an area with a ton of children. Lighting the path allows these folks to enter into neighbouring homes,” writes one appellant.
Posted inCity Hall
Hamilton Police Services Board Used Non-Official GMail Account for Public Business
The Public Record learned of the Gmail account hpsbchair@gmail.com when the Police Board’s Administrator Kirsten Stevenson included in it an email exchange.
Posted inJoey's Notepad
Joey’s Note: Six-Unit Financing and CMHC
For years, I have not questioned why so many developments have come in at six units. I kinda accepted that three-storey zoning results in six-unit walk-up apartments – two units each floor with amenities and storage in the basement.
Posted inCity Hall
Hamilton’s Medical Officer of Health Considering Local COVID Restrictions as Omicron Variant Spreads
Dr. Richardson says she is considering implementing local COVID restrictions and will be releasing guidance on Monday, December 20 during a planned afternoon press conference.
Posted inPlanning and Development
Hamilton Design Review Supportive of Six-Storey King East Proposal at Steven Street
Members expressed some concern regarding the planned demolition of the heritage interest building at 537 King East, and suggested some design changes for the proposal.
Posted inBriefs
Mayor Fred Eisenberger and Hamilton Police Board Refuse to Release Secret Meeting Agenda
Mayor Fred Eisenberger and Police Board Administrator Kirsten Stevenson refuse to provide the agenda, minutes, open session video, or why the meeting was conducted in secret.