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COLEMAN: Ontario Law Requires Compensating Board of Health Members, Hamilton Taking It Too FarHamilton's new Board of Health will vote Monday on their own remuneration rates. Recommendation is the highest in Ontario.
Hamilton Police are searching for two possible suspects, ask people in Kenilworth / Barton area to check cameras.
Hamilton Conservation Authority Foundation Chair André Chabot says the charitable foundation has reached 95 per cent of its annual fiscal year fundraising goal, with four months to go. “The Foundation ...
The facility was closed in March after "rotting was observed in an isolated section" of the roof deck - engineers have confirmed the building is safe.
Material and services 25% over budget in first four months of April, putting CHH on track for a $2.26 million annual deficit.
The Ministry referenced Hamilton's ransomware attack timeline to argue that releasing database URLs could endanger government IT systems.
Striking Hamilton Water workers disrupt Council meetings, block transit buses, and say they'll block snow plows this winter if still on strike.
Proposed six-storey residential building in Dundas could be surrounded by flood waters during a severe storm event.
The Board estimates it will have to pay the City $780,000 annually under the new system, meaning the Board will need to cut around one per cent of its $751-million operating budget.
Ontario has 444 municipalities, Hamilton is the only one subject to repeated written orders to comply with freedom of information laws.
From a 2023 concert staging mishap to drug use during the 2023-24 encampments, unintended uses of Hamilton's Argyll memorial pavilion have escalated Veterans Committee concerns ...
The City Clerk's Office included an unredacted cheque in a Council agenda package, exposing the banking information of a corporation.
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