For reasons they are not permitted to reveal, three members of City Council voted against a “Lease Extension and Amending Agreement” for the City’s main Ontario Works office at 250 Main Street East.

The Hamilton Police Service’s 2023 traffic enforcement statistics show a decrease in the number of tickets issued by HPS in 2023 compared to 2022, and the lowest number of R.I.D.E. checks conducted ...

The Hamilton Police Service’s annual Paid Duties report says the service was contracted 1,911 times for paid duty events in 2023, an increase of 15.47 percent compared to 1,655 events in 2023. The ...

COVID street patio in Downtown Hamilton on King William Street during the summer of 2020 Credit: Joey Coleman / The Public Record Hamilton City Hall is preparing for an “extremely heavy volume” of ...

The City of Hamilton is requiring public notice signs for in-fill development which involves extensive renovation or demolition following years of complaints from residents bordering construction ...

Hamilton’s Seniors Advisory Committee will resume meeting in September, having only held three meetings thus far in 2024: January, February, and May. The March and April meetings were cancelled due to ...

HCLC’s letter notes serious errors of law which raise even more questions about the legality of the investigation than have already been raised.

This is a rare instance of Council entering into quasi-judicial decision making – they are sitting in judgment of an individual, must determine guilt, and render a decision which complies with both ...

Joey’s Live Notepad is my effort to move off the platform formerly known as Twitter. I’ll post short notes, updates, and links throughout the day. It’s the first Thursday of December. Three meetings ...

Public computersclosed off at the Hamilton Public Library following the February 2024 City of Hamilton cybersecurity failure. Credit: Joey Coleman Under pressure from Hamilton City Hall, the Hamilton ...

They report the Games budget has ballooned to AUD$6 billion [$5.39 Canadian] from its original AUD$2.6 billion.

City agreed to pay HDI $50,000 for Chedoke Creek monitoring, HDI sought $145,357. Council also says they will not sign post-clean up agreements with HDI.