On March 25, 2020 the City of Hamilton held a virtual town hall to answer questions Hamiltonians have about COVID-19 as well as outline steps taken by the City, Public Health, and other needed information.
The City of Hamilton held its second virtual town hall yesterday evening, once again to answer questions Hamiltonians have about COVID-19 and stressed the importance of staying home if you can and self-distancing from others.
For more information, please continue reading below… Continue reading “March 26: Watch the City of Hamilton’s Virtual Town Hall Here”
The City of Hamilton is putting out a call for 150 volunteers to help facilitate and participate in Everyone Counts 2020, a nationally coordinated effort to identify how many people in different communities experience homelessness across Canada at any given time taking place from April 19 to April 23.
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Continue reading “City Seeking Volunteers for Everyone Counts”
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.
For more, please continue reading below… Continue reading “Redevelopment Proposals Presented for Downtown Arena”
Public health officials in Hamilton and around the world are keeping a close eye on developments with respect to the ongoing outbreak caused by a Novel (new) Coronavirus first identified in pneumonia patients in Wuhan, China.
Additional cases have been reported in other countries, including Canada.
For more details, please continue reading below… Continue reading “Information Update – Novel Coronavirus”
You may have noticed recently along your travels on Upper James that the intersection at Blossom Lane/Chapman Avenue has been undergoing some modest changes to improve the safety of pedestrians and drivers alike.
We’re happy to report that the lights at Blossom Lane/Chapman Avenue and Upper James (south of the LINC) have been fully functional since January 15 and will hopefully add a sense of safety for the many residents in this growing area of our ward.
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Continue reading “New Traffic Signals a Welcome Addition on Blossom Lane”
New Metrolinx documents which have recently come to light, have shed new information on the cancelled Hamilton LRT system.
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Continue reading “Provincial commitment to LRT was $3.7 billion dollars”
The City of Hamilton has learned that there may have been a potential privacy breach where some of Alectra’s third party vendors may have had access to personal and confidential information without Alectra’s consent.
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Continue reading “City of Hamilton advising of potential privacy breach by Alectra Utilities”
The City of Hamilton is looking for Snow Angel volunteers in your neighbourhood to help clear snow for eligible seniors and persons with disabilities.
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Police have recently updated the public following the death of a 39-year-old West 4th street resident.
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Continue reading “Police ID victim in “targeted” West Mountain Shooting”
The Sam Lawrence Park Master Plan project is now underway! The Master Plan will become the ‘blueprint’ for future park improvements and we invite you to be part of the process. Please visit www.hamilton.ca/SamLawrencePark and get involved!
