| See also year 2004 articles and year 2006 articles |
| 2005 |
| Dec 28 – Police and garbage top city budget demands |
| Dec 26 – Election donations case postponed again |
| Dec 19 – Study finds downtown best location for train station |
| Dec 19 – Support sought for Auchmar estate |
| Dec 17 – Provincial money supports transit operation |
| Dec 3 – New city tree planting program |
| Dec 2 – Harbour trail heading around the bay |
| Dec 2 – Another meeting called on Highland Gardens Park pumping station |
| Nov 29 – Citizens being left out of city's 25-year plan |
| Nov 28 – Bus hike decision postponed |
| Nov 28 – Councillors worry about intensification |
| Nov 27 – Proposed boundary expansion includes Pleasantview |
| Nov 26 – Bus fare hikes debate on Monday |
| Nov 24 – City move means $1 million for low-income families |
| Nov 21 – Maple Leaf lobbyist linked to mayor's office |
| Nov 20 – Attracting sustainable business |
| Nov 20 – Flurry of public consultations |
| Nov 18 – Class action lawsuit approved |
| Nov 18 – Who has the right to attend secret council meetings |
| Nov 17 – Compliance audit will continue |
| Nov 16 – Committee refuses to hear residents with water problems |
| Nov 16 – Hundreds rally against Maple Leaf deal |
| Nov 15 – City had secret negotiations with Maple Leaf for months |
| Nov 12 – Citizen research forces delay of Waterdown road plans |
| Nov 10 – Chapman wants audit completed |
| Nov 10 – Architect says get rid of one-way streets |
| Nov 8 – Mayor has now returned 56 campaign donations |
| Nov 8 – Audit discussion to be secret |
| Nov 7 – Meetings focus on new planning ideas for Hamilton |
| Nov 7 – Feed the kids or pay the rent |
| Nov 6 – Harbour disposal may not be legal |
| Nov 3 – City sewer rules called "conflict of interest' |
| Nov 2 – Chapman request pushes open door to audit comments |
| Nov 1 – Red Hill group organizes lecture |
| Oct 31 – Public frozen out of election audit debate |
| Oct 30 – City refuses to respond to aerotropolis letter |
| Oct 29 – Two Maple Leaf meetings scheduled, but company says it's in no rush |
| Oct 28 – Waterdown growth may be delayed for years |
| Oct 27 – Audit Report Finds More Problems With Di Ianni Campaign |
| Oct 24 – Compliance Audit Overdue |
| Oct 24 – Council Asked to Deal with Smog |
| Oct 23 – McCarthy Wants Growth Restrictions to Alleviate School Over-Crowding |
| Oct 23 – Thunder Silenced in Hamilton |
| Oct 21 – Monies Flowing for Maple Leaf? |
| Oct 21 – Payday Loan Businesses Targetted |
| Oct 20 – Councillors Clash Over Peak Oil |
| Oct 20 – Citizen Group Still Waiting for Answers on Aerotropolis |
| Oct 11 – Councillor Asks About Stopping Waterdown Growth |
| Oct 10 – New Provincial Policies Shaking Up City Planning |
| Oct 8 – Airport Sale Could Garner $400 Million |
| Oct 5 – Mitchell Case Divides Council |
| Oct 5 – GRIDS Meeting Cancelled |
| Oct 4 – Parking Not Free But More Being Provided Downtown |
| Oct 3 – Tenant Helpline Established |
| Oct 2 – MPP Blames City for Waterdown Expansion Problems |
| Sept 30 – Business Survey Gets Mixed Media Reaction |
| Sept 29 – Council Meets in Secret on Mitchell |
| Sept 26 – Anti-Poverty Actions Tomorrow and Thursday |
| Sept 26 – TD Bank Economists Slam Ontario Welfare System |
| Sept 23 – Sparks Fly Over Downtown Parking |
| Sept 23 – Big Savings Reported from Using In-House Staff |
| Sept 22 – Aerotropolis Not Part of GRIDS? |
| Sept 21 – Pesticides Making Comeback at City |
| Sept 19 – Growth Creating Big Headaches in Waterdown |
| Sept 19 – Very Short Notice of Council Meeting |
| Sept 13 – City and School Board Urged to Preserve North End School Site |
| Sept 13 – Environment Day at Centre Mall |
| Sept 12 – New City Incinerator Being Considered |
| Sept 12 – Waste Staff Not Asked About Incinerator Zoning Approval |
| Sept 9 – City Sitting on Poverty Relief Funds |
| Sept 9 – Third Bar Closed for Smoking Violations |
| Sept 7 – Conference Board Slams Sprawl |
| Sept 7 – Home Demolitions on Hold |
| Sept 1 – Horwath Wants East End Air Monitoring Station |
| Sept 1 – Council Returns to Regular Schedule |
| Aug 31 – Bizarre City Tendering Process |
| Aug 31 – MPP Joins Calls for Full Assessment of Incinerator |
| Aug 30 – Province Sidesteps City Request for Assessment of Incinerator |
| Aug 30 – Special Council Meeting on Flooding |
| Aug 26 – Maple Leaf Deal by Mid-September? |
| Aug 25 – New Group Offers Alternative to 'Desparation Planning' |
| Aug 25 – Citizens Wanted for Transit Task Force |
| Aug 22 – Business Development Mission in China |
| Aug 13 – Maple Leaf Backs Out of Jobs Promise |
| Aug 13 – Conflict of Interest Declarations |
| Aug 9 – Compliance Auditor Selected |
| Aug 9 – Residents Want Lake Access Retained |
| Aug 6 – For the Record: Councillor Merulla questioning city staff about proposed incinerator |
| Aug 5 – East End Air Monitoring 'Private' |
| Aug 5 – Climate Change Scientist to Speak in Hamilton |
| Aug 5 – Downtown Security and Cleanup |
| Aug 3 – Province Appealing Aerotropolis Decision |
| July 31 – More Prime Agricultural Land Threatened |
| July 31 – Maple Leaf Decision Could Take a Year |
| July 29 – City Spending $2 Million on Ancaster School Site |
| July 27 – Mississauga Gets Maple Leaf Office Jobs |
| July 22 – Aerotropolis Plan Being Appealed |
| July 18 – Less Than 1500 Jobs Currently at Airport |
| July 15 – Transportation Focus for Hamilton |
| July 13 – Expressway Compensation Could Hit $60 Million |
| July 13 – Road Repairs Stir Council Debate |
| July 12 – Heat Wave Brings Warnings and Action |
| July 12 – Red Hill Residents Unveiling Legal Action |
| July 10 – Legal Bills Balloon |
| July 10 – How Many Aerotropolis Jobs? |
| July 9 – Hamilton Police Services Board Refuses to Investigate Leaks |
| July 3 – Mayor's Campaign Donors in Court on Tuesday |
| July 2 – Aerotropolis Foes Organize |
| July 2 – City Objects to Quarry Expansion |
| June 28 – Audio and Images from June 28 Aerotropolis Meeting |
| June 27 – Public Gets Another Chance to Speak on Aerotropolis Proposal |
| June 23 – Ferguson: Don't Do Business With People Who Sue You |
| June 23 – Wissenz Resigns from GRIDS Committee |
| June 23 – Councillor Wants Legal Spending Details |
| June 20 – Zoning Approval Recommended for Huge Incinerator |
| June 18 – Province Challenges GRIDS Approach |
| June 18 – James-John Going Two-Way |
| June 17 – Cost of Suing Protestors Already $100,000 |
| June 17 – Should the City Ban Pesticides? |
| June 16 – Mayor's Office Appears to Have Hired His Campaign Manager |
| June 16 – Freedom of Information (FOI) |
| June 13 – Garbage Contract Challenged – Company Says City Losing $7 Million |
| June 6 – Aerotropolis Seen as Economic Saviour for Hamilton |
| June 5 – Developers Back Airport, Say Provincial Sprawl Rules are Unworkable |
| June 5 – City Council Supports Bringing CBC to Hamilton |
| June 3 – Massive Urban Boundary Expansion Decision Set for Tuesday Morning |
| June 2 – City's GRIDS Plan Violates Its Central Principles |
| May 31 – Growth Plans Call for Huge Loss of Agricultural Lands |
| May 29 – Public Gets to See 25-Year Growth Plan |
| May 29 – Sheila Copps Lecture on "Greening Canada" |
| May 25 – No City Plan to Combat Sprawl |
| May 23 – City Exempts Itself from Zoning Bylaw |
| May 23 – Garbage Disposal Options Being Presented Tomorrow |
| May 20 – Suing Tree-Sitters for Damages Contravenes Specific Council Decision |
| May 20 – What was Said on the Lister Block Deal |
| May 18 – Eighteen Corporations Charged for Over-Contributions to Mayor |
| May 18 – Dundas Transportation Issues Under Discussion |
| May 18 – Secretive Committee Driving 30-year City Plan |
| May 17 – Bottles of Blood Found in Rennie Dump |
| May 17 – Citizens Convince Council to Re-jig Transit Task Force |
| May 15 – Compliance Audit Decision Strengthens Citizen Rights |
| May 14 – Business Dominates Task Force on Buses |
| May 13 – Judge Orders Audit of Mayor's Campaign Finances |
| May 7 – Petition to Change Election Finance Law |
| May 7 – Lister Deal Looks Likely |
| May 5 – Public Being Shut Out of Lister Block |
| May 1 – Chapman Raises Over $20,000 |
| May 1 – Tree Cutting Bylaw Unveiled |
| Apr 30 – Airport Flights Decline for Fourth Straight Year |
| Apr 30 – Petition to Bring CBC to Hamilton |
| Apr 30 – Tree Planting Success |
| Apr 29 – Council Supports Aerotropolis Plan |
| Apr 28 – Dufferin Seeks to Quadruple Flamborough Quarrying |
| Apr 28 – Hamiltonian Appointed to Canadian Human Rights Commission |
| Apr 23 – Chapman Auctioning Personal Possessions to Cover Legal Bills |
| Apr 23 – Council Shift to Suburbs Cuts TV Coverage |
| Apr 18 – Anderson and Copps Fighting City Lawsuit |
| Apr 18 – Silverberg Repayment |
| Apr 17 – City Pursuing Lawsuits Against Citizens |
| Apr 17 – 200% Increase in Noise Costs for Expressway |
| Apr 16 – Anti-idling Bylaw Still Under Study |
| Apr 16 – Councillor Evaluates City Record |
| Apr 15 – No Reduction in Tenant Tax Rates |
| Apr 15 – Bennett Under Investigation |
| Apr 10 – Business Taxes Being Reduced for Fifth Year in a Row |
| Apr 10 – Councillors Organizing Volunteer Tree Planting |
| Apr 4 – Bus Improvements Less Likely |
| Apr 4 – Waterfront Trail Extension |
| Apr 3 – Tree Maintenance Program Delayed Another Year |
| Mar 30 – Objections Delay Car Wash Decision |
| Mar 30 – Red Hill Tree Removal Estimates Inaccurate |
| Mar 28 – City Will Mark Little Africa Community |
| Mar 27 – Chapman Holding Fundraiser for Court Costs |
| Mar 27 – Budget Talks Resume on Thursday |
| Mar 26 – Council Splits Over Consultant Selection |
| Mar 26 – Woman of the Year Nominations |
| Mar 22 – Mid-Peninsula Corridor – the Sequel Starts in Hamilton |
| Mar 17 – Auditors Rejected for Being Too Critical |
| Mar 17 – Students Support Bus Fare Increase |
| Mar 14 – Linc Noise Walls Don't Work |
| Mar 14 – Peace and Kelly Top City Junket List |
| Mar 14 – Braden Backs Blue Box Man |
| Mar 14 – Lift Buses Approved for DARTS |
| Mar 12 – $3500 in Donations to Di Ianni Campaign Not Reported |
| Mar 9 – Mayor Wants Latest Donor List Kept Out of Court |
| Mar 8 – Many More Problem Donations in Mayor's Election Campaign |
| Mar 8 – City Manager Donated to Di Ianni Campaign |
| Mar 4 – City Budget On Hold |
| Mar 4 – Torstar Profits Up But Spectator Struggling |
| Mar 2 – Red Hill Legal Costs Jump to $6.6 Million |
| Mar 2 – Increased Health Risk from Toxic Landfill |
| Mar 1 – Tree Maintenance Still in Budget Limbo |
| Mar 1 – Environment Hamilton Launches Climate Change Project |
| Feb 27 – Province will Investigate High Bacterial Levels on Hamilton Beaches |
| Feb 26 – Special Council Meeting on Water Billing Contract |
| Feb 26 – Tenants Sought for City Committee |
| Feb 26 – Councillors Missing More Meetings |
| Feb 24 – Day Four of the Compliance Audit Hearing |
| Feb 20 – City Refuses to Release Details of Payments to Christine Silverberg and Other Consultants |
| Feb 20 – Big Drop in Hamilton Crime Levels |
| Feb 19 – Fight Over Compliance Audit of Di Ianni Election Finances Resumes Monday |
| Feb 16 – Bumpy Ride for Vision 2020 |
| Feb 16 – Di Ianni Says He Didn't See Robertson Letter |
| Feb 14 – Robertson Warned Di Ianni of City Bankruptcy |
| Feb 13 – Future Fund Gutted - City to Borrow All $100 Million Principal |
| Feb 10 – "We're from Hamilton, and We're Sorry" |
| Feb 9 – Mayor's Lawyer Says Receiving Excess Donations Not Illegal |
| Feb 7 – Mayor Offers 'Private Internal Audit' to Court |
| Feb 3 – Compliance Audit Case Resumes on Monday |
| Feb 3 – Smog Alert Issued |
| Jan 31 – Hamilton Tenants Pay Much Higher Property Taxes |
| Jan 29 – Big Differences Between City and Suburban Taxes May Change Because of Gas Tax Money |
| Jan 24 – City Employing Lobbyists in Ottawa |
| Jan 24 – Citizens Speak Out on City Budget |
| Jan 22 – Poverty Task Force to be Unveiled on Tuesday |
| Jan 22 – Should Citizens Direct City Budget Decisions? |
| Jan 22 – Pesticide Education Recommended |
| Jan 21 – Committee Cancellations Magnifies Disparity Between Councillors |
| Jan 20 – Councillors Support Newspaper Strike |
| Jan 18 – Bratina Pushes for Hamilton VIA Rail Station |
| Jan 17 – Rennie Toxic Waste Receiver Shut Down |
| Jan 16 – Red Hill Gravesite Study Finds Ancient Aboriginal Axe, But No Human Remains |
| Jan 15 – City Owned Trees in Very Poor Condition |
| Jan 14 – Gas Tax Monies May Be Used to Balance Budget, Not Improve Transit |
| Jan 9 – Excavation of Toxic Landfill Nearly Four Months Behind Schedule |
| Jan 9 – Volunteers Sought for Railway Committee |
| Jan 7 – Leaving the Meter Running at City Hall |
| Jan 4 – Fare Fred Can't Count and MAVIS is Hard to Work With |
| Jan 4 – Journalist Slams Media in Hamilton |
| Jan 2 – Hamilton Newspaper Strike in Fifth Week - Women Seek Pay Equity |
| Jan 2 – Internal Audit Notes Problems with Expenses Claimed by City Staff |
| See also year 2004 articles and year 2006 articles |
