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WEBComprehensive Coverage of Hamilton's Civic Affairs. On September 25, Waterloo’s regional council voted 13-2 to petition Ontario Premier Doug Ford to allow Kitchener’s supervised consumption site to continue operating.
Ward 4 Public Trustee By-Election Voting Day Will January 6 or 7, …
WEB1 day ago — Hamilton City Clerk Matthew Trennum has issued notice that candidates who run in the Ward 4 Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Trustee by-election must file their election finance returns by 2:00 p.m. on Friday, February 21, 2025.. This means voting day will be no later than Tuesday, January 7, 2025. In a separate report to Hamilton City Council, Trennum refers to the “2025 Ward 4 By ...
Hamilton City Council to Take Position on Closure of Supervised ...
WEB2 days ago — Hamilton City Council will vote on endorsing a petition by Waterloo Regional Council calling on Premier Doug Ford to reverse his announced plan to close existing supervised consumption sites on March 31, 2025. The provincial government plans to replace SCS sites with 19 new “Homelessness and ...
Council’s new “Public Health Subcommittee” Education Rep to be ...
WEB2 days ago — Hamilton City Council continues interviews to select the members for the new “Public Health Subcommittee.” Council approved the subcommittee’s creation in January 2024. The 13-member committee will effectively replace City Council as the Board of Health. Six of the members will be members of ...
Hamilton Police Chief Frank Bergen on Shootings, Gun Seizures, …
WEB6 days ago — Hamilton Chief of Police Frank Bergen addressed this year’s gun violence, the number of guns seized by Hamilton Police, and the latest failure by Hamilton Police to properly execute search warrants – the day before Bergen spoke, the Ontario Court of Justice quashed a search warrant due to the failure of Hamilton Police to provide full and honest disclosure.
City of Hamilton signs 49-Year Lease Extension with TradePort at ...
WEBSep 28, 2024 — TradePort will continue to operate the John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport for the next 49 years, the City of Hamilton announced today. In a statement on the City website, the City of Hamilton states Tradeport International Corporation is committed to spending $400-million “to further ...
Justice of the Peace Tosses City of Hamilton Building Permit Case
WEBAug 29, 2024 — No surprise here. This city always has one issue or another, and in many cases, it ends up costing taxpayers a lot more. It makes one feel that either the city doesn’t really care, or they just willy-nillie up our taxes because they know they can, and continue on.
City Announces First “Safety Enhancement” Changes to Main and …
WEBJul 6, 2022 — Hamilton’s Chief Road Official Edward Soldo writes the City is acting this summer to make Main and King Streets safer. The changes include decreasing the number of lanes on Main Street to four from five, changing traffic light timings, allowing pedestrians advance time to begin crossing intersections before traffic, restricting right turns on red, removing rush-hour parking restrictions, and ...
Ontario Auditor General: Province Failing To Prevent and …
WEBDec 1, 2021 — Report finds a lack of tracking, data collection, spending oversight, and strategies as serious problems and calls on the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and House to act immediately to standardize municipal approaches to homelessness, ensure reliable data collection, implement spending oversight, and
BRIEF: Hamilton Ontario 2021 Census Population and Dwelling …
WEBMar 29, 2022 — The City of Hamilton's Planning and Economic Development department just released its preliminary analysis of the 2021 federal census population data. General Manager of PED Jason Thorne writes the population increased in every ward except Ward 13 where "there was a minor population decline."