The launch of the "pay-by-phone" app coincides with an increase in parking rates for on-street meters.

Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger insists that councillors need to see the updated 2026 proposal before they dig in their heels.

Hamilton Bike Share Inc. has taken over the program after Uber's departure from the system in early June.

Collins says it is one of the most common complaints that he receives and a major "quality of life issue."

During the pilot, the city says 12,292 visitors were admitted free to the museums with HPL cards.

Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins says it's "prudent" to have that supplemental plan in place, even though "we can wait another couple of months."

Stoney Creek councillor Brad Clark credits the community with stepping up through donations, saying they have "clearly put their money where their mouth is."

The province has contributed $2.4 million, or 80 per cent of the cost of the multi-use path.

Hamilton Bike Share Inc. says it has enough money and experience to temporarily take over the program on June 1.

Council voted 13-3 Wednesday in favour of a new seven-year $23-million contract for private waste collection in Hamilton.