The City of Hamilton has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment to evaluate options for a new transportation link between Highway 6 South and the Red Hill Business Park, connecting to the John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport and surrounding employment lands. The study will look at ways to improve long-term transportation needs in South Hamilton, including goods movement, connectivity, traffic operations, and support for economic growth. Residents, busine

The City of Hamilton has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) for the Airport Employment Growth District (AEGD) East-West Arterial Road Network in the Ancaster area. The first of three Public Information Centres is coming up later this month. About the Study This Schedule "C" EA study will examine road network improvements to support transportation needs identified through the AEGD Transportation Master Plan Update (2024). The study covers four key elem

The City of Hamilton has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) process to develop and evaluate alternative solutions to improve the intersection at Binbrook Road, Trinity Church Road and White Church Road. This MCEA will examine pedestrian, cyclist, and traffic concerns for safety and operation of the intersection and evaluate transportation improvement options including (but not limited to) realignment of the intersections and implementation of design

If you received an unsigned letter about the future of lands along Twenty Road West, you're not alone - and you deserve straight answers. Councillor Tadeson has written directly to affected residents to clarify where the process stands, what remains unresolved, and what his office is doing to stay informed. Dear Neighbours, My office has been made aware of an unsigned, unattributed letter that has been delivered to residents of the adult living communities north of Twenty Roa

The City of Hamilton is conducting an Environmental Assessment (EA) for improvements to the intersection of Binbrook Road, Trinity Church Road, and White Church Road - and the second Public Information Centre is coming up. What the EA Is About This EA is examining how to improve a busy and increasingly complex intersection in the heart of Binbrook. The study is evaluating a range of design alternatives, including possible roundabout configurations, to determine the best long-

The City of Hamilton is undertaking a comprehensive Road Classification and Right-of-Way Study - and Ward 11 residents have an opportunity to weigh in directly. What the Study Is About This study will update how streets across Hamilton are planned, classified, and designed. It incorporates Complete Streets principles - an approach to road design that considers the needs of everyone using the street, including people walking, cycling, taking transit, and driving. The study wil

Ward 11 has great parks - playgrounds, spray pads, sports fields, walking paths - but many locations don't have permanent washroom facilities. For families with young children, seniors, and visitors spending an afternoon outside, that's a real gap. This summer, I'm addressing that directly. What's Being Installed Accessible portable washroom units will be in place at two Ward 11 locations for the summer season, running approximately May through September: Fairgrounds Communit

Grass Cutting in Ward 11: What to Expect This Season The City's 2026 grass cutting program runs from April 13 through October 30. For Ward 11 residents, it's worth knowing that service looks different depending on where you live — and that difference is intentional. Rural Roadsides Ward 11 includes a large rural area, which means a significant portion of our roadside maintenance operates on a rural schedule. Rural cutting is focused on road safety and drainage function, not a

Councillor Mark Tadeson participated in the 2nd Annual High Tea & Fashion Show in support of Glanbrook Community Services, an event that brings the community together while raising funds for local programs. Held in Binbrook, the event featured local vendors, raffles, and a high tea experience, all in support of services that assist residents and families across the Glanbrook area. As part of the event, Councillor Tadeson took part in the fashion show as a model, helping highl

On April 27th, Councillor Mark Tadeson joined Councillors Jeff Beattie and Matt Francis in Stoney Creek to help kick off this year’s Smile Cookie campaign. The visit included a stop at a Tim Hortons location on Centennial Parkway, where they tried their hand at decorating cookies alongside staff and volunteers. The campaign runs through May 3, with proceeds supporting FoodShare and Food4Kids. Both organizations play a key role in addressing food insecurity and helping ensure

I encourage residents to take a few minutes to complete this survey. We haven’t had this kind of input in over a decade, and strong participation helps ensure Binbrook is part of the conversation moving forward, making sure BINBROOK has a say what happens in Binbrook. It’s been over 10 years since the City last gathered community input on transit in Binbrook. This new survey is an important opportunity for residents to share their views and help inform future planning. Hamilt

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