The Market remains on “temporary reduced COVID hours” implemented in March 2020. No plans to change hours despite vendors leaving due to lack of after-work hours.
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Joey’s Notepad: City Files Injunction Against Soil Dumping in Flamborough
The City is doing things right in dealing with the latest case of soil dumping in rural Hamilton.
Posted inBriefs
BRIEF: Committee Against Racism Continues Push for Board of Health Professionalization
Calls are growing for Hamilton to adopt the professional models used in other municipalities.
Posted inPlanning and Development
Hamilton Design Review Panel to Discuss Delta Redevelopment
The meeting will be cast by webinar starting at 1:30 pm on Thursday. Link in the story.
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Hamilton Waterfront Trust Chair Resigns, Meeting Called for Tomorrow
The ongoing saga of the Hamilton Waterfront Trust – the City agency infamous for its secrecy and financial mismanagement – continues.
Posted inBriefs, Hamilton City Hall
BRIEF: Edward Soldo Leaves City of Hamilton for Chatham-Kent
Soldo is best known to the public for his professionalism in light of defamatory and false remarks by former City Councillor Terry Whitehead.
Posted inOntario Land Tribunal
OLT to Hold 9-Day Hearing in November for 186 Hunter Street East
Lawyer for LiUNA express frustration the 104 unit non-profit housing project is taking years to get to an approval decision.
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BRIEF: Hamilton Climate Change Committee Terms going to Council on January 18
New Director of Climate Initiatives Lynda Lukasik says the committee recruitment will be part of the wider beginning of Council term recruitment for all agencies, boards, and committees.
Posted inColeman's Notes
Mayor Horwath Begins to Lead
Mayor Horwath is stepping in where City staff are failing.
Posted inBriefs
BRIEF: O.Reg Change on Rabies Testing to Better Serve Bite Victims
Bite victims will no longer have to undergo rabies treatments not knowing if the animal that bit them was infected.