This article, from June 28, has details on the City issuing a heat warning as of June 28. The article also includes information and links to locate the nearest splash pad/rec pool.
The City has issued a “heat warning” until further notice, with temperatures feeling close to 40 degrees celsius with the humidex. The City and participating community agencies are responding to the heat by offering “cool places” to go during all stages of a heat event.
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Continue reading “Heat warning in effect for Hamilton”This article, from June 3, has information on a recent proposal from staff to “green” Hamilton’s fleet of vehicles.
Staff recently presented a “green-fleet” plan for the City of Hamilton’s 1,300 vehicles, which would significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions and save $1.145 million in fuel and maintenance costs.
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Continue reading “Hamilton to green its fleet over next 4 years”This article, from May 24, has details on a potential energy retrofit program for the City of Hamilton and its potential cost savings to homeowners while benefiting the climate.
The City will be looking at home energy retrofit program, as long as it receives funding to cover most of the costs.
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Continue reading “City looking into home energy retrofit program”This article, from April 20, has updated information on the Ward 8 free tree giveaway – available until supplies last.
The Ward 8 office is happy to report that 300 trees are available; on a first come, first served basis, to residents who want to both beautify their household – and help the environment.
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Continue reading “Ward 8 Tree Giveaway”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”This post, from March 11, has the full video from last week’s Bay Area Climate Change forum.
The Bay Area Climate Forum, an annual event focused on climate-action in the Hamilton-Burlington area, whose theme this year was “Around the Kitchen Table: Discussing Climate Change with others.”
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Continue reading “Missed the Bay Area Climate Forum? Watch it here.”This article, from March 5, has details on the first carbon-negative bus in the HSR fleet – as well as the first in Ontario.
The City of Hamilton, in partnership with Enbridge Gas Partners, have announced that the first renewable natural gas (RNG) fuelled bus in Ontario has hit the streets.
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Continue reading “City of Hamilton to Fuel Ontario’s First Carbon-Negative Bus”This article, from February 26, has details about what you can do to prevent flooding in your home and what to watch out for when out on trails near bodies of water.
With the recent spurt of warm and rainy weather, following a few weeks of above average snow accumulation, the City of Hamilton is reminding residents to take preventative steps to stem flooding in or around your home and to be cautious should you be near the City’s various bodies of water.
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Continue reading “Rising temperatures creating flooding risks”This article, from February 23, has details on you can participate in the upcoming Bay Area Climate Forum taking place on March 9th.
The Bay Area Climate Forum is the #1 annual event focused on climate action in the Hamilton-Burlington Bay Area. This year’s theme is “Around the Kitchen Table: Discussing Climate Change with others.”
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Continue reading “Take part in the Bay Area Climate Forum”This article, from February 9, has details about an upcoming environmental assessment to be conducted on a stretch of U. Wellington b/t Stone Church and Limeridge.
The last remaining section of Upper Wellington Street that has not been upgraded or urbanized will be undergoing an environmental assessment looking for improvements between Limeridge Road West & Stone Church Road East.
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Continue reading “Upper Wellington St. Environmental Assessment taking shape”
