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Joey Coleman's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Hamilton, Ontario. He frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to the City of Hamilton, HSR (Hamilton Street Railway), city management appointments, strikes, and development approvals.
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By: Joey Coleman
Hamilton's Committee of Adjustment is being asked to decide if locating the Salvation Army's emergency men's overnight shelter in a building at 337 Gage Avenue North, which was once used as a day school, is a minor variance.
By: Joey Coleman
The capping of one of the Great Lakes' most polluted sites is not only producing environmental benefits, it is now producing economic ones too.
The City of Hamilton's affordable housing agency, CityHousing Hamilton, is continuing to hold its vacancy rate below its past averages.
Three degrees, life-changing callouts and a life-threatening cancer diagnosis … former paramedic and fresh UNE law graduate Travis Wishart has experienced more than most in his lifetime.
Where four pre-Confederation heritage buildings once stood on King Street East, the City of Hamilton's planning department is now evaluating a
The Hamilton Public Library (HPL) has confirmed Hamilton architectural practice DPAI is now the architectural and design sub-contractor for the Hamilton West Harbour library branch.
This is a developing story. Updates will be posted as officials release information on Friday.
Hamilton's Chief Librarian Paul Takala is “hopeful” the Central Library branch will resume Sunday hours beginning in July.
The Hamilton Conservation Authority posted a surplus of $1,617,159 in 2025,to audited statements released last week.
Hamilton's Committee of Adjustment will find itself subject to watchful public eyes for the second time this year as they deal with what is a routine
