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- Ontario’s top court paves way to reopen challenge of Hamilton’s anti-encampment law
Ontario's top court has reopened a constitutional challenge against Hamilton's anti-encampment bylaw, citing errors in the previous ruling.
- Ramsey decision that cleared encampments from Hamilton parks is tossed by Court of Appeal
A court decision permitting Hamilton to clear park encampments was overturned by the Court of Appeal due to inadequate reasoning and procedural errors, sending the case back for a new hearing.
- Ontario's top court paves way to reopen challenge of Hamilton's anti-encampment law
Ontario's top court has cleared the path for a legal challenge against Hamilton's anti-encampment law.
- Sherman Cut reopens Friday after nearly six-month closure for maintenance
The Sherman Cut in Hamilton reopens Friday after a six-month closure for maintenance, including road resurfacing and retaining wall replacement.
- Court of Appeal Orders Redo of Hamilton Encampment Charter Challenge Citing "Series of Errors" by Hamilton Judge
The Court of Appeal for Ontario mandated a new hearing for the Charter challenge against Hamilton's encampment by-law, citing judicial errors and stereotypes in the initial dismissal.
- Hamilton council approves maximum heat bylaw pilot project for Ward 2
Hamilton City Council passed a pilot bylaw for Ward 2, mandating landlords to keep rental units below 26 degrees Celsius during summer months, effective June 2027.
- Hamilton city council approves pilot limiting downtown rental temperatures starting next summer
Hamilton City Council approved a pilot program for a maximum heat bylaw in Ward 2, limiting rental unit temperatures to 26 C during summer months starting in 2027.
- Adequate Indoor Temperature in Rental Homes
The City of Hamilton is piloting a bylaw to set a maximum indoor temperature of 26°C in rental units during summer to protect residents from extreme heat.
- New Hamilton Together campaign aims to help residents recognize, report and respond to hate
The City of Hamilton is launching a public awareness campaign called "Hamilton Together" on October 22, 2026, to help residents recognize, report, and respond to hate incidents.
- Hamilton council approves downtown pilot for adequate temperature bylaw to protect renters
Hamilton City Council approved a pilot for an Adequate Temperature Bylaw in downtown Hamilton, requiring landlords to maintain rental unit temperatures at or below 26°C during summer months to protect renters from extreme heat.
- Canada announces the grand opening of new homes in Hamilton
The Canadian government, in partnership with the City of Hamilton, has funded the creation of 23 new affordable homes in Hamilton to combat homelessness and provide stable housing.
- ELECTION Q&A: Hamilton mayoral candidates weigh in on budget priorities
Hamilton mayoral candidates outline their plans for balancing infrastructure needs with tax affordability, proposing cost-cutting measures, strategic investments, and securing external funding.
- Hamilton Police Chief Eric Weiss announces resignation after more than five years
Hamilton Police Chief Eric Weiss is stepping down after over five years to pursue a new career opportunity.
- Hamilton’s Southcote Road project execution ‘informal and immature,’ audit finds
An audit found that the City of Hamilton's Southcote Road project, which increased in cost by $2.5 million, was managed with informal and immature processes, leading to cost overruns and inefficiencies.
- Hamilton council approves maximum heat bylaw pilot for tenants — but enforcement will be limited to one city ward
Hamilton City Council approved a limited 19-month pilot bylaw in Ward 2 to protect tenants from excessive indoor heat, a measure criticized by housing advocates for not being city-wide.
- Is Hamilton getting value for its $130M housing budget? Mayoral candidates disagree
Hamilton mayoral candidates are clashing over the value and effectiveness of the city's $130 million budget allocated for housing and homelessness initiatives.
- Ward 12: Candidates promise to address safety, affordability, infrastructure and loss of farm land
Two candidates in Hamilton's Ward 12 municipal election, Fred Bennink and Craig Cassar, outline their priorities including safety, affordability, infrastructure, and protecting farmland.
- HWFA and OFA respond to Ontario Land Tribunal Decision on Hamilton’s urban boundary
The HWFA and OFA express disappointment over the Ontario Land Tribunal's decision to expand Hamilton's urban boundary into prime agricultural land and urge the City to prioritize intensification.
- Hamilton Ward 15 candidates scrap over property taxes
Candidates for Hamilton's Ward 15 city council seat clashed over property tax increase figures and discussed urban growth issues during a televised debate.
- Ward 13: With no incumbent running, candidates say roads, taxes and understanding rural issues are key
Candidates for Hamilton's Ward 13 council election are campaigning on improving rural road safety, addressing financial concerns, tackling the cost of living, and ensuring city services meet the diverse needs of urban and rural areas.
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