| See also year 2005 articles and year 2006 articles |
| 2004 |
| Dec 29 – Four Councillors Nearly Always Agree with Mayor DiIanni |
| Dec 15 – Private Landlords Bid to Take Over Tenant Rent Bank |
| Dec 14 – No Bus Fare Hikes in 2005 |
| Dec 14 – Tree Planting in Budget, but No Money for Maintenance |
| Dec 13 – New Group Demands Spectator Columnist Apologize for Comments |
| Dec 11 – Special Issue on the Silverberg Affair |
| Dec 10 – Compliance Audit Requests Dropped After Candidates Admit Problems with Campaign Donations |
| Dec 7 – Auditors Critical Report Intercepted by City Staff |
| Dec 7 – Greenbelt Update |
| Dec 6 – New Community Council in Dundas |
| Dec 6 – Water Rates Going Up 8.1% |
| Dec 5 – City Wants Major Changes to Greenbelt and Fruitbelt |
| Dec 2 – Security Costs Mainly Lawyers and Consultant Fees |
| Dec 2 – Citizen Rights Being Improved |
| Dec 1 – CATCH Hosts Chinese Government Delegation |
| Dec 1 – City Manager Backs Away from Banning CATCH Co-founder from Council |
| Nov 23 – City Council Committee Chair Changes |
| Nov 21 – Silver in More Than Her Name |
| Nov 21 – Water Sewer Rate Increases |
| Nov 17 – Councillors Lash Out at OppositionOrder Court Action Against Citizens |
| Nov 17 – Lawsuit Retroactively Okayed |
| Nov 15 – Greenbelt Consultation Meetings Tomorrow and Thursday |
| Nov 14 – Business Tops City Council Priorities |
| Nov 12 – Di Ianni fails to block compliance audit case |
| Nov 8 – Tackling the Housing Crisis |
| Nov 7 – Pleasantview and Much of Glanbrook Excluded from Greenbelt |
| Nov 7 – The Politics of Poverty |
| Nov 3 – Hamilton Mayor Did Receive Excess Campaign Donations |
| Nov 3 – Caplan Fails to Stop Campaign Audit Court Case |
| Nov 1 – Council Misled on Future Fund Loan |
| Oct 31 – Hamilton Sewage Going Down the Grand River? |
| Oct 31 – Escarpment Centre Finds Home in Dundas Valley |
| Oct 27 – MPP Demands Action on Toxic Red Hill Dump |
| Oct 27 – What Can Hamilton Be in 2030? |
| Oct 26 – Airport "Flat" Next Year |
| Oct 26 – Hamilton Air Pollution Record |
| Oct 25 – Collins and Bratina Derail Economic Development Plan |
| Oct 24 – City Secrecy Policy was Debated by Councillors |
| Oct 22 – Environment Ministry Criticized for Failing to Enforce Red Hill Order |
| Oct 21 – More Money for Transit |
| Oct 21 – Fixed Boundary for Farming |
| Oct 19 – Limited Consultation on Key City Policy |
| Oct 18 – Secret City Spending |
| Oct 17 – Hamilton Media Concentration Increases |
| Oct 17 – Bingo Hall Slot Machines |
| Oct 14 – Four More Power Centres Planned for Hamilton |
| Oct 14 – Help Enforce Property Standards |
| Oct 12 – Medical Officer of Health Lines Up Against Casino |
| Oct 9 – Ferguson's One Percent Solution |
| Oct 9 – LACAC Members Wanted |
| Oct 4 – City Figures Don't Add Up |
| Oct 4 – Soccer Fields "Atrocious" |
| Oct 3 – Expressway Cost Up $15.5 Million |
| Oct 3 – Noise Wall Unaffordable |
| Oct 2 – Compliance Audit Court Case Heating Up |
| Oct 2 – Samson and Bratina Win Council Seats |
| Sep 30 – Red Hill Lawsuit Never Approved by Council |
| Sep 29 – City Sues Deceased Man |
| Sep 22 – Water Pipe Heading Deep into Rural Area |
| Sep 20 – Big Boxes "Curb Sprawl" |
| Sep 20 – Candidates Agree on One Thing |
| Sep 19 – City Lease Deal Draws Fire |
| Sep 17 – Lawsuit Threat Over Composting Facility Contract |
| Sep 16 – Social Housing Access Privatized by the City |
| Sep 15 – More Problems with DiIanni Campaign Donations |
| Sep 13 – City Taking Back Water and Sewer Contract |
| Sep 13 – All-candidates Meetings |
| Sep 11 – Tree-Sit Coming to an End |
| Sep 11 – Water Decision Monday? |
| Sep 6 – Carnegie Sale Delayed |
| Sep 6 – All-candidates Meetings |
| Sep 5 – Six Homes to be Demolished for Parking Lot |
| Sep 5 – Partial Tivoli Demolition Recommended by Staff |
| Sep 3 – Iraq War Comes to Hamilton Toxic Dump |
| Aug 23 – Groups Ask for Environmental Investigation of Blasting Incident |
| Aug 23 – Transportation Policy Papers Available Wednesday |
| Aug 18 – Mayor Violated City Rules |
| Aug 17 – Report Issued On "Democracy at City Hall" |
| Aug 10 – Hamilton Dead Last in Recycling |
| Aug 10 – Who Represents Tenants? |
| Aug 9 – Payments to Private Water Company Climb Sharply |
| Aug 9 – Water Main Breaks Up Sharply |
| Aug 7 – Transit Use Fell in 2003 |
| Aug 7 – Winter Returns to City Hall |
| Aug 1 – City Council Keeps Approving More Sprawl |
| July 30 – Another Stinking Mess in Hamilton Harbour |
| July 30 – Chapman Files Compliance Audit Appeal |
| July 29 – Sarah Harmer and Dave Bidini Supporting Red Hill Tree-Sitters |
| July 29 – Minister Promises to Correct Erroneous Maps |
| July 26 – Faulty Provincial Maps Depict Huge Urban Expansion in Hamilton |
| July 20 – Subdivision Approval "Completely Political" Says Braden |
| July 16 – DeSantis Family Generous to Pro-Expressway Council Candidates |
| July 14 – Councillors Say Investigate Mayor, But... |
| July 11 – Catching Crooked Candidates |
| July 7 – Rally for the Tivoli and Downtown Hamilton |
| July 7 – Hope Fading for Orchestra and Opera |
| July 7 – Waste Committee Meeting |
| July 5 – Sprawling Subdivision Up For Approval |
| July 4 – Re-naming Proposed for Over 200 Hamilton Streets |
| July 4 – RBG Funding History |
| June 30 – Hamilton Mayor Accused of Multiple Election Violations |
| June 25 – Suburbs Gain as Committees Combined |
| June 24 – False Alarm on Escarpment Blasting |
| June 24 – Another Top City Bureaucrat Jumps to Halton |
| June 20 – Council Clearing the Decks for Summer Holidays |
| June 20 – Cows or Cars? |
| June 18 – Expressway Noise Forcing Purchase of Valley Homes |
| June 18 – Merulla Wants Lower Bus Fares |
| June 15 – Social Programs Get Short Shrift |
| June 15 – Special Meeting Called |
| June 13 – Tree Sitters Re-Supplied |
| June 13 – Taha Goes to Halton |
| June 13 – Access System for Social Housing Could Be Privatized |
| June 8 – Expressway Development Charges Deeply Discounted |
| June 8 – Tendering Takes Too Long |
| June 4 – Residential Development Charges Going Up |
| June 4 – Process for Replacing Horwath |
| June 3 – Cycling Improvements Unveiled |
| May 31 – Deep Discounts for Industrial Developers |
| May 30 – Tree Sitters Try to Save Escarpment |
| May 25 – Election Derails City Hall |
| May 25 – Neighbourhood Groups Combining |
| May 24 – Last Minute Report Under Fire |
| May 19 – City Plays Down Job Losses |
| May 19 – Developer Influence Questioned |
| May 15 – Councillor Says Project Breaks All the Rules |
| May 15 – Untendered Contracts |
| May 12 – The Future of HECFI |
| May 9 – Hamilton's Environmentalists of the Year |
| May 9 – Urban - Suburban Division over Tax Rates |
| May 5 – High Turnover of City Staff |
| May 5 – Replacement Park Idea Approved |
| May 2 – Red Hill Valley Replacement Plans Unveiled |
| Apr 27 – Budget Approval Postponed Again |
| Apr 27 – Hamilton Transit Use Lower than Average |
| Apr 26 – Sharp Decline in Youth Employment |
| Apr 26 – Division on Amount of Business Tax Cuts |
| Apr 20 – Bylaw Requires Adequate Heat for Tenants |
| Apr 20 – Councillor Criticizes Privatization of Planning |
| Apr 15 – Aboriginal Lawsuit Expanded |
| Apr 15 – City Council Fired |
| Apr 14 – Protestors Take Over City Council Meeting |
| Apr 14 – Business Tax Cuts Fail to Stimulate Growth |
| Apr 13 – No Transit Fare Hike |
| Apr 13 – Money and City Council |
| Apr 12 – Threat to Carnegie Gallery |
| Apr 12 – Binbrook Sprawl Development Criticized |
| Apr 7 – McHattie Gets Escarpment Post |
| Apr 7 – DiIanni Campaign Financing Questioned |
| Apr 5 – Councillors Say No to Tolling Expressways |
| Apr 4 – Tolls for Linc and Red Hill Expressways |
| Apr 4 – Tiger-Cat Write Off Actually More than Half a Million |
| Apr 4 – Budget Rally Called for April 14 |
| Mar 29 – City Budget Delayed Again |
| Mar 29 – City Agreements with Six Nations Not Signed |
| Mar 25 – Nasty Fight Exposes Deep Council Divisions |
| Mar 24 – What They Said on Social Service Cuts |
| Mar 22 – Services to Vulnerable on Budget Cutting Table |
| Mar 22 – Expressway Creates Budget Crisis |
| Mar 21 – Undeserved Global Fame |
| Mar 21 – Hamilton's Unhealthy Air Not Getting Any Better |
| Mar 19 – Transit Blueprint for Hamilton Released |
| Mar 17 – Councillor Argues for More Citizen Rights |
| Mar 17 – City Allowed to Raise Business Taxes |
| Mar 15 – What They Said on the City Budget |
| Mar 15 – Tree Planting & Maintenance Cut Out of DiIanni Budget Plans |
| Mar 15 – City Moves to Make Recycling Mandatory |
| Mar 12 – DiIanni Budget Plan Unveiled |
| Mar 10 – City Economic Development Strategy in Jeopardy |
| Mar 10 – Hamilton Libraries in Decline |
| Mar 5 – Airport Operators Want More from City |
| Mar 4 – Alternative Budget Meeting Well Attended. |
| Mar 3 – Councillors Cut Free Parking, But Not for Themselves. |
| Mar 2 – Citizen Input Not Welcome. |
| Mar 1 – City Hall Decision Delayed Again. |
| Feb 26 – Expressway Committee refuses to hear Hwy 20 option. Agreement with Haudenosaunee & public consultation also discussed. |
| Feb 22 – Power at City Hall. |
| See also year 2005 articles and year 2006 articles |
