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

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

Thank you to everyone who took the time to attend and participate in the recent meeting on truck traffic, road safety, and goods movement in our community. There was strong turnout and thoughtful discussion from residents, industry representatives, and staff. Staff Slides for your awareness: Balancing Safety and Goods Movement A consistent theme throughout the discussion — and a focus of Councillor Tadeson’s ongoing work — was the need to strike a better balance between: Sup

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

Apply by April 17 The Rain Ready Hamilton program is now accepting applications for 2026, and Ward 11 residents are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to improve their properties, reduce flood risks, and enhance local green spaces. The application period opened this week and remains open until April 17 . The program is delivered by Green Venture in partnership with the City of Hamilton , and last year alone, Hamilton residents completed 73 projects that w

The City of Hamilton is inviting residents to learn more about a proposed Harmonized Private Tree By-law and updates to existing Woodland By-laws and Tree Protection Guidelines. This work is focused on protecting large, mature trees that contribute to Hamilton’s urban forest while also clarifying requirements for property owners. What’s Being Proposed The proposed by-law would introduce a more consistent approach across the city. Depending on the final version, this could i

Parents and caregivers across Hamilton are being invited to take part in an important community conversation focused on youth safety. Hamilton Police are hosting a series of information sessions designed to help families better understand current youth violence trends, the growing misuse of bear spray, and how to support young people in navigating conflict safely. These sessions are practical, informative, and focused on prevention. Attendees will learn: What’s driving youth

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

The City of Hamilton is asking residents for feedback on a proposed Harmonized Private Tree By-law , along with updates to the City’s existing Woodland By-laws and Tree Protection Guidelines . These proposed changes are part of the City’s Urban Forest Strategy , which was approved by Council in 2023. One of the strategy’s goals is to increase Hamilton’s urban tree canopy to 40% by 2050 . Why is this being considered? Trees play an important role in Hamilton’s environment and

Residents are invited to save the date for an upcoming Ward 11 public meeting focused on truck routes and truck traffic across the community. Councillor Mark Tadeson will be joined by City of Hamilton Transportation staff to discuss current truck route designations and ongoing transportation studies affecting Ward 11. As Binbrook, Mount Hope, and Glanbrook continue to grow , it is important that our road network supports economic activity while also considering safety, traff

Looking for a fun way to keep the kids active this March Break? Councillor Mark Tadeson is pleased to sponsor a series of Free Open Skates at the Glanbrook Arena! Whether you’re a seasoned skater or just getting your balance on the ice, all Ward 11 residents are welcome to join us for these complimentary community sessions. Where: Glanbrook Arena 4300 Binbrook Road When: Sunday, March 15: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM Tuesday, March 17: 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM Sunday, March 22: 1:00 PM

I spent the early morning and late night hours of January 18-20 traveling back and forth to Toronto on the GO Train to attend the Rural Ontario Municipal Association Conference, meeting directly with provincial ministers to advance Ward 11 and rural priorities across Hamilton. Councillors Jeff Beattie, Maureen Wilson, and Mike Spadafora joined me on this annual advocacy trip. Rural Development Grant Expansion I led discussions with Minister Thompson, the Minister of Rural Aff

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

Today’s provincial announcement at AtomVie Global Radiopharma Inc. , located right here in Ward 11 , marks an important milestone for Hamilton’s growing medical-innovation sector and for Ontario’s expanding leadership in nuclear technologies. While full details of the provincial contribution are expected to be confirmed, the Province signaled support for expanding radiopharmaceutical and medical-isotope production capacity in Ontario - an area where Hamilton is already a reco

Please be advised of temporary road closures in Binbrook for the annual Santa Claus Parade on Saturday, December 13, 2025 : Binbrook Road (Fletcher to Highway 56) Closed: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Highway 56 (Windwood to Cemetery) Closed: 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Please plan alternate routes if traveling through the area. Roads will reopen once the parade route is clear. The parade begins at 2:00 p.m. at the Binbrook Fairgrounds. Join us for this festive community celebration!

Lace up your skates and join us for free public skating at Glanbrook Arena! Councillor Tadeson is pleased to sponsor five skate times throughout the holiday season for families and residents to enjoy. Free Skate Schedule: Sunday, December 21st | 1:00 pm – 2:45 pm Tuesday, December 23rd | 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm Tuesday, December 30th | 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm Friday, January 2nd | 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Sunday, January 4th | 1:00 pm – 2:45 pm All ages and skill levels welcome. Bring your ow

Hamilton has plenty of ways to enjoy the winter season. From skating and tobogganing to winter golf and scenic walking trails, there are activities for everyone to get outside and stay active. But first - INDOOR FREE SKATES! Free Councillor-Sponsored Skating at Glanbrook Arena Councillor Tadeson is sponsoring five free public skate sessions at Glanbrook Arena throughout the holidays. All ages welcome! Free Skate Times: Sunday, December 21 | 1:00 - 2:45 pm Tuesday, December

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

Despite yesterday's snowfall blanketing our community, Glanbrook residents filled the arena for our annual Remembrance Day service - a powerful reminder that some commemorations transcend weather and convenience. Standing alongside our veterans and their families, I was struck by the profound intergenerational connections on display. Young cadets stood at attention beside aging veterans. Children absorbed lessons about what sacrifice truly means. Neighbours paused their busy