Join the City of Hamilton Water Division on February 8 to learn where stormwater goes and what we can do at home to prevent local pollution and flooding.
With Hamilton experiencing more intense and frequent weather events in the past few years, and with the expectation that our City will continue to experience these events going forward, Green Venture in cooperation with the City’s Water Services Division will be hosting an online presentation on what can be done about stormwater management on February 8.
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Continue reading “Down the Drain: Stormwater management in Hamilton”This post, from January 25, has details on the City’s gradual reopening of facilities, services and programming at the end of this month.
In light of the province’s latest announcement involving a three-step plan to gradually lift COVID-19 restrictions later this month, the City of Hamilton is sharing its plan to reopen certain municipal services, facilities and programming later this month.
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Continue reading “COVID-19 Update: Reopenings at the City of Hamilton”This post, from January 21, has details on improvements and service enhancements along the A-line corridor.
The City plans to invest an additional $5.5 million in the 2022 transit budget, which will mean expanded service for Mountain residents especially along the Upper James corridor.
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Continue reading “Expanded HSR service coming for Mountain residents”This post, from January 21, has information on the OLT overruling the City’s challenge of appeal on the proposed development slated for W 5th and Stone Church.
In late October of 2020, the Ward 8 office reported on an appeal that had been filed by T. Valeri Construction Limited to permit a proposed nine-story residential development at the corner of West 5th and Stone Church Road West. Although the City challenged the appeal by the developer, it was overruled by the OLT, meaning that the development will proceed.
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Continue reading “City loses Ontario Land Tribunal Appeal regarding the development at West 5th & Stone Church Road.”This post, from January 18, has information for those impacted by the postponement of waste collection due to the heavy snowfall.
Those with a “Monday pick-up” of their waste and recyclables are being advised that due to the road conditions caused by the heavy snowfall, scheduled collection is postponed for a week.
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Continue reading “Waste collection impact from winter storm”This post, from January 16, is a reminder for parents of post-secondary and secondary students that the City is accepting applications for 2022 summer student positions until January 28.
2022 summer student recruitment is still underway for students who are enrolled at a secondary or post-secondary institution or institution of higher learning.
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Continue reading “Reminder: City of Hamilton accepting applications for 2022 summer students until January 28”This post, from January 14, has information on walk-in booster availability for pregnant individuals and their families starting January 14.
Pregnant women and their families can now walk-in at select vaccination clinics, including two on the Mountain, to better protect themselves against the rapid spread of the Omicron virus in the community.
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Continue reading “Walk-in booster dose option available for select community members at vaccine clinic locations”This post, from January 11, has information on water rate changes for 2022.
The City of Hamilton is advising water customers of changes to water and wastewater/storm rates that are effective as of January 1, 2022.
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Continue reading “Public Notice of Approved Water & Wastewater Rates for 2022”This post, from January 7, has details on vaccination walk-in clinics for children aged 5 to 11.
In an effort to increase vaccination administration and provide children protection from the impact of COVID-19, beginning Monday, January 10, 2022, all individuals in the community aged 5 to 11 can walk into select vaccine clinic locations to receive one.
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Continue reading “Walk-in option available for individuals ages 5 to 11 years of age at select vaccine clinic locations”This post, from January 7, has information on the HSR implementing a modified schedule starting January 23.
For those who utilize the HSR on a daily basis, please be advised that it will be modifying its schedule due to the lack of in-person schooling and rising COVID-19 cases.
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Continue reading “Modified HSR winter schedule to take effect January 23”
