Tribunal rules the Green's complaint regarding a 2016 interaction has already been adjudicated by a Police Services Act hearing.

Five day hearing to begin on April 28, 2025. If approved, the development will add 2,024 square metres of commercial space and 430 residential units, consisting of 374 apartments, 42 ...

Hamilton Mayor Andrea Horwath held three media availabilities this past week. Here is a ‘notepad’ summary of what was asked and said. On Monday, the Mayor held a press conference with senior managers ...

"Construction related to the Barton-Tiffany temporary outdoor shelter is anticipated to start on Monday December 2." ...

The developer has “withdrawn” its original application and promptly filed a new application to make use of the new provincial policies. The OLT dealt with the withdrawal in two case management ...

City and Ministry of Labour met on Wednesday. Work on a new pedestrian crossing signal on Barton Street will resume next week.

All meetings are at Hamilton City Hall unless otherwise noted. [Formerly known as the Accountability and Transparency Committee] A staff recommendation to end open public correspondence on the Council ...

A Ministry of Labour official was on site at the Barton and Tiffany lands again today, meeting with senior City of Hamilton officials including the City’s Director of Environmental Services Cynthia ...

Hamilton’s Director of Water on TVO: Nick Winters discussed water infrastructure on TVO’s The Agenda.

“I think that bringing CN to the table is something that has never been done before in the city. I’m proud of having done that. And I think that that effort is, yielding results. Let’s put it that way ...

A settlement will allow six-storey seniors apartments, and two tall buildings of 30 and 31 storeys. There will be approximately 975 rental units.

The last City closed door discussion regarding settlement talks was on October 16. In late October, all sides informed the Ontario Land Tribunal they would not file agreed statement of facts.