Keanin Loomis elected mayor of Hamilton, official results show
Keanin Loomis is elected Hamilton's mayor, the City Clerk certified on October 29, with 41.8% of the vote; turnout 31.61%.
Council decisions, by-laws, the municipal budget and the 2026 election.
Keanin Loomis is elected Hamilton's mayor, the City Clerk certified on October 29, with 41.8% of the vote; turnout 31.61%.
Dated items from October 26 into December, with the source for each.
Hamilton's pre-2023 listed heritage properties come off the register on January 1, 2027 unless designated.
How to comment on a Hamilton development proposal, and what appeal rights the City describes.
HSR's first annual rider survey closes Sunday, November 1; five in-person sessions remain.
Applications for the City's $450 snow-clearing subsidy open November 1; the sidewalk rules explained.
Hamilton's November 17 tax sale lists 19 properties; tenders are due by 3 p.m.
A City campaign launched October 22 lists where to report hate in Hamilton and where to get support.
Polls open 10 am to 8 pm Monday; vote at any location in your ward.
Mountain Dental Clinic at 891 Upper James is closed October 20 to November 20; emergencies moved downtown.
Staff target December 1 for an interim report on an AI data centre study Council ordered in June.
25 files on 20 properties go before the Committee of Adjustment on October 29.
What is closed and what changes in Hamilton on Thanksgiving Monday, October 12.
Public Health urges providers to promote the free HPV vaccine to Grade 7–12 students.
Downtown Hamilton rental units to get a 26°C summer cooling standard in a 2027–2028 pilot.
Up to $12.03 million ERASE grant for 290 Fennell Ave. W. cleanup; 512-bed long-term care planned.
Fall COVID-19, flu and RSV vaccine dates and eligibility in Hamilton.
City convicted and fined $600,000 over a sewer cross-connection that leaked into the harbour for 26 years.
7,310 voted at advance polls October 3–4; more advance days follow.
Committee backs a facilitator to restart talks on archaeology for the Waterdown By-Pass.
Committee backs extra $6.6 million to award a $39.9 million Woodward plant upgrade.
Committee backs a three-year end to residential development charges, tied to $572M in funding.
Audit: Southcote Road project rose 19% to $15.82 million; 10 recommendations.
Committee backs dropping security cameras from Hamilton's Fortification By-law.
One-time grant of up to $2,000 for summer 2026 flood costs.
Climate Ready Hamilton pilot to offer resident groups $500–$7,500 for climate projects from Q1 2027.
Hamilton's dedicated stormwater fee moves to 2028; school boards to be excluded.
New west Hamilton water pumping station proposed at 1845 Main St. W.; review to Oct. 30.
Second intake approved for the City's zero-interest home energy retrofit loan pilot.
Council backs talks to extend GFL's half-city waste collection contract from 2029 to as late as 2031.
The 2027 forecast shows 8.2% average residential impact; not a final decision.
13 run for mayor and 76 for council; Ward 10 has 11 candidates.