Residents are invited to attend the second Public Information Centre (PIC #2) for the Binbrook Road, Trinity Church Road, and White Church Road Intersection Improvements Environmental Assessment (EA). This study is focused on identifying potential improvements to this key intersection, with an emphasis on safety and long-term function as the area continues to grow. Meeting Details Date:  Thursday, May 21, 2026 Time:  6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Location : Glanbrook Municipal Service C

The City of Hamilton has received additional funding and child care space allocations through the Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care (CWELCC) program , helping expand access to licensed child care across the city.   What’s New for 2026 Following a provincial review, Hamilton has been allocated: 333 additional licensed child care spaces $2.9 million in additional funding This funding includes: Operating support for new spaces Administrative funding Infrastructure fundin

The Province of Ontario is moving forward with a major restructuring of conservation authorities, reducing 36 separate conservation authorities to 9 regional authorities, with implementation targeted for early 2027. Under this model, the Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) and Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) would be consolidated into a proposed Western Lake Ontario Regional Conservation Authority, alongside Conservation Halton and Credit Valley Conservation

Backwater valves play an important role in helping protect homes from basement flooding caused by sewer backups , especially during heavy rain. If your home has a backwater valve, regular inspection and maintenance are essential  to ensure it continues to function properly.   Why Maintenance Matters A backwater valve is designed to allow wastewater to flow out of your home while preventing it from flowing back in if the sewer system becomes overwhelmed. Over time, debris can

The City of Hamilton is moving forward with more than $150 million in 2026  to repair, resurface, and upgrade transportation infrastructure across the city. This investment directly addresses resident priorities identified during the budget process, with infrastructure renewal and road conditions  among the top concerns. Of the total investment, $106.1 million  is dedicated specifically to renewing and replacing existing roads, sidewalks, and bridges as part of the City’s bro

Illegal dumping is frustrating, and knowing who to call can make all the difference in getting things cleaned up quickly. Our Roads, Municipal Law Enforcement (MLE), and Waste Bylaw teams work together—but the right starting point depends on where the dumping is located  and whether it needs investigation . Below is an easy guide to help you report issues confidently.   Dumping on Private Property → Contact MLE Q: I see garbage or debris on someone’s private property. Who ha

A community meeting has been scheduled to discuss Cachet Park within the Cachet Binbrook development. Residents have requested a meeting regarding recent development plan changes. This public meeting is intended to provide a space to share information, hear from residents directly, and allow for discussion with the developer and the Ward Councillor. Representatives from Cachet and Councillor Mark Tadeson will be in attendance and available to engage with residents. This is a

Access to family doctors continues to be a challenge for many residents in Ward 11, particularly in Binbrook, Mount Hope, and other fast-growing areas where healthcare services are under pressure. The Hamilton Health Team  is working to improve access to primary care by coordinating connections between residents who do not have a family doctor and providers who are accepting new patients across Hamilton, Haldimand, and Niagara North West. How Ward 11 Residents Can Use the Ser

City of Hamilton facilities, services, and programs are open today, Monday, January 26, 2026. However, there are service impacts due to road conditions and cold weather. A Significant Weather Event remains in effect , meaning winter maintenance service timelines are delayed. Road Conditions Main roads are cleared but remain snow covered. Crews began moving into residential streets around 3:00 a.m. and continue operations. A first round of City-maintained sidewalks is expected

The City of Hamilton is offering a series of in-person, drop-in clinics to help residential property owners complete their 2025 Vacant Unit Tax declaration accurately and on time . City staff will be available to provide one-on-one assistance. No appointment is required. Residents should bring their Notice to Declare letter or most recent property tax bill , which contains the roll number and access code needed to complete the declaration. 📍 Upcoming Clinic Dates Please note

Residents are invited to attend an in-person neighbourhood information meeting regarding a proposed development located at 2640–2654 Binbrook Road, Hamilton . The purpose of this meeting is to present the proposed design concept for the site and provide an opportunity for members of the public to ask questions and share feedback. The proposed development includes: Three blocks of standard two-storey townhouses One block of three-storey back-to-back townhouses One block of thr

This step-by-step guide walks residents through the online Vacant Unit Tax (VUT) declaration process , from registering for the My.Hamilton portal  to successfully submitting their annual declaration. If you prefer video instructions, a full walkthrough is also available here: Video walkthrough:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbUDAF2gj5U Download SIMPLE Walkthrough instructions Download Detailed Walkthrough with pictures Before You Begin You will need: Your Notice to Declar

The Risks of Centralizing Our Local Conservation Authority As your Ward 11 Councillor and a Board Member of the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, I’ve seen firsthand how NPCA  staff deliver practical, science-based stewardship of our watershed, woodlands, and greenspace in Glanbrook. I’ve worked directly with them to upgrade Binbrook Conservation Area—improvements that make it better for families while protecting water quality. I’ve also watched them partner effective

Important Update on the Glanbrook Sewer Upgrade Project Dear Ward 11 Residents, I know this major infrastructure project along Golf Club Road and Dickenson Road has been incredibly disruptive for many of you—longer road closures, heavy equipment, noise, dust, and detours that affect your daily routines. You’ve been patient and understanding, and I want you to know I hear your frustrations loud and clear. My office continues to push the project team for better communication an

Hello Ward 11 neighbours, With the recent snowfall wrapping up yesterday (the last winter event officially ended at 11 a.m. on December 13, 2025), this is a quick reminder about our responsibilities under the City's Snow and Ice By-law No. 03-296. Property owners and occupants are required to clear snow and ice from the sidewalks next to your property – including any sections of roof that overhang the City sidewalk – within 24 hours after the end of a snow event . This isn't

I want to share an updated look at the current safety picture in Ward 11, based on Hamilton Police’s ongoing reporting. While police continue to track long-term trends going back five years, the most meaningful information for residents is what we’re seeing right now  in 2025 - and how it compares to our typical patterns as a rural–urban ward. Violent Crime: Stable and Within Expected Ranges So far in 2025, Ward 11 has recorded 116 violent crime cases , which is consistent wi

Industry Minister Joly (pictured with Councillor Mark Tadeson) Visits Our Community to Announce $186M in Canadian Procurement Reform Hamilton, ON – November 10, 2025 Today, Ward 11 took center stage in Canada's economic future as The Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Industry, visited KF Aerospace's Hamilton facility - right here in Mount Hope - to announce a major shift in federal procurement policy. Minister Joly outlined nearly $186 million in new funding from Budget 20

October 19, 2025 - Ancaster Councillor Mark Tadeson claimed first place at the annual South Wentworth Plowing Match held on Friday, October 18, 2025, in Ancaster. The event, organized by the South Wentworth Plowman's Association, brought together local leaders and community members for a day of friendly competition and celebration of Hamilton's agricultural traditions. After the judges reviewed all entries, Councillor Tadeson's plot was awarded top honours. "It was wonderful

Councillor Mark Tadeson's office is pleased to announce that we are updating the Ward 11 Business Directory - a valuable resource that connects residents with the businesses and services that make our community thrive. We Need Your Help! Whether you're a business owner looking to be included in the directory, or a resident who knows of excellent local businesses and services in Ward 11, we invite you to submit information using the form below. Why This Matters A comprehensive