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The City of Hamilton plans to begin removing all encampments in parks and public property beginning August 30th.
Community groups are considering their response.
Council to debate starting a process that could see the rear parking lots of City Hall sold or leased for 100 years.
Wilson Blanchard’s Hughson Business Space Corporation says they will build a six-storey commercial building with ground-level retail at 18 to 28 King Street East while retaining three of the four existing facades and recreating the facade of no. 24.
The City expects the site will increase municipal taxes from $37,399 to $118,742 per year. The grant represents 80% of this increase over ten years.
City Hall doubles down on claims the Market is not directly tied to the City of Hamilton despite being a City corporation, in a City facility, with City staff, and all decisions subject to Council approval.
The first train arrived shortly after 8:00 am this morning with approximately six passengers disembarking at the station and departed at 8:13 am with approximately 18 passengers on board.
The Inquiry Commissioner is reviewing 115,000 documents, and interviewing around 60 witnesses. There is no timeline yet for when public hearings will begin.
The Liberals know have a well-known potential candidate as the NDP looks to keep both the Hamilton Mountain seat and the Liberals from getting a majority government.
City paying Cable 14 to provide live broadcast of August 19 ceremony
There’s a deliberate campaign to fix public transit to and within Hamilton – all-day GO service is the latest announcement of this campaign.
