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Hamilton councillors to approve new integrity commissioner
Toronto-based law firm is scheduled to assume office Nov. 1.
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Tenants move into new CityHousing building, part of 'significant,' 13-acre infill development in east end
CityHousing tenants in the McQuesten neighbourhood have started moving into their new units. Their building is part of a public-private partnership spanning 13 acres in the city’s east end.
Source: cbc.ca
First building in massive Roxborough Park development is open for residents
The 10-story, 103-unit structure at 8 Roxanne Drive is being operated by CityHousing Hamilton.
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New Ward 4 councillor Tammy Hwang wants to 'future proof' Hamilton for next generation
Ward 4 residents are about to get a new councillor after 22 years being represented by Sam Merulla. After being sworn in Wednesday, not only did Tammy Hwang officially become the new voice of the ward, she also became the city's first East Asian councillor.
Source: cbc.ca
Meet the 10 new faces on Hamilton's incoming city council
After an unprecedented election of change, Hamilton city council will soon be drastically different than the one elected in 2018. Here's what the full city council is set to look like for the next four years.
Source: cbc.ca
Election results: Hamiltonians vote to elect new mayor, handful of councillors
Hamiltonians went to the polls Monday to elect a new mayor and at least six councillors. The city began releasing results after 9:20 p.m. CBC Hamilton has them here.
Source: cbc.ca
'Change-focused voters' drive the conversation in Hamilton election sure to see massive turnover
Voters in Beasley Park and beyond are welcoming the massive change that awaits Hamilton city council with this month's election.
Source: cbc.ca
Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson announces he will retire, won't run for re-election
Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson announced Thursday that he is retiring from public service and won't be a candidate for city council in the next municipal election.
Source: cbc.ca
After crash near Dofasco plant in Hamilton, area resident tells city planners: 'We feel forgotten'
Following a crash that left a woman and her 10 year-old son with life-threatening injuries on Sunday, residents in the Ottawa Street North area are calling for changes to make the roads safer for the people in their neighbourhood.
Source: cbc.ca