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This is the first significant revamp of school board trustee ward allotments since the Hamilton-Wentworth District School was created as Ontario District School Board 21 on January 1, 1998.
Bratina says he can lead a new Council with “experience that will amplify and benefit, youthful approaches and new ideas.”
Partridge’s announcement makes a Lame-Duck Council period more likely, meaning staff have to prioritize work to prevent developers taking advantage of this.
Jeff Beattie is running again, after a close third-place in 2018, will it be able to overcome the voter coordination problem and convince people he is most likely to defeat the incumbent.
Mayoral hopeful Keanin Loomis sat down this week with Laura Babcock on the OShow.
He discussed minimum wage, homelessness and encampments, and urban boundary expansion.
The election blog starts now, as Keanin Loomis is the first major candidate to definitively declare in the mayoral race.
“I think that there is a huge, huge appetite for change in this community in for fresh voices and new faces to be around the council table, making the important decisions for this community,” Loomis says.
During his end of the year message, the Mayor praised Council, Senior City Staff, and all the frontline workers involved in responding to the COVID pandemic and the social challenges facing Hamilton.
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.
Singh discussed the NDP’s “Better Jobs. More Jobs.” platform as a federal election looms in the coming months.