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Progress in Ward 11 and Across Hamilton
As your Councillor, I often focus on our city’s challenges - but it’s just as important to celebrate the progress we’re making, especially here in Ward 11. After years of delay, major projects are finally moving forward. As Co-Chair of the Airport Subcommittee, I’m proud to announce the completion of the $400 million airport lease. This secures Hamilton’s airport as Canada’s largest overnight cargo hub and has already brought Porter Airlines service to our community. I also
Oct 31, 2025


⛽ Gas Station on Regional Road 56: Project Update
Great news for Binbrook and Glanbrook residents - the long-awaited gas station on Regional Road 56 is back on track. The landowner is actively working with City staff, and planning discussions are underway. If all goes smoothly, we could see meaningful progress by the second quarter of 2026 . 🏗️ Why It Matters Access to fuel and convenience services has been a consistent request from residents across Ward 11. This project directly responds to that need, bringing a much-neede
Oct 31, 2025


Cybersecurity Audit: Learning from Failures
The City’s Auditor General has released Phase 1 of the Cybersecurity Follow-Up Audit, shedding light on what led to Hamilton’s February 2024 cyberattack. The findings are both clear and frustrating: serious security issues were identified as far back as 2021, but weren’t addressed in time to prevent the breach. The audit outlines six major failures: Chronic understaffing in IT security Frequent leadership turnover Lack of follow-through on 2021 recommendations No centrali
Oct 31, 2025


Harrison Road Bridge Completion
A few days ago I was out doing regular ward inspections and I’m pleased to announce that Harrison Road is now open again and bridge improvements are complete. The remaining work for topsoil and hydro-seed along the roadside and ditch are currently underway. Thanks to our project manager in Construction Services in Public Works and our qualified contractor, Rankin, for bringing this project in ahead-of-schedule and under budget!
Oct 31, 2025
Family Health Team Now Available at Binbrook Library
Good news for Binbrook residents seeking local healthcare support: the Hamilton Family Health Team is now offering services at the Binbrook Public Library (2641 Regional Road 56) every Tuesday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM . The Hamilton Family Health Team partners with family doctors to deliver healthcare services across the city. If you don’t currently have a family doctor and are looking to connect with one nearby, their Patient Attachment Program can help. You can reach t
Oct 31, 2025


Upcoming Development Proposal: Twenty Road East near Turner Park
If you live near Twenty Road East in the Turner Park area, you'll be receiving a notice in your mailbox about a proposed residential development. What's Being Proposed: A planning firm is preparing an application for a 20-hectare residential subdivision at 7700 Twenty Road East (near Turner Park) . The proposal includes a range of housing types and would extend Upper Wentworth Street from its current end down to Twenty Road. Public Open House: The developer is hosting a vi
Oct 31, 2025


Vacant Unit Tax: Why I'm Supporting Another Year
Last year, Hamilton faced a housing crisis: rental units were scarce, homes weren't for sale, and empty properties sat vacant while families struggled to find housing. Council passed a Vacant Unit Tax (VUT) to address this, and I supported it. I want Ward 11 residents to know where I stand on this contentious issue - especially now that some Councillors are calling for the VUT to be scrapped after just one year. Why I Supported the VUT I voted yes for two reasons (and I d
Oct 31, 2025


2026 Budget: My Commitment to Fiscal Responsibility
Mayor Horwath released her 2026 Budget Directive this week, instructing staff to prepare a "Hold the Line" budget with a maximum tax increase of 4.25%. The directive responds to economic uncertainty and affordability challenges facing Hamilton residents. As budget season approaches, I want Ward 11 residents to know where I stand: I vote against budgets that don't make fiscal sense or that place unreasonable financial burdens on taxpayers. I've done it before, and I'll do
Oct 30, 2025


Mount Hope to Honour Veterans with New 'Lest We Forget' Crosswalk
City Council has approved a motion to install a new “Lest We Forget” Remembrance crosswalk in Mount Hope, set to be located at the intersection of Airport Road and Homestead Drive. The location is highly fitting for such a memorial. Just south of the intersection is the home of the 447 Wing of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association, a not-for-profit, community service organization composed of veterans from Canadian and allied forces, as well as aviation-minded public member
Oct 30, 2025


Remembrance Day Services in Ward 11
Remembrance Day is a solemn occasion to honour the courage, service, and sacrifice of those who have served - and continue to serve - our country. Ward 11 residents are invited to attend two local services to pay their respects: Glanbrook Remembrance Service 📅 Sunday, November 9, 2025 📍 Glanbrook Cenotaph – 4300 Binbrook Road, Binbrook 1:30 PM – Wreath participants gather at Glanbrook Arena 2:00 PM – Service begins Mount Hope Remembrance Service 📅 Tuesday, November 11
Oct 30, 2025


🛣️ How Hamilton Decides When (and Why) to Change Speed Limits
When residents request a speed limit reduction on their street, it's easy to assume the decision comes down to the number of complaints or how dangerous a road feels. The reality is more technical - speed limit changes are guided by national engineering standards and a risk-based approach designed to balance safety, driver behaviour, and road design. The Method Behind the Signs The City of Hamilton follows the Transportation Association of Canada's Canadian Guidelines for Est
Oct 29, 2025


Something for Everyone in Ward 11: Community Events for SEPTEMBER
Here's a recap of this months submitted events in Ward 11. Remember, if you have an event, please send the graphic and/or information to...
Sep 4, 2025


Join Me for "Mark in the Park" - Your Voice Matters
As your Ward 11 City Councillor, one of my top priorities is staying connected with you, the residents who make our community so special....
Aug 27, 2025


Ward 11 Grass Cutting Program Update - August 2025
The City's 2025 grass cutting program is currently underway across rural roadside, urban boulevard, and expressway areas, with operations scheduled through November 7th.
Aug 26, 2025


Discover Summer Fun at Binbrook Conservation Area and Tree Top Trekking
Families looking for the perfect summer adventure need look no further than the Binbrook Conservation Area, home to both relaxing...
Aug 26, 2025


Supporting Local Farmers During Construction
Have you noticed new culverts appearing along our rural roads? These infrastructure improvements are part of Councillor Tadeson's ongoing...
Aug 26, 2025


Your Complete Back-to-School Guide: Safety, Services & Support from the City
As summer winds down, the City of Hamilton is gearing up to support students, parents, guardians and educators for a safe and smooth return to school. From enhanced road safety measures to comprehensive health services, Hamilton is committed to ensuring every student has the resources they need to succeed.
Aug 26, 2025


Making the Most of Hamilton's Yard Waste Collection
photo of acceptable yard waste bag and container As the seasons change and yard maintenance continues year-round, knowing how to properly...
Aug 25, 2025


Road and Sidewalk Updates
Haldibrook Road (Highway 6) There is current work at Haldibrook Road that is part of the Preliminary Design and Environmental Assessment...
Jul 31, 2025


Councillor Tadeson Pushes Province on Highway 6 Safety Crisis
The numbers don't lie, and they're unacceptable. Highway 6, north and south of the Haldibrook Road intersection sees an average of 12...
Jul 31, 2025
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