Ward 9 Coun. Brad Clark adds that having a biodiversity plan as residential development leads to new subdivisions is a “prudent course of action.” Continue reading
Dr. Elizabeth Richardson said the vast majority of transmission of COVID-19 is happening in Hamilton elementary schools, and it is ‘student to student transmission.’ Continue reading
The District School Board of Niagara (DSBN) says eligible staff include educators and others who work in school environments, as well as school bus drivers and crossing guards. Continue reading
Due to potential call volumes through the call centre, the City of Hamilton encourages everyone to self-register online, if possible. Continue reading
‘We understand this situation may be frustrating or upsetting for residents who are anxiously awaiting their first vaccine,’ said Town of Lincoln CAO Michael Kirkopoulos. Continue reading
Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger spoke to the 7-Eleven licencing bid saying while he supports ‘reasonable ability for people to consume alcohol,’ this seems ‘unsafe.’ Continue reading
City Councillors, after listening to the delegations for several hours on Monday, voted to defer a decision on whether to submit Hamilton’s growth plan for provincial approval. Continue reading
‘This past year many of us have struggled with various stresses, none of us have been left untouched by the difficulties of 2020,’ says Ward 14 Coun. Terry Whitehead. Continue reading
To date, the city and its health-care partners have administered just under 75,000 doses, with 11.4 per cent of eligible Hamiltonians having received a vaccine. Continue reading
Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson says residents are worried about water contamination as a result of soil dumping at the Highway 5 property which has prompted cleanup orders. Continue reading
The city’s costs will continue to rise in the year ahead as targeted dredging of Chedoke Creek begins, as required by the provincial orders. Continue reading
Johnson reiterates that the ‘size and scope’ of summer programs, in terms of participation, will be set by public health guidelines. Continue reading
Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson says his goal is not to ‘chase people away’ from Hamilton’s natural areas, rather, to ensure visitors aren’t walking along a live road. Continue reading
Ward 2 Coun. Jason Farr presented the motion, saying ‘good tenants deserve the peace of mind to have healthy and safe environments.’ Continue reading
The city says disciplinary action has been taken after investigating allegations that nurses allowed ineligible family members to receive COVID-19 vaccines at a Hamilton clinic. Continue reading