City of Hamilton

• Mentoring program seeks to fill underrepresented roles for film, music and fashion in Hamilton

  The Women+ in (Creative) Business Mentoring Program is looking to counsel Hamilton-based entrepreneurs that have been around for between six months and five years.

  Canada

  May 17
  
• Section of Wilson Street in Ancaster to see lane reductions until September

  A four-phase project on Wilson Street East in Ancaster will encompass road resurfacing, culvert replacement, bike lane improvements and installation of a pedestrian crossover.

  Traffic

  May 4
  
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• Location, education factors in Hamilton’s contribution to Canada’s booming tech industry

  A LinkedIn study suggests expansion projects from the world's largest companies and university programs are a catalyst for expanding tech jobs in the Hamilton-Burlington area.

  Economy

  Apr 29
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• Bus union continues fight against Hamilton’s COVID-19 employee vaccination policy

  The union representing Hamilton Street Railway workers says it will resume its challenge after a council vote retained the city's COVID-19 vaccination mandate for city workers.

  Politics

  Apr 28
• Public hearings for Hamilton’s Red Hill Valley Parkway judicial inquiry have begun

  At the centre of the query is a 2013 city staff report on the surface of the roadway — a study that was allegedly buried for six years.

  Traffic

  Apr 25
• City, Good Shepherd respond to criticism about Hamilton’s Cathedral women’s shelter

  Advocates for Hamilton's homeless population are lending support to a woman speaking out about 'horrible' conditions at a women's shelter on Main Street East.

  Health

  Apr 20
• Staff report recommends suspending City of Hamilton vaccination policy

  If approved, the suspension of the policy would eliminate the threat of termination as of June 1, for more than 500 municipal employees in Hamilton.

  Politics

  Apr 13
• Hamilton’s pothole damage claims in the hundreds and closing on potential record-setting year

  The city is closing in on 400 damage claims as of mid-March.

  Traffic

  Mar 15
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• Hamilton’s pothole season is on, 14,000 filled since the new year

  Hamilton's acting manager of road maintenance says about 15 dedicated crews have been out fixing potholes on local roadways in recent days.

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  Feb 25
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• City of Hamilton not planning to lift mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy for staff

  The City of Hamilton is not planning to lift its mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy for municipal staff, despite Ontario's top doctor suggesting such policies could be lifted.

  Canada

  Feb 22