Trackers
What is changing, and where it stands
Standing records of what is moving in Hamilton, kept current rather than replaced. Each item shows its source and the date we last checked it.
- Trackers
- 2
- Items followed
- 93
- Dates ahead
- 8
86 projects
Development
The newest development applications on the City of Hamilton's record, by ward.
7 items
Urban boundary expansion
Hamilton's urban boundary expansion applications and the Ontario Land Tribunal's decisions on them, each as the City's application pages and the Tribunal's orders describe it.
What a tracker is for
An article tells you what happened on one day. A tracker tells you where something stands today, and how we know.
Every item names its source and the date HamiltonIQ last checked it against that source. A civic record without a checked date is a claim about the present made at an unknown time in the past. Where the public body publishes no status, no date or no figure, the entry says so instead of filling the gap.
What these trackers are built from
The development tracker is read from the City of Hamilton's own planning-application records. That source publishes no status, so it lists the newest filings by ward rather than saying which are live. It compares dated checks of that record to show what moved.
Urban boundary expansion: this tracker is read from HamiltonIQ stories that cite the public body’s own pages. Each item links to its story and repeats the story’s sources.
Anything with no tracker is not listed as coming. The sources we watch are listed in full.