Details will be made public after December 6, when the Ontario Land Tribunal is expected to rubber-stamp deal
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BRIEF: City and LIV Developments Ltd. Reach Settlement on 909 North Waterdown Drive
Latest application is for the development of 84 stacked townhouses and 150 apartment units.
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Joey’s Notepad: A U.S. Local Newspaper Reports 80% Circulation Drop in 10 Years
The difference in the United States is that many communities have quality new media start-ups which are providing better journalism and fixing the news crisis.
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Joey’s Notepad: Corus’s Financial Crisis and the Future of CHML
Corus files to CRTC for relief on an exception basis as its cash runs low.
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Joey’s Notepad: Councillors Not Showing Up to Meetings
In an embarrassing moment last week, Council couldn’t make quorum, leaving Mayor Horwath to meet with her staff while standing in Chambers to maintain quorum.
Posted inCity Hall News
Council Names New CityHousing Hamilton Board for 2022-2026 Term
Four citizens appointed will join five councillors for the remainder of this Council term.
Posted inHamilton City Hall
City Council Passes Surprise Downsizing of Municipal Heritage Committee
Committee membership cut in no-notice vote as Council decides to cut committee to seven from eleven citizen members.
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Hamilton City Hall Makes “Final Offer” to HSR Workers
Union calls for workers to vote no on Nov. 5, setting the stage for a labour disruption before the Grey Cup.
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INBOX: Homebuilders Lobby Unhappy with Reversal of Urban Boundary Expansion
Hamilton’s homebuilder lobby, the West End Home Builders’ Association (WE HBA), is disappointed the provincial government is reversing its decision to force an expansion of Hamilton’s urban boundary.
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Joey’s Notepad: On Sarah Jama’s Removal from the NDP Caucus, the NDP’s Divides, and Censure
“Faction 1 sees Faction 2 as inflexible, pushy troublemakers. Faction 2 sees Faction 1 as weak, liberal sellouts” – Graham Steele