Church Political Action Group Takes City of Hamilton Over Abortion Ad Denial
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Divisional Court grants intervenor status to pro-choice group in latest court case regarding anti-abortion / pro-life ads on public transit.
Labour Arbitrator Strikes Down Key Provision of City’s Staff Vaccine Policy
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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.
Site Appeals of Hamilton’s 2017 Commercial Zoning Bylaw Continue
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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.
City of Hamilton’s 2022 Deficit Over $25-Million with Higher Than Previous Years Tax Increases Forecast for 2023
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City Budget Chief Tells New Council during an orientation meeting. City Manager’s Office did not stream updates.
Ontario Government to Order City of Hamilton to Conduct Sewer Audit
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Minister of Environment says the City will be ordered to “clean this mess up.”
Hamilton Water Pipe Flowing Directly into Hamilton Harbour since 1996
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City says it found the leak this morning while reviewing 2013 CCTV video recordings.
Horwath’s Inaugural Speech Promises a Better City Government
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Housing, Safety, Inclusion, Honesty, and Change will serve as foundational themes for Horwath’s first term as Hamilton’s Mayor.
Mayor Horwath Wants To Open Hamilton’s Advisory Committees to All Residents
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Hamilton’s Procedural Bylaw’s citizenship requirement violates Ontario’s Libraries Act, with the bylaw open, the Mayor says it is time to reconsider.
Three Residents and Lakewood Beach Community Council Gain Status to Oppose LIUNA Gardens Development at OLT
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Fengate LIUNA filed non-decision appeals pre-empting Council’s public hearings, leaving residents to argue at the Ontario Land Tribunal
Superior Court Declines to Rule on City’s “Suspended” Vaccination Policy
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Justice Joseph R. Henderson ruled the suspension of the policy means the alleged harms of the policy are now “hypothetical.”