Ken Mann is a news reporter for Global News, specializing in local news and events in Hamilton, Canada. With a focus on delivering accurate and timely information to the community, Ken covers a range of topics including politics, infrastructure, healthcare, and social issues impacting the city.
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Ken Mann's coverage mainly focuses on local government announcements and press releases in Hamilton, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including city development, infrastructure, public safety, education, and sustainability.
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- Highlight any new or significant developments related to Hamilton's government initiatives or business activities.
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City staff say the number of customers in arrears soared in Hamilton last year with total unpaid water bills values hitting $4.4 million in 2022.
By: Ken Mann
Executives from Hamilton's hospital networks suggest several of the city's major hospitals will need to be redeveloped in the next 25 years.
By: Ken Mann
The COVID pandemic took its toll on Downtown Hamilton's office vacancy rate bumping it up and reducing foot traffic as well as proliferating safety concerns for those still there.
By: Ken Mann
Calls to Hamilton paramedics about suspected opioid overdoses are again trending higher, with 250 such emergency calls since the start of May.
By: Ken Mann
World-renowned conservationist and United Nations messenger Jane Goodall checked into the Royal Botanical Gardens Wednesday to meet local students.
Two energy companies are proposing building facilities in Hamilton that would store excess electricity.
By: Ken Mann
A city contractor has finished targeted dredging within Chedoke Creek.
By: Ken Mann
The city has set aside $1 million to fund a detailed engineering design of a two-way Main Street from Dundurn Street in the west end to 'the Delta' in the east end.
By: Ken Mann
The city says it is committed to rebuilding public trust, making changes and ensuring past mistakes aren't repeated in the wake of the Red Hill Valley Parkway Judicial Inquiry.
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