Residents say public land should serve public

The capital budget contains more money for transit, waterfront development, and infrastructure repair.

For Bradley Levesque, it’s his first time working on a project for a major company.

A transparency task force is expected to take one year and will include councillors and residents.

Hamilton public school classrooms and other learning spaces are getting humidex monitors as part of weather policy changes that could allow schools without air conditioning to close when temperatures become unbearable.

Appellant says units are planned to be rental

The Stoney Creek Historical Society meets Wednesday, Feb. 1, 7 p.m. at the Stoney Creek Municipal Service Centre, 777 Hwy. 8.

Hamilton Public Library (HPL) officials say card holders borrowed and watched more 5.1 million books, videos and other digital materials in 2022.

It’s a night of music, food and fun that promises to put you in an amorous mood.

Erin Watson was baking muffins in her kitchen when she noticed the family dog, Jack, acting strangely.

Paulo Henrique Aveiro is planning to buy a new home after winning $1 million on his Instant Ultimate ticket from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, (OLG).

Commuters may have noticed a line of Alectra vehicles during the morning of Jan. 20 on Upper Sherman Avenue, between Queensdale Avenue and the Sherman Cut. This activity was part of a scheduled maintenance program by Alectra Utilities.

Mountain resident and disabled rights advocate Anthony Frisina is remembering former Ontario lieutenant-governor David Onley for his work in support of disabled people.

The Hamilton Conservation Authority is giving the public until Feb. 21 to comment on the planned sale of a plot of land where Mount Albion Conservation Area’s former outdoor education centre once stood.

They are all vital to the process of reconciliation and healing, writes Joyce Jonathan Crone.

Animal Adoptions of Flamborough continues to see increased levels of pet surrenders, putting the shelter at capacity through the winter months.

Hamilton Police has requested a 6.71 per cent budget increase or an extra $12 million in the 2023 budget.

The library's 2023 proposed tax increase is 3.5 per cent as it renovates existing branches while updating services.

Due to higher labour costs, and construction changes, a section of the trail needed an extra $437,000 to start work.

Horn of Plenty operator says there are no plans to close or leave.

Multiple hazards identified and incidents already reported

The City of Hamilton received more than $1 million from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation in the third quarter of 2023 for hosting Elements Casino Flamboro.The $1,020,624 payment for the Oct. 1 to Dec. 31 fiscal period was announced in a

Electric automobile-maker Tesla is looking to make what appears to be a multi-million-dollar investment at CF Lime Ridge.

Nearly a decade after all Zellers stores closed in Canada, the popular chain is making a comeback.

Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas MP Filomena Tassi welcomed the community to a New Year’s Levee on Jan. 15 at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre.

Tassi held her 2023 New Year's levee on Jan. 15 at the Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre.

Work is in preparation for targeted spring 2023 road and bridge work

Hamilton’s public school board is going back to encouraging students and staff to wear masks in school after a “temporary universal masking requirement” that gave them the unrestricted ability to opt out didn’t appear to change behaviour.

Swimmers at the Les Chater YMCA have a new roof over their heads thanks to some federal funding.

Lee Academy will open a second campus in Flamborough.

It’s a gigantic leap into the 21st century that officials at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum hope will help sustain the popular Mount Hope facility well into the future.

Maywood residents are looking at designating their neighbourhood as a community safety zone.

Orchard Park Secondary School students visiting city hall didn’t wait to put their elected representative to work.

Previous 4-storey townhouse suggestion would require zoning, OP amendments.

Hamilton Liberal MP Filomena Tassi says city is the "perfect" place where government investments have made a difference.

Ontario’s premier and health minister are set to make an announcement this morning.Premier Doug Ford’s office offered no details about the 10 a.m. news conference in Toronto alongside Health Minister Sylvia Jones but the Toronto Star's Rob Fergu

A Hamilton public school teacher who transitioned their gender is urging trustees to ensure a new whistleblower policy includes autonomous investigations to avoid potential conflicts of interest among those in charge.

A Dundas development is appealing the amount of money charged by the city for parkland dedication.

Members of three famous Hamilton sporting families are teaming up to voice their opposition to a proposed development at the corner of Mohawk Road East and Upper Sherman Avenue.

Issues range from mold to faulty plastic fittings

Councillors are expected to approve spending $250,000 from a Ward 6 reserve fund to replace play equipment at Hampton Park.

A proposed whistleblower policy set to go to Hamilton public school board trustees for final approval later this month will allow those who report suspected wrongdoing to file a complaint if they are unhappy with the response.

Cross Melville Heritage District Committee supports second-storey addition to the garage.

Other issues Beattie says are of concerned include road improvements and development pressures.

Effort extends Ogilvie Street “Green Block” project.

There are multiple recalls from Costco and both the wholesale giant and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency are warning shoppers about them.

Abby Kuchynski has been a member of the Scouts since she was a four — and it has become a passion for the Flamborough teen.

But public charging infrastructure may have some catching up to do, says Jodi Lai.