An opportunity for women and non-binary individuals who identify as Black, Indigenous, Persons of Colour (BIPOC) to participate in a FREE 5-part workshop series with a focus on learning how to claim power and place in politics to effect change.

Please call 905-522-9922 ext 134 for more information

Join us for a community meeting and update regarding the demolition that took place at 319 Sherman Ave N in September.

We will hear from the City’s Public Health Department and representatives from the provincial Ministry of the Environment, Conservation & Parks (MECP) regarding the outcome of sample testing from properties near the demolition site. The company responsible for the demolition on-site, Delsan-AIM, will be in attendance and be able to provide information on future plans for the site. We will also be joined by staff from the City’s Building Department to shed light on the demolition permit process and important changes that can mitigate the occurrence of future events like this one.

Residents are invited to share their questions and concerns at the meeting, if you are unable to attend, please feel welcome to submit questions to Ward3@Hamilton.ca

Doors will open at 6:00pm with presentations beginning at 6:30.

Refreshments & Transit tickets provided.

The Cotton Factory is accessible with an elevator at the east entrance (right off the parking lot). The meeting room is equipped with an accessible washroom. Signage will be well posted.
For accessibility accommodations and questions, please email Ward3@Hamilton.ca or call 905-546-2702

How must cities lead against climate crisis? What are the responsibilities of municipal leadership during a climate emergency?

Hear International Lawyer and former Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, Dianne Saxe speak to best practices and steps municipalities must take in order to deal with the climate emergency.

A panel discussion with Ms Saxe, Councillors Wilson, Nann, Danko, Farr, and Environment Hamilton will follow.

6:00 pm – Doors/Sign-in and refreshments
6:30 pm – Introduction by All Councillors
6:40 pm – Dianne Saxe
7:30 pm – Panel Discussion

FAQs
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?

The David Braley Health Centre is within half a block of HSR transit, and Bay Street cycle track. Paid parking is available off Bay St.

HSR Tickets are available at the event

Is childcare available?
A limited number of child minding spots are available.
Please RSVP with your ticket via eventbrite to reserve a space.

How can I contact the organizers with any questions?

Contact ward1@hamilton.ca (905) 546-2416 or ward3@hamilton.ca (905) 546-4550

Should you require other accommodation, please email above.

Join us for the exciting unveiling of the preliminary design for the Stadium Precinct Community Park.

Residents are invited to share thoughts and ideas and to review the design, presented by staff at 6:45pm.

To view the design:
https://www.hamilton.ca/parks-recreation/creating-new-parks/stadium-precinct-park

If you are unable to join but wish to share thoughts, please email Ward3 @Hamilton.ca to be connected to the project lead.