City of Hamilton Declares A Significant Weather Event

City of Hamilton declares Significant Weather Event for February 15, 2025

HAMILTON, ON – As a result of significant snow accumulation expected from Saturday morning continuing until Monday morning, the City of Hamilton is declaring a Significant Weather Event effective 12:00 p.m. today. Specific areas across the city could expect accumulations up to 40 centimetres of snowfall with ice pellets possible Saturday overnight and into Monday. Residents are reminded that when a Significant Weather Event is declared, it does not automatically mean all City facilities are closed or that programs are cancelled. The City will share regular updates about snow clearing progress, changes to service levels, transit delays, program cancellations, etc. via the Inclement Weather Alert webpage on hamilton.ca/WeatherImpacts and on the City of Hamilton’s social media platforms.

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Ward 1 Newsletter - 2025-02-14

This edition of the Ward 1 newsletter includes:

  • 2025 Budget Update
  • Join us for a community free skate
  • Change of date for the Ward 1 Town Hall
  • Vacant Unit Tax update
  • CityLab's call for challenges
  • Celebrate Black History Month in Hamilton
  • Events
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Ward 1 Councillor Wilson's Newsletter - 2025-01-31

This edition of the Ward 1 newsletter includes:

  • Ward 1 Town Hall
  • Councillor Wilson's Opening Statement as the 2025 Budget Chair
  • Renoviction Bylaw in Effect
  • School Crossing Guards Needed!
  • Ward 1 Resident Sounds Alarm Over Loss of Biodiversity
  • 2024 Order of Hamilton
  • Ward 1 Resident Raising Funds for FAB
  • Free Family Day Skate at Coronation Area
  • Events
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Getting Back On Track - Opening Remarks By the Budget Chair

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Ward 1 Councillor Wilson's Newsletter - 2024-12-23

This edition of the Ward 1 newsletter includes

  • Ward 1 Community Sponsored Free Holiday Skate
  • City of Hamilton, What's Open and What's Not
  • Christmas Tree Pick-up or Drop-off
  • Barton/Tiffany Outdoor Shelter Update
  • Name the Plows 2025
  • Developments in Ward 1
  • Events

 

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Barton-Tiffany Outdoor Shelter Update 2

City staff have been working to fulfil the Mayor’s directive (MDI-2024-02) to prepare and install a temporary outdoor shelter site for residents in need.  Regrettably, City staff have shared that there have been some unexpected setbacks due to additional health and safety measures and production delays impacting delivery dates for the microshelters and washroom facilities. As a result, the site is expected to open beginning in mid-January, with a phased-in opening. The remaining outdoor shelter spaces will open soon after.

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Ward 1 Councillor Wilson's Newsletter - 2024-12-16

This edition of the Ward 1 newsletter includes:

  • Season's Greetings from the Ward 1 Office
  • Coyotes in Hamilton
  • Update on the Barton+Tiffany Outdoor Shelter
  • Ward 1 Events
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Ward 1 Councillor Wilson's Newsletter - 2024-11-29

This edition of the Ward 1 newsletter includes:

  • Update on the Barton+Tiffany Outdoor Shelter
  • Forthcoming Aberdeen and Dundurn road construction
  • Preliminary Recommendation From the Complete Safe Streets Study for Strathcona & Kirkendall
  • Ontario Land Tribunal outcome regarding 200 Market/55 Queen Street North
  • Vacant Unit Tax - Mandatory Occupancy Declarations Starting January 2025
  • Hamilton Launches Interactive Budget Simulator
  • The Order of Hamilton Open for Nominations Now Open
  • Reminders: Last Curbside Yard Waste Collection Monday
  • It's Not Spam, It's Hamilton Recreation's New Program Portal
  • Events

 

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York Blvd / Locke St N Intersection 5-Day Closure from North Side of York.

TLDR:

  • The York Blvd Locke St N intersection will close north of the York centre median for 5 days (November 28-December 2, 2024)
  • There will be no through access for north-south movement. 
  • Strathcona North residents must enter and exit the neighbourhood via Barton St W at Queen St N, or beyond.
  • Motorists coming north from Strathcona 'Central' must turn east or west at York Blvd.
  • York Blvd east/west access will remain as is.
  • Pedestrian access will be maintained on one side with a clear path.

 

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OLT Outcome for Development at 55 Queen St N, Strathcona

OLT outcome for the development at 200 Market S/125 Napier St/55 Queen St N, Strathcona

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