This article, from May 22, contains information regarding what is open and closed as Hamilton continues to reopen.
The City released a number of updates today. Included in the update is information concerning “Hamilton Reopens” and useful reminders for what is still closed within the city.
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This article, from May 19, contains information regarding “Hamilton Reopens”, information related to parking enforcement and details about municipal facility closures.
The City released an update today with information relating to “Hamilton Reopens” and important information related to parking enforcement, which will resume citywide with businesses reopening.
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This article contains information about the installation of a new play structure at Captain Cornelius Park as well as plans for what is next in the Rolston Neighbourhood park.
Captain Cornelius Park, located in Ward 8’s Rolston Neighbourhood, will be undergoing a facelift over the next few months, with a new play structure and accessible paths coming to the West Mountain park.
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This article contains information regarding the bypassing of the Woodward Wastewater Treatment Plant as of 9:28 AM, May 18.
With the heavy amount of rain the City has been hit with since early Sunday morning, the Woodward Wastewater Treatment plant is currently bypassing. The City issued the following press release at 9:28 AM on May 18.
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This article contains information regarding HSR detours due to a reconstruction project at the Mohawk College Terminal.
The HSR will be detouring a number of its routes due to a reconstruction project taking place at the Mohawk College Terminal, a hub for Ward 8 riders. The construction project started on Friday, May 15 and is expected to last until May 29.
Routes 20, 21, 33, and 35 will be detoured during this time. The HSR has provided communication for those effected, which you can read below.
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This article contains a press release from the City of Hamilton regarding a COVID-19 outbreak at the Rosslyn Retirement Residence.
The City of Hamilton updated the community on the current situation at Rosslyn Retirement Residence, where a COVID-19 outbreak was declared on May 10.
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This article contains a City of Hamilton press release concerning the latest details on the number of COVID-19 cases currently identified in Hamilton, information about “Hamilton Reopens”, and other important reminders for residents.
On May 15, the City released a number of updates of note concerning the number of positive cases in the City, information about what is reopening citywide in the coming days and reminders regarding the fireworks ban and open-air burning.
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A message from Ward 8 Councillor John-Paul Danko about the COVID-19 pandemic in Hamilton – where is the risk of contracting COVID19 highest, staying home and economic recovery in Hamilton.
After nine weeks working from home, I’ve officially lost my car keys. I have no idea where they are – its been so long since I drove somewhere I can’t even re-trace my steps. I’m sure they’re around here somewhere, they’ll turn up…
At the time of writing (10:30pm on May 12th, 2020) there are now 490 cases of COVID-19 in Hamilton with 24 deaths (5%) and 66 hospitalizations (13%).
The number of new daily cases of COVID19 in Hamilton is continuing to remain flat – although community infection remains to be by far the highest risk for new cases (41% in the last 10 days).
Physical distancing is working – but if you are in public for any reason, you still must take all necessary precautions to avoid infection and stay safe.
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Continue reading “COVID-19 Risk of Infection, Economic Recovery and Mixed Messages (May 13): A Message from Ward 8 Councillor John-Paul Danko”This article contains information about the role John C. Munro is playing during the COVID-19 crisis as well as an update on the ongoing modernization project at YHM.
COVID-19 has shuttered travel for the time being. From empty airports to many airlines across the country seeing dramatic financial losses, the air industry is facing drastic changes.
Although things are at a standstill when it comes to moving people, the business of moving freight is arguably more important now than ever. With that in mind, we thought we would give an update on what is currently going on at John C. Munro International Airport and upcoming developments to keep an eye on.
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This article, from May 12, features information about “AGH at Home” as well as this week’s submissions for the #Ward8Art Challenge.
The Art Gallery of Hamilton, an institution in this city, finds itself closed like many other cultural centres around the city. Although there doors may be closed, the AGH is working hard to deliver engaging exhibitions and collections for you to enjoy from the comfort of your living room with AGH at Home.
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