Joey Coleman is a local journalist based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. With a focus on local news and community issues, Joey covers a wide range of topics including politics, transportation, city development, and public services. Through his articles and live notepad updates, Joey provides timely and informative news to the residents of Hamilton.
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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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The Stoney Creek parking lot housing vote will be the first Strong Mayor veto in Hamilton.
Chief Librarian says the Library is making its "best efforts" to restore services "as quickly as we can," including public printing.
By: Joey Coleman
Hamilton's Chief of Police says he wants to equip all front-line officers with cameras, citing recent coroners inquest recommendation.
Fengate LiUNA went to the OLT for a non-decision appeal. OLT says City planners correct in assessment the proposal is over-development
By: Joey Coleman
What should the First 100 Days look like for a City Manager? There's a Book Chapter for that, and Basit wrote it.
Hamilton City Council asked for adjournment of May 2024 hearing, The OLT granted the request, hearing now scheduled for February 2025.
The City of Hamilton conceded it could not ban the ad, after APRA Canada took the City to court.
Senior staff are leaving, the City is unable to recruit, and staffing changes in the mayor's office.
City Council votes to not announce which Inquest it will participate in
If the Courts strike down Toronto’s building standards, the decision will effectively stop Hamilton from implementing similar measures.
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