
Court Orders No Costs on City Vaccine Mandate Challenge
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Justice notes unvaccinated employees “achieved some success with their application” because the City suspended its COVID vaccination policy.
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Justice notes unvaccinated employees “achieved some success with their application” because the City suspended its COVID vaccination policy.
City Council will now decide if they accept the budget or if they’ll send it to arbitration.
In a series of rulings this week, judicial officers make direct criticisms of City of Hamilton lawyers for increases costs of litigations and wasting time.
At least one Police Board member will vote against the increase at this Thursday’s Police Board meeting.
Ontario’s Information and Privacy Commission orders City’s FOI office to process and respond to a FOI about how the FOI office operates.
Rookie Councillor Supports 16-storeys at Nash and Queenston, not 42 at Eastgate, and not two tall buildings at King and Centennial
In a 5-2 vote, Council appointees approve parking exceptions that allow removal of existing family apartments at 100 Charlton Avenue West.
Divisional Court grants intervenor status to pro-choice group in latest court case regarding anti-abortion / pro-life ads on public transit.
City cannot terminate employees who refuse to disclose COVID vaccination status, but the CIty can put them on unpaid leave for a period of time.
The Ontario Land Tribunal appeals of Hamilton’s 2017 Commercial Mixed Use Zoning Bylaw continues to progress slowly.
A new procedural order was issued today, following a November 24 hearing.