Archives for January 2011
All Hamilton residents are invited to participate in building the city’s first cultural policy and plan The City of Hamilton is undertaking a comprehensive approach to develop a Cultural Policy and Plan. This is a multi-phased project which will result in the following outcomes: identify cultural resources in Hamilton identify potential opportunities for the development of culture clarify the City’s [...]
Poverty by Postal Code: Will Neighbourhood Solutions Work in Hamilton? January 25th, Doors open at 6:30 pm, Lecture at 7 pm Hamilton Spectator Auditorium, 44 Frid Street, Hamilton Code Red Rx – Prescription for Healthy Neighbourhoods Speaker Series Dr. Jim Dunn Associate Professor, McMaster University Chair in Research on Urban Neighbourhoods, Community Health & Housing [...]
The City of Hamilton is undertaking a review of the solid waste management plan, and the public is invited to a workshop: Place and time: January 24, 2011, 6:30 – 9.00 pm, McMaster Downtown Centre 50 Main St. east, Room 216 ( Light sandwiches and refreshments provided) Topic: Guiding Principles, Goals and Objectives for Hamilton’s [...]
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board has formed three Secondary Accommodation Review Committees (ARC) to look at the future of secondary school accommodation in Hamilton. The role of the ARC is to make recommendations to the Board of Trustees by producing a report that takes into account school space, programming and possible secondary school closures. The [...]
The City of Hamilton invites you to a series of Public Information Sessions. This is your opportunity to: Give your views on the ongoing development of a Rapid Transit network for Hamilton Review details of the proposed Light Rail Transit (LRT) scheme for the B-Line corridor between McMaster and Eastgate Discuss and contribute to land [...]
A group of Kirkendall residents have been working to have a pedestrian crossing light installed at Aberdeen and Kent. They have put together a petition and ask you to look at the information and sign the petition if you are supportive of this initiative. The information and the petition are posted at http://walkablehamilton.org/. Councillor McHattie [...]
The Activity for Seniors in Kirkendall (ASK) program has new hours – please see the poster, and feel free to redistribute.