The City of Hamilton has declared a portion of the annual report confidential, citing “personal matters about an identifiable individual.” Due to a lack of data tracking, the City cannot provide the ...

Getting a planning application approved in Hamilton takes an average of 31 months. This is nearly triple the average of 11.2 months across comparator municipalities and six months worse than the ...

Ontario's Divisional Court has dismissed Waterdown Garden Supplies Ltd. and Gary McHale's appeal of a security of costs order in their lawsuit against the City of Hamilton. McHale and the corporations ...

Hamilton Bike Share Inc. is asking Council to increase its annual funding by nearly 50 percent. If approved, HSBI will receive $744,000 annually, an increase of $258,000 from the current $486,000 ...

Hamilton East – Stoney Creek MPP Neil Lumsden remains Hamilton’s regional cabinet minister. Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced minor post-election changes to the provincial cabinet today. Newly ...

The Hamilton Public Library’s Director of Finance says they are working to complete and present the HPL’s 2023 and 2024 end-of-year financial statements.

Under the present rules for the OLT, passed by the Ontario Conservative government, participant statements are not expert evidence and rarely influence decisions. Developers/appellants must submit ...

The decision came at the end of the first case management conference for a non-decision appeal involving 370, 378, 412, 436 Garner Road East. Owner First Golf Real Estate Corporation applied to the ...

I'm watching events in the United States with concern. The United States has gone from our closest ally to a nation engaged in economic warfare against us - with steel tariffs expected to hit Hamilton ...

Sault Ste Marie is the latest Ontario municipality to propose banning the public from carrying protest signs into public meetings, despite an Ontario Superior Court ruling that the bans violate the ...

Ontario’s Divisional Court granted a rare leave to appeal for the City of Mississauga to challenge the Ontario Land Tribunal’s quashing of Mississauga’s official plan amendment affordable housing ...

The Calgary bylaw was upheld by a provincial court judge who ruled the bylaw is a justifiable restriction on protests, writing, “members of the Community could suffer significant psychological harm if ...