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The property at 392-412 Wilson Street East and 15 Lorne Avenue was the centre of the Greenbelt scandal in Hamilton, and the fallout from it is the reason cited for the extension.
Post-COVID the City no longer prioritizes snow clearing to keep libraries open - the Library Board is asking the City to reconsider.
Liberal Leader Mark Carney attended Good Friday Mass at St. Patrick’s Church in Hamilton, becoming the second Prime Minister to attend Good Friday at my parish. On Friday, Carney was campaigning in ...
To make matters worst, wrong invoice amounts were sent to the fraudsters and to another legit vendor - all during the chaos following City's cybersecurity failure.
In an unexpected move, the HDLC has decided not to endorse Hamilton Mountain NDP candidate Monique Taylor. The HDLC did not provide a reason.
A Local Journalism Initiative story states, "Nobody who has been offered the job wants to be Niagara-on-the-Lake’s chief administrative officer." NOTL has been looking for a new CAO since January 2024 ...
The City Manager’s Breakfast is being renamed the State of the City as the annual event hosted by the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce moves to the lunch hour. City Manager Marnie Cluckie says the annual ...
The City is considering permitting self-storage in transit-oriented zones, with strict requirements that it maintain “active frontages” or be incorporated into mixed-use developments. The City is ...
More public consultation to occur this summer, with the City hoping to have a final MTSA zoning passed this fall.
CM says the removal of US flags is a visual symbol of Hamilton's opposition to the unprovoked trade war. The removal from memorial was a mistake she takes responsibility for.
St. Elizabeth's Village is looking to expand with a 430-unit apartment building and 56 townhouses. They took the City to the OLT for non-decision.
"To date revenue from showcase vendor fees has been equal to what would have been collected from renting the stalls to two permanent vendors," states Manager.