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Saving Farmland means all of Hamilton will see new development – can the coalition of common cause be a foundation for dealing with third-rail issues such as Transit Area rating?
McKenna says she plans to continue working to address climate change, cities are the best place to do so. It is too bad McKenna is out of politics, cause hometown girl returns to run for Mayor would be fun to cover.
With a looming federal election, a Council vote to table the LRT decision again is effectively a vote to say no to $3.4-Billion.
Why Mayor Eisenberger does not have a conflict of interest on LRT.
Expect a 12-4 or 13-3 vote, but only after Council has a little fun being dramatic first.
Since 1982, our best laid civic projects have been subject to endless debates at City Council, everyone becomes frustrated, and then a “saviour” proposal is draw on the back of a napkin.
Giorno, in a well written report, finds that the Councillor did use his office to try to influence enforcement and that this is a violation of the Municipal Act, the Police Services Act, and the Code of Conduct for the City of Oshawa. The Councillor did so in good faith.
Enrolment is concentrating at the big universities, and f the Province does not balance the system, other non-GTA universities may join Laurentian in fiscal crisis in the coming years.
A look at what this could mean for Brock and McMaster.
In a letter to Hamilton City Council, Joey Coleman explains why Council’s proposed ban on public correspondence critical of their behaviour will be struck down by the Courts for violation the Charter Rights of Hamiltonians.
Monday’s ticket poses the question, can the government impose a public health limit on the number of people involved in an outdoor protest which follows all other public health regulations?