EVENT VIDEO! On February 11, Ward 8 Councillor John-Paul Danko, Ward 1 Councillor Maureen Wilson and Ward 3 Councillor Nrinder Nann hosted Joe Minicozzi, one of the world’s most respected urban planners to talk about cities, community wealth, economics, and what it means to you!
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One of Hamilton’s oldest historical structures looks to finally have some new life (and investment) breathed into it as the picturesque Balfour Estate has potentially found a new tenant.
Pending approval by the Ontario Heritage Trust (OHT), Cardus will lease the property from the City after Council recently voted in favour of moving forward pending the OHT’s approval for “intensity of use” and “adaptive reuse” plans.
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This is a reminder that the proposed Nova Development, situated at 15-21 Stone Church Road East (at Upper James) will be holding at community open house on February 19, 2020 from 5 PM – 730 PM at Barton Stone United Church located at 21 Stone Church Road West.
This is a reminder that the proposed Nova Development, situated at 15-21 Stone Church Road East (at Upper James) will be holding at community open house on February 19, 2020 from 5 PM – 730 PM at Barton Stone United Church located at 21 Stone Church Road West.
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Minister of Transportation Caroline Mulroney recently announced the naming of the Hamilton Transportation Task Force.
The Task Force will provide recommendations to the government on how the $1 billion dollars originally slated for LRT development will be used after the cancellation of the project by Minister Mulroney.
Minister of Transportation Caroline Mulroney recently announced the naming of the Hamilton Transportation Task Force.
The Task Force will provide recommendations to the government on how the $1 billion dollars originally slated for LRT development will be used after the cancellation of the project by Minister Mulroney.
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Continue reading “Hamilton Transportation Task Force Update”
Council had its first opportunity to view two proposals for a re-imagined downtown arena, after deciding to pass on spending $100 million dollars on a 6,000 seat mountain arena.
The two proposals, submitted by Vrancor Group and Hamilton Urban Precinct Entertainment Group were presented to council at its February 5 General Issues Committee meeting.
Council had its first opportunity to view two proposals for a re-imagined downtown arena, after deciding to pass on spending $100 million dollars on a 6,000 seat mountain arena.
The two proposals, submitted by Vrancor Group and Hamilton Urban Precinct Entertainment Group were presented to council at its February 5 General Issues Committee meeting.
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The largest digital investment in the City of Hamilton’s history by Bell Canada will bring with it expanded broadband access in urban and rural areas of the city.
Bell announced on January 23 that the company will invest $400 million dollars over a period of 5 years, including the installation of fibre network connections in 200,000 homes and businesses throughout the city, including business parks and commercial areas.
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Are you an artist? Do you know someone who has a love and passion for public art? Do you believe that art enhances your city’s beauty? Well, the City of Hamilton is looking for you!
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The City of Hamilton has initiated the Hamilton Parking Master Plan to examine existing public parking operations and provide direction for future policy, planning, and enforcement that align with other city-wide transportation and planning policies.
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Back in March, Hamilton council declared a climate emergency, following in the footsteps of Kingston, Vancouver and Halifax, other Canadian municipalities which have pledged to do more about the climate crisis.
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Continue reading “Revisiting Carbon Offset Revenue for Hamilton”
Thanks to a motion by Ward 3 Councillor Nrinder Nann on December 9, City council will study whether to impose a property tax on property owners who leave a property vacant for an extended period of time.
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