Hamilton Community Benefits Network Formally Made LRT Stakeholder
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HCBN members include labour groups, environmental organizations, community organizations, social service agencies, and community associations.
Hamilton Expects LRT Construction Will Begin in 2024
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LRT procurement to begin soon to find a builder within the 3.4bil budget as Council debates community benefits, pedestrian crossings, and traffic changes
Toronto Arbitration Ruling Undermines HSR Union LRT Successor Rights Arguments
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Arbitrator dismisses TTC Union Grievance Claiming Collective Agreement Successor Rights Apply to new Eglinton LRT Maintenance Work that Metrolinx Hired Private Contractor to Do.
Affordability ‘Crisis’ along Hamilton LRT Corridor Needs to Be Addressed Before It Gets Worse, Say Resident Groups
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Community groups and residents call for action to address gentrification, demovictions, and renovictions.
Hamilton’s LRT Committee Meeting for the First Time Since 2017
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Design, Cycling Integration, Affordable Housing, and Community Benefits are all on the agenda for the first LRT Committee meeting since 2017,
BRIEF: Ontario Regulation for Hamilton LRT Issued
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Hamilton’s Light Rail Transit line is now officially an Ontario Priority Transit Project under the Building Transit Faster Act.
COLEMAN’S NOTES: Eisenberger, Downtown Condos, Conflict of Interest, and LRT
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Why Mayor Eisenberger does not have a conflict of interest on LRT.
Council Has to Accept Yes for an Answer: A Prediction on the LRT Vote
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Expect a 12-4 or 13-3 vote, but only after Council has a little fun being dramatic first.
Council Asks Province to Update Them on LRT Talks, and Bid Process
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“I find it almost embarrassing that there is this discussion going on there, outside of Council, that does not include Council, that has not included Council”, stated Ward 15 Councillor Judi Partridge who is a vocal opponent of the LRT project.
Ruining the Best Laid Plans, A Hamilton Tradition, LRT Edition
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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.