This post, from Aug. 30, has information on upcoming Hamilton Naturalists’ Club initiatives.
The Hamilton Naturalists’ Club will continue its stewardship of the Rolston Community Forest and the nearby Gourley Park forest this September. If you’d like to be involved in the continuing community care of these valuable Ward 8 assets, this post is for you.
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Continue reading “Wonderful Woodlands in Ward 8”This post, from August 2, has information on Hamilton’s potential 2030 Commonwealth Games bid, digital signage and the Stelco applying for a holding provision for 800 acres of its land.
Whether it is the ongoing questions surrounding the potential 2030 Commonwealth Games bid, a by-law review on digital signage or a major opportunity for the City of Hamilton, here are some things you may have missed over the past month.
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Continue reading “In Case You Missed It”This post, from May 1, has information on Emergency Preparedness Week, taking place from May 1 to May 7.
In Hamilton, we face a number of hazards, including floods and ice storms as well as the potential for industrial or transportation accidents. With this in mind, the City is taking part in Emergency Preparedness Week from May 1 to May 7 to help you and your family to be prepared for anything.
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Continue reading “Be Ready for Anything”This post, from April 9, contains a recording of the April 7 public meeting about the proposed development at 866 West 5th St.
On April 7th, a meeting was held where local residents were able to hear what will be in the works for the vacate land at 866 West 5th Street.
For those unable to attend, a portion of the video is available below.
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Continue reading “Recent meeting on the 866 West 5th development”This post, from March 31, has an update on the City’s adoption of its next operating budget.
Hamilton City Council has adopted its next operating budget, seeing a 2.8% increase on average for Hamiltonians this coming year.
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Continue reading “Hamilton City Council adopts 2022 tax supported operating budget”This post, from March 24, has a video link to Councillor Danko’s most recent appearance on Cable 14’s “Politically Speaking”
Councillor Danko recently appeared on Politically Speaking on Cable 14 where he had the opportunity to touch on multiple issues affecting City residents, including area rating.
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Continue reading “Politically Speaking with Councillor Danko”This article, from December 13, contains information about the Snow Angels volunteering program, and their call for volunteers this season.
Are you reliable and in good physical health? Do you have some free time on your hands to help your neighbours? Are you 14 years of age or older? The Snow Angels are looking for your help.
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Continue reading “Snow Angels Seeking Volunteers”This post, from October 1, has information on Fire Safety Week in Hamilton.
This week is Fire Safety week with this year’s theme being the “sounds of fire safety. With that being said, the Hamilton Fire Department is urging residents to test smoke and carbon monoxide alarms regularly, learn the different sounds they make, and know what to do when an alarm sound.
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Continue reading “Learn the sounds of fire safety”This post, from July 18, has information on the newly completed railings at Captain Cornelius Park.
The Ward 8 office is pleased to announce that the new railings along the concrete stairs connecting the Rolston Community Forest and Accessible Trail to Rolston Drive and Captain Cornelius Park is now complete.
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Continue reading “Railings finished at Captain Cornelius Park”This article, from June 12, is asking if you would like to see outdoor fitness equipment at a Ward 8 park, and which Ward 8 park you think best serves that need.
With many residents now choosing to do their workout routine outdoors, the Ward 8 office would like to know if there is resident appetite for outdoor fitness equipment at a Ward 8 park – and which park do you feel suits this equipment?
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Continue reading “Are you interested in outdoor fitness equipment at a Ward 8 park? Let us know!”
