The Market is one of the best deals in commercial space anywhere in Hamilton. Central to the downtown, all the administrative work and overhead (maintenance, cleaning, utilities, etc) taken care of, and low rent.
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City Posts Outdoor and Virtual Christmas Events to Its Calendar
A couple of Christmas events just posted to the City of Hamilton website yesterday. Here is a list.
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Notes from Tonight's City of Hamilton Pier 8 Tall Building Public Consultation
Around 50 people attended an online consultation meeting, with many expressing opposition to the proposed tall building, and city staff saying it is not a done deal.
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McMaster and City Close to Deal on Land Use and Zoning Bylaw for 1190 Main West Student Resident
Lawyer for the McMaster consortium is hopeful a deal will be reached before the end of 2020. LPAT agrees to postpone hearing to give time for sides to finalize deal.
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Hamilton Development Charges Appeals Head to Mediation, with Exception of McMaster Appeal
The City and McMaster University continue to dispute the tax status of McMaster’s new for-profit private partnership student residence building.
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CityHousing Hamilton Facing Multi-Million deficit in 2021 due to COVID and Rent Freeze
The deficit comes as City Council instructs CityHousing to freeze its budget at 2020 levels.
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Internet to be included as a $15/mth fee at CityHousing’s 500 MacNab Seniors Apartments
CityHousing Hamilton says they hope to expand this type of service to other properties in Hamilton where HCE offers service.
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Hamilton is Distancing Well: UToronto Report
An analysis of smartphone data by a group of University of Toronto researchers finds Hamiltonians have significantly decreased their contacts with individuals outside of their households and maintained physical distancing while reopening businesses and services.
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Hamilton Development Industry Liaison Committee Video Conferencing Until at least June 2021
How long will City Hall meetings continue to be conducted by video conference due to the COVID-19 pandemic? DILG is the first to confirm video meetings into June of 2021.
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Joey’s Notepad: 500176 Ontario Ltd. v. London (City) 27 O.M.B.R. 118
In which my interest in post-secondary students and local government results in my reading an old OMB ruling.