This post, from February 24, has information on the upcoming SheMoves event hosted by HSR, for women who may want to explore a career as an HSR operator.
The HSR will soon be looking to recruit new bus operators to join its team. With a focus on women, who remain under-represented in the industry, the HSR will be hosting a special information session on March 8th to encourage more women to consider a career in transit.
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Continue reading “SheMoves: Celebrating Women in Public Transit Careers”This post from February 8th has details on $86.7 million dollars in City infrastructure work planned for Ward 8.
Within the next six years, more than $86.7 million dollars is allocated to repair, replace, upgrade and build new City infrastructure throughout Ward 8. The planned work includes major road repairs, upgrades to neighbourhood roads and sidewalks, community assets, parks and recreation.
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Continue reading “$86.7 Million In City Infrastructure Work Scheduled for Ward 8 Within 6 Years”This post, from January 13, has information the Strategic Transportation Review.
The City of Hamilton is conducting a strategic transportation network review to support Hamilton’s growth, with figures indicating more than 235,000 new residents and 122,000 jobs by 2051.
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Continue reading “Strategic Transportation Review”This post, from December 13, has information on the City starting talks with the province on the ownership of Hamilton’s two parkways.
With Toronto agreeing to a deal two weeks ago with provincial authorities that will see both the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway be maintained, operated and owned by the province, Hamilton City Council has voted in favour to do the same with the Lincoln Alexander Parkway and the Red Hill Valley Parkway.
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Continue reading “Council seeks to upload LINC, RHVP to province”This post, from December 6, has information on an upcoming lane closure along Beckett Drive.
Users of Beckett Drive should be advised that a lane closure will take place on December 9th to allow for lighting repairs.
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Continue reading “Lane closure along Beckett Drive”This post, from December 1, has information on a road safety townhall hosted by Cllr. Danko taking place December 7th.
Councillor Danko will be hosting a road safety townhall at the Wesmount Recreation Centre on December 7th.
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Continue reading “Reminder: Ward 8 Road Safety Townhall”This post, from October 3, has information on the recent nightly closure of the Dundurn Stairs.
Due to safety concerns related to the darkness of the area, the Dundurn stairs have been closed this past week due to a recent theft.
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Continue reading “Dundurn Stairs Notice”This post, from March 5, has information on the second public information centre for the Environmental Assessment for Rymal Road.
The City of Hamilton has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process to develop and assess solutions to improve traffic along Rymal Road, stretching from Dartnall Road to Upper James Street in Ward 8.
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Continue reading “Stretch of Rymal Road to host Environmental Assessment”This post, from August 27, contains reminders for commuters and parents as school returns for another year.
The City of Hamilton is reminding all residents to be watchful and pay extra attention on the roads, as students hit the streets in Ward 8 as school starts again.
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Continue reading “Back to School: Road Safety reminder for parents, students and commuters”This post, from June 27, has details on City Council’s priorities for the next term.
At the June 27th General Issues Committee, Hamilton City Council set its term priorities, setting focus and strategic, achievable goals for the next four years.
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Continue reading “Council sets its 2022-2026 term priorities”
