This post, from September 15th, has information on a recent event at the Hamilton Community Food Centre located in Ward 8.
Neighbour to Neighbour Centre, Hamilton Mountain’s only emergency food service and community support organization – which is located in Ward 8, hosted an event on September 14th which Councillor Danko had the privilege to attend.
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Continue reading “Gather and Nourish in support of Neighbour to Neighbour Centre”This post, from January 15, has details on the 10th anniversary celebration taking place at the Westmount Rec Centre.
The Westmount Recreation Centre is celebrating ten years in operation with family-friendly activities taking place this week.
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Continue reading “Westmount Recreation Centre celebrating 10 years”This article, from November 24, contains details about an upcoming Community Safety Meeting hosted by the Ward 8 Office.
The Ward 8 office, along with members of the Hamilton Police, will be hosting a virtual community meeting for residents of Ward 8, most notably the Rolston area, who have seen an increase in criminal activity over the past few months this coming Thursday.
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Continue reading “Community Safety Meeting this Thursday”This article, from July 18, contains information on the $500 million dollar plan to revitalize the Downtown sports and entertainment venues.
Hamilton City Council announced on July 17th that it will move forward with the development plan presented to them by Hamilton Urban Precinct Entertainment Group L.P. (which includes Carmen’s Group, LiUNA, DPAI architects, Fengate Capital, Meridian Credit Union, Paletta International and Jetport Inc.).
The development calls for a $500 million plan to modernize the former Copps Coliseum, to newly renovate the convention centre and concert hall, a major investment in the AGH as well as new residential and affordable housing, and office and retail space.
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Continue reading “$500 million dollar plan selected for City’s entertainment and sports facilities”
City of Hamilton COVID-19 Town Hall Q&A TONIGHT 7:00pm with Mayor Fred Eisenberger, Office of the Medical Officer of Health and Paul Johnson Director of the City’s Emergency Operations Centre.
The City of Hamilton will be hosting a virtual town hall on Wednesday, March 18 at 7 p.m. in collaboration with Cable 14.
The town hall will be live on Cable 14 and streamed live on the City’s YouTube channel.
Residents are invited to submit questions for the town hall at www.hamilton.ca/covidquestions or via Twitter by tagging @cityofhamilton.
In order to promote social distancing, the town hall will only be presented virtually. In-person attendance is not available for residents or media.
Continue reading “City of Hamilton Virtual Town Hall – Novel Corona Virus Q&A March 18, 7:00pm”TOMORROW Thursday March 12th – DOORS OPEN AT 6:00pm. Ward 8 Councillor John-Paul Danko will be hosting an event called Speaking Volumes – The Chedoke Creek Spill from 6:30 to 8:30pm at Terryberry Library (100 Mohawk Road West in the basement meeting room).
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Continue reading “Speaking Volumes – Chedoke Creek Spill – Ward 8 Info Night”We have a few items of interest this week, including information about the 2020/2021 Recycling and Waste Calendar and Youth Engagement along the waterfront.
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Water is one of our most precious resources and the folks in the Hamilton Water Department, a division of Public Works, who work hard to keep a steady source of clean, safe, reliable water for our residents.
Three great water events are surfacing once again across the city – one to help the environment, one to showcase facilities, and one to celebrate and educate the importance of water in our community.
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On February 22, the City of Hamilton will be hosting the Annual Heritage Awards Ceremony, a partnership between the City of Hamilton and the Hamilton-Wentworth Heritage Association to celebrate this year’s nominees. In addition to the awards ceremony, the heritage fair will also be taking place.
On February 22, the City of Hamilton will be hosting the Annual Heritage Awards Ceremony, a partnership between the City of Hamilton and the Hamilton-Wentworth Heritage Association to celebrate this year’s nominees. In addition to the awards ceremony, the heritage fair will also be taking place.
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As part of a commitment to lead the fight against Climate Change, Councillors from Wards 1, 2, 3 & 8 hosted Dianne Saxe on November 5, 2019. Dianne, an International Lawyer and former Environmental Commissioner of Ontario spoke about best practices in Canadian cities and the steps municipalities must take in order to deal with the climate emergency.
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Continue reading “Hamilton Climate Change Event with Diane Saxe”
