Members of Hamilton’s Aboriginal Advisory Committee says she will be missed and a hard act to follow.
Hamilton’s Associate Medical Officer of Health Hopeful for August Reopening
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“I think the way things are headed, assuming we get and continue to have good vaccination rates, and what the province saying that at some point in August, you’re not gonna see very many restrictions at all from a governmental perspective”, Dr. Tran told Hamilton’s business improvement areas this morning.
BRIEF: Lobbyist Wants Hamilton to Adopt Bus with Rails Concept
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The idea would require more buses to carry the same number of passengers as LRT, resulting in higher operating costs than light rail.
New Vrancor Tower at 154 Main East Will Pay $400,000 More Per Year in Property Tax
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The assessed value of the property is jumping from $4-million when it was twostorey commercial building to $45-million as a twenty-six (26) storey mixed-use building.
BRIEF: Hamilton Police Create Full-Time Two- Spirit and LGBTQIA+ Liaison Officer
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Hamilton Police failed to prevent and failed to effectively respond to a violent attack upon the Hamilton Pride Festival in 2019, one of the many failings found in an independent report was that HPS had no coordination with the diverse communities organizing Pride.
Council Approves 2024 Canadian Open, Four Councillors Vote Against
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The event passed in a 11-4 vote, with Councillors John-Paul Danko, Brenda Johnson, Nrinder Nann, and Maureen Wilson opposed.
BRIEF: City Selling Alleyway at 315B Aberdeen as Final Step of Implement LPAT Settlement
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The sale follows a neighbourhood settlement at the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal, which TPR reported on in January.
BRIEF: Organic Waste Facility Sold, SusGlobal says they plan to add R&D to site at 520 Nash Road North.
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In a press release, SusGlobal Energy Corp. states they purchased a a 40,535 square foot facility on 3.26 acres at 520 Nash Road with existing permissions to operate a organic waste processing plant. They plan to make liquid fertilizer products at the plant. They are seeking to expand the site to include research & development along with offices.
Hamilton’s Ash Tree Removal Program On Schedule and On Budget
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During the past eight years, 22,616 trees have been removed. Approximately 3,800 Ash trees remain to be removed
Hamilton Public Library Looking at Grants to Partially Cover Cost of Outdoor WiFi Expansion
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“During the lockdown, people were observed in parking lots and beside buildings to catch WiFi bleeding from the library”, writes Hamilton Chief Librarian Paul Talaka in a report. “While HPL continues to work on improving internal WiFi, it’s become apparent that free outdoor WiFi is a high need as well”.
Minister of Municipal Affairs Grants Hamilton Council Zoning Order
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City Council requested the order in December to create affordable seniors housing in former office space on the first floor of First Place.