For the first public hire, the CMO is looking for someone to “upgrade external citizen and internal business process forms to fillable PDF.”
Posted inBriefs
Brief: Mayor Eisenberger Says City Planning to Return Staff to Offices Before End of 2021
City Hall is keeping the return-to-office plan quiet. The Mayor surprise remarks reveals the key question.
Posted inCity Hall
HSR Union Filing Grievance Against City of Hamilton’s COVID Vaccination Policy
ATU 107 president Eric Tuck says the union supports voluntary vaccination and the City has not done enough education prior to imposing the vaccination policy.
Posted inCity Hall
Hamilton City Council Votes 13-1 for COVID Vaccination Requirement for City Staff
Staff who choose to not get vaccinated will be required to take an education session and submit to regular COVID testing.
Posted inColeman's Notes
Why City Hall Held Monday’s COVID Press Conference
City Hall had to respond after the province reported 101 news cases in Hamilton on Sunday. The goal, set a narrative. With no plan, the presser failed.
Posted inCity Hall News, Coleman's Notes
Coleman: Lyndon George a Great Choice for HARRC Exec Director
Lyndon George brings exceptional proven experience in Hamilton’s politics as an honest broker who achieves positive outcomes in difficult situations.
Posted inCity Hall, Hamilton City Council
Special Council Meeting Next Thursday to Vote on Vaccine Mandate for City of Hamilton Employees
Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger wants to follow the City of Toronto and other Ontario municipalities in requiring all municipal employees to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Posted inBriefs, Planning and Development
Joey’s Planning File Notes I: Corktown Plaza and Gore Buildings at Final Permit Approvals
Two high-profile downtown Hamilton projects are in the final stages of City Hall permit approval: the Corktown Plaza and the Gore Buildings.
Posted inPhoto Stories
PHOTOS: The Pulling Down of Hamilton’s Sir John A Macdonald Statue
Canada’s first statue of Sir John A Macdonald was pulled by a crowd of around 200 people on Saturday, August 14, 2021. The crowd marched to Gore Park from an Indigenous Unity Rally at Hamilton City Hall.
Here are some photos of what happened.
Posted inPodcasts
The 155 Podcast: Hamilton Mountain NDP Candidate Malcolm Allen
Malcolm Allen wants to address affordability, improve health care, serve the residents of Hamilton Mountain and continue the legacy of service of recent NDP MPs Scott Duvall and Chris Charlton. This is why he is running to be Hamilton Mountain’s next Member of Parliament.
Full Podcast and Transcript