The City of Hamilton is requiring public notice signs for in-fill development which involves extensive renovation or demolition following years of complaints from residents bordering construction ...

A letter from Hamilton Farmers’ Market manager Donna Lee Macdonald to merchants yesterday confirmed the City believes money was siphoned from vendors.

City staff are recommending approval for 12 applications, plus two conditional approvals, one tabling, and asking CoA to deny six applications.

They began university beside a screen at home, they hope to build the campus experiences that COVID stole from them.

City Council meets to ratify Standing Committee work from the past two weeks. Among the items of note are Canada Post Community Mailboxes, hiring consultants to oppose the proposed Pier 15 Energy-from ...

City Council set a precedent this week, voting down a public delegation request for non legal reasons. They’ve never denied a resident the right to address Council before. They are either giving the ...

Fire departments across Ontario will be required to release their response times starting in 2020. The Office of the Fire Marshal of Ontario and Emergency Management (OFMEM) posted a regulatory notice ...

Council’s E&CS Committee’s main topics of discussion today are an update on the Social Assistance Management Software, the McQueston Urban Farm, and delegations from the Hamilton Community Legal ...

Council’s Government Relations Sub-Committee held a brief meeting to direct staff to organize a Hamilton Day at Queen’s Park and to receive staff information updates on government relations strategy.