The First Unitarian Church of Hamilton
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Jennifer WallaceIf you put together the platforms of the main candidates for mayor, and added an anti-renoviction bylaw, you would start to have a basis for a city housing plan. Here are highlights and links to the full platforms of the main candidates, in alphabetical order: Bob Bratina: Include a zone along the LRT corridor where … Read more
October started off well at Eva Rothwell with all four shifts operating for the first time since COVID hit in March 2020: Tues. and Thurs. am (10-12) and pm (3-5). Volunteers, food, and clothing are always welcome. Non-perishable food and clothing can be dropped off at Eva Rothwell on Wentworth St. N, in our church … Read more
“Cities are where the climate battle will be won or lost,” said Patricia Espinosa, executive secretary of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), during a conference of city and government officials in Germany. Coming to us from Environmental Defence and Hamilton 350, the following are specific questions for municipal candidates to gauge their … Read more
You are invited to attend an All Candidates meeting focusing on Climate Change Action on Sunday October 2nd at 7 PM at St. John’s Anglican Church, at Charlton and Locke Streets. The focus will be on a number of key climate change issues. – Helping homeowners/renters reduce their energy consumption and encouraging industry/businesses to shift … Read more
Support Sacajawea at its annual fundraising penny sale Put it on your calendar—the evening of October 20, Sacajawea’s annual penny sale returns after the COVID interruption. It’s a great chance to support a great organization and score some cool stuff too. Detail in future announcements. Here are some photos of the Grand Opening at the Oaks, … Read more