This article, from March 30, has a media release on the City’s $1 million investment towards the Rent Ready Program.
The City will be investing $1 million towards the rapid repair of out of service social housing units and increase the 2021 Housing Stability Benefit to support those at risk of losing housing due to the impacts of the COVID pandemic.
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Continue reading “City investing $1 million towards Rent Ready Program”This article, from March 29, has details on the COVID vaccination program expansion, which now includes adults aged 70+.
The City announced today an expansion of the COVID vaccination program, expanded to include those aged 70+. To date, 87,945 doses of the vaccine have been administered to eligible residents.
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Continue reading “Hamilton’s COVID vaccination program expands to include those 70+”This article, from March 28, contains details about how you can provide feedback to help inform the development of a Community Safety and Well-Being Plan.
The City of Hamilton is continuing to engage with residents around the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan, looking for honest input on Hamiltonians’ needs for education, healthcare, and housing, among other topics of interest.
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Continue reading “Have your say in the development of a Community Safety and Well-Being Plan for Hamilton”This article, from March 27, has details on Hamilton being moved into the Grey – Lockdown category as of Monday, March 29.
The City of Hamilton will once again be moving into the Grey – Lockdown category of the province’s COVID Response Framework as of Monday, March 29 at 12:01 am.
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Continue reading “City moving in to the Grey – Lockdown category as of March 29”This article, from March 27, has details on the acceleration of the City’s Outdoor Dining District program.
In advance of the Grey – Lockdown designation and to provide relief for local restaurants, the City has accelerated the start of the Outdoor Dining District program effective immediately.
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Continue reading “City accelerates Outdoor Dining Program”This article, from March 26, has a recorded video from the Caledon Community Collaborative’s second information session, held March 23.
The Caledon Community Collaborative held its second information session this past week, with more details and updates on their site plan for the 60 Caledon Ave. property, which is slated to become a mixed-use, family friendly development.
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Continue reading “Caledon Community Collaborative holds 2nd information session”This article, from March 25, has details on proposed multi-modal transportation investments in the 2021 budget.
The City of Hamilton is making increased investments to multi-modal transportation infrastructure around the city, with an investment of $2.74 million in cycling infrastructure and an increased investment in Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations.
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Continue reading “Increased investments in multi-modal transportation infrastructure proposed for 2021 budget”New railings will be installed to improve access to the Captain Cornelius Community Forest thanks to collaboration with Ward 8 & 14 HWDSB Trustee Becky Buck.
This summer new railings will be installed to improve the accessibility of the concrete steps connecting Rolston Drive to the Rolston Community Forest and Captain Cornelius Park adjacent to Westview Elementary School.
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Continue reading “New Stair Railings To Improve Rolston Community Forest Access”This article, from March 23, has details on new rules for landlords aimed to ensure the health and safety of their tenants.
The City will be beefing up its property standards bylaw to make landlords more responsible for the health and safety issues of their rental properties.
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Continue reading “New rules for Hamilton landlords aimed at keeping units cleaner and safer for renters”This article, from March 22, has details for those who may not have transportation to a Covid vaccination appointmen, specifically seniorst.
The Ward 8 Office wanted to provide some brief information to seniors who may not have access to their own or a family member’s vehicle or are not able to travel on the HSR for their COVID vaccination.
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