
Violent Incident Results in Closure of Counters at City Hall
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A violent man threatened city staff on May 12, 2023.
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A violent man threatened city staff on May 12, 2023.
Over 500 people attend Chamber of Commerce Mayor’s Breakfast
Today’s decision makes practical sense.
Kennedy failed to report election spending as required, Election Audit Compliance Committee declined to impose pursue penalties.
HSR managers expect approximately 88,000 Hamiltonians will qualify for 30% fare discounts under new program.
With pending construction in the downtown and building of the LRT on King Street, City Council is open to relocating the Market, will debate further during summer.
City says Parkland fees should be $836,416. Effort Trust says $190,000.
City asking what principles should guide Secondary Plans in urban boundary expansion areas.
Deadline for comment: May 26
Ruling has the effect of upholding Hamilton’s pay day loan bylaw effectively banning new retail outlets.
As 2022 candidates face election audits, they be wise to look back at 2003 and not repeated the same mistakes as Larry Di Ianni did.