| See also year 2005 articles and year 2004 articles |
| 2006-2007 |
| Jan 3 – Demand for transit outstrips city funding |
| Dec 5 – Aerotropolis victors seek donations |
| Dec 3 – Electoral reform commission in Hamilton |
| Dec 3 – More meetings this week |
| Dec 2 – Media accusations against LIUNA officials |
| Nov 29 – Committee positions approved |
| Nov 27 – Di Ianni not personally involved in illegal donations |
| Nov 24 – Election donor acquitted |
| Nov 23 – Calls to end one way streets |
| Nov 19 – Join Hamilton's new government |
| Nov 17 – Missing voters |
| Nov 10 – Retiring councillor blasts city hall culture |
| Nov 8 – Peak oil lost in city bureaucracy |
| Nov 4 – Many candidates reject corporate and union donations |
| Oct 20 – Move towards a bus rapid transit system |
| Oct 19 – Lawsuit bill keeps climbing |
| Oct 19 – City paid for illegal fence in Red Hill |
| Oct 17 – Bus bike racks decision in new year |
| Oct 15 – For the Record - Election violations noted |
| Oct 13 – Ottawa councillor giving Red Hill talk |
| Oct 13 – Division on urban boundary expansion |
| Oct 11 – Election donation law on trial |
| Oct 9 – For the Record - Legionnaire's outbreak - What was said |
| Oct 6 – Council narrowly okays artists grant |
| Oct 6 – Pesticide opponent wins award |
| Oct 6 – Praise for Home Builders Association |
| Oct 4 – Election charge |
| Oct 4 – Concern over waiving rental fees |
| Oct 1 – City staff confirm Red Hill gravel problem |
| Oct 1 – Contractor accusing city of gross mismanagement |
| Sep 29 – Taxes on tenants becoming election issue |
| Sep 28 – Groups push city for cycling improvements |
| Sep 27 – Red Hill construction mistake costing millions |
| Sep 26 – Lister deal still shrouded in secrecy |
| Sep 24 – Election financing continues to generate interest |
| Sep 24 – Fifty candidates registered for council elections |
| Sep 23 – Transit ridership growing rapidly |
| Sep 22 – Artists win city funding for new home |
| Sep 21 – City not serving poorest neighbourhood |
| Sep 18 – Development committee dominates council activity |
| Sep 17 – Election finances position of candidates for mayor |
| Sep 16 – Bratina demanding Lister enforcement |
| Sep 14 – Pressure to implement promised intensification |
| Sep 10 – Councillors divided over services inventory |
| Sep 8 – Developers buy influence: Chapman |
| Sep 7 – Council skipped chance to fix election laws |
| Sep 3 – Winona blob still persisting |
| Aug 29 – Corporate donations dominated councillor funding |
| Aug 29 – Fair Election Financing wins more support |
| Aug 23 – Campaign for Fair Election Financing Now gets quick response |
| Aug 21 – Fair Election Financing Now - a Campaign for More Democracy at Hamilton City Hall. Special CATCH statement |
| Aug 18 – Durand heritage property threatened |
| Aug 18 – Caplan wants city to pay his lawyer |
| Aug 15 – No rush to cut sprawl development |
| Aug 14 – City exempts $9 million in development charges |
| Aug 13 – City planners challenged in first test of intensification rules |
| Aug 12 – Flood victims get cash but no guarantees it won't happen again |
| Aug 11 – Greenbelt Plan contradicts city practices |
| Aug 7 – Call for public inquiry into Future Fund operations |
| Aug 6 – Car use linked to heart attacks in Hamilton |
| July 30 – Ajax mayor says Di Ianni charges proof of need for election reform |
| July 29 – City eliminates heat alert program |
| July 28 – LACAC rejects Pearson as their Lister representative |
| July 27 – Airport flights continuing to decline |
| July 25 – Di Ianni avoiding CBC questions |
| July 22 – Lister subsidy robs inner-city park |
| July 21 – Cutting toxic chemicals in sewers |
| July 18 – Agricultural plan calls for firm urban boundary |
| July 13 – Reversal gives expressway paving contract to Dufferin |
| July 11 – Charges against mayor don't reflect all illegal donations |
| July 10 – Tree-sitter lawsuit cost nearly a quarter-million |
| July 9 – Hybrid buses for HSR |
| July 8 – Expressway budget jumps $10 million |
| July 6 – Red Hill lobbyist bill finally revealed |
| July 4 – The persistent Winona blob |
| July 2 – Lister decision group stacked with demolitionists |
| June 26 – Tolerance triumphs in dispute over location of care facility |
| June 23 – Lawsuit against Bratina may violate criminal code |
| June 22 – Aerotropolis costs higher than predicted |
| June 19 – Developers paying too little |
| June 17 – Air pollution budget dwarfed by West Nile |
| June 16 – Aerotropolis hearings add developers, Tradeport and Chamber of Commerce |
| June 15 – Increasing tenant voting |
| June 14 – MPP presses for assessment of east end sludge incinerator |
| June 13 – Lister shrinkage escapes council notice |
| June 9 – CATCH Backgrounder: Lister Block decision-making process |
| June 8 – Lister costs much higher than other city leases |
| June 3 – Developer donations dominate municipal politics |
| June 2 – Pig plants have a rough ride in the west |
| June 1 – School air testing rejected |
| May 31 – Startling comparisons to city airport numbers |
| May 30 – Expressway costs up again |
| May 29 – Province asked to save Lister Block |
| May 25 – CATCH asks for apologies |
| May 22 – GRIDS fails intensification rules |
| May 20 – Big box development challenged |
| May 19 – GRIDS decision approves urban expansions |
| May 16 – For the Record - $35 million in federal funds for the harbour |
| May 14 – Promised harbour funding deal not finalized |
| May 8 – Planning committee problems |
| May 8 – Art exhibition at City Hall |
| May 5 – Oil price conspiracy? |
| May 4 – Province guts transit funding rules |
May 3 – GRIDS growth plan calls for more boundary expansion |
| May 1 – Gilbert shoots down aerotropolis |
| April 28 – Councillors change rules for car dealership |
| April 27 – Debate on peak oil report starts tomorrow |
| April 26 – Corporations accept responsibility for excessive campaign donations |
| April 23 – Councillors debate whether ends justify the means |
| April 23 – Peak oil report leaked |
| April 22 – Peak oil debate next week |
| April 22 – Staff say public water and sewer operations better than private |
| April 21 – Airport was major election donor |
| April 20 – Chapman links campaign donations to developer control |
| April 20 –Planning committee starts on time |
| April 17 – Lawsuit costs climb |
| April 6 – Hamilton sprawl rate the highest in the Golden Horseshoe |
| April 4 – Environment group calls for investigation of waste company |
| April 2 – Tree issues dominate committee agenda |
| April 1 – Peak oil expert sees little future for aviation |
| March 30 – Expropriation adds $2 million to expressway bill |
| March 28 – Airport spending pulled from budget |
| March 27 – Bus fare hikes turned down |
| March 25 – Labour council joins calls for election financing reform |
| March 24 – City again promising to meet with group worried about peak oil |
| March 23 – Chapman says auditor examined wrong election account |
| March 21 – Construction company win environmental award for Red Hill |
| March 20 – Anti-racism effort seeks longer-term funding |
| March 19 – Local health care professionals organizing against poverty |
| March 17 – Camco redevelopment to be environmentally friendly |
| March 17 – New transcriptions available |
| March 16 – Aerotropolis opponents have waited months for promised meeting with mayor and councill |
| March 15 – Tenants petitioning for fairer taxes |
| March 14 – Braden responds to conflict accusations |
| March 14 – Trial of accused election donors delayed again |
| March 11 – Another band-aid for city trees |
| March 10 –Merulla slams Port Authority over Biox |
| March 9 – Chamber and Civic Coalition oppose bus fare hikes |
| March 7 – Legal advice led council to lay charges against mayor |
| March 4 – Controversial $686K grant still being recommended |
| March 3 – Dark date for Di Ianni? |
| March 2 – Councillor appointed own replacements |
| March 2 – Councillors eye new Toronto legislation |
| Feb 22 – Transit tax shift moving slowly |
| Feb 20 – Council supports damning report to United Nations |
| Feb 19 – $52 million road plans head for decision |
| Feb 18 – Heritage month lectures |
| Feb 18 – Tree care facing axe again |
| Feb 17 – Council divided on audit advisor |
| Feb 12 – Caplan rapped by auditor |
| Feb 9 – Compliance audit raises more questions about mayor's campaign |
| Feb 8 – Transportation in Hamilton speaker series |
| Feb 7 – Numerous demands for more assessment of sludge incinerator |
| Feb 5 – Bike link between Confederation Park and Niagara |
| Feb 3 – Waterfront trolley ride |
| Feb 2 – Fourteen city meetings cancelled |
| Feb 1 – Election donations issue heats up |
| Jan 31 – Airport flights decline |
| Jan 23 – Groups oppose new municipal incinerator |
| Jan 23 – Traffic focus of Upper Stoney Creek meeting |
| Jan 22 – City population forecasts drop 40,000 |
| Jan 22 – Idling increases pollutants by up to 50% |
| Jan 21 – City sewage still contaminating creek |
| Jan 21 – Strathcona neighbourhood planning meeting |
| Jan 20 – Councillors clash with staff over missing peak oil report |
| Jan 19 – Corporate and union election donations rejected |
| Jan 19 – Liberty sludge incinerator unfairly competing with city one |
| Jan 18 – Charges laid against Red Hill company |
| Jan 18 – Another tax hit for Waterdown roads? |
| Jan 16 – Peculiar tax system shortchanges HSR |
| Jan 13 – Airport revenue only $50,000 |
| Jan 11 – Capital budget squeezed by city debt |
| Jan 11 – Water quality update |
| Jan 10 – Poverty group questions city salaries |
| Jan 10 – Support sought for workers' museum |
| Jan 7 – Criticism of sludge incinerator misrepresented |
Jan 5 – Tree care still in budget limbo |
| Jan 5 – Budget comments on Monday |
| Jan 5 – Liberty Energy extends deadline |
| Jan 4 – HSR and libraries get short end of budget stick |
| Jan 2 – Last chance for comments on proposed sludge incinerator |
| Jan 1 – For the Record: Councillor challenges CATCH volunteers |
| See also year 2005 articles and year 2004 articles |
