Allandale25
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^ I believe the track plan is available here: https://www.metrolinxengage.com/en/content/environmental-project-report-addendum
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Allandale25
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City will appeal to Metrolinx for help addressing Hamilton’s affordable housing crisis - Hamilton | Globalnews.ca
Doug Ford's Conservative government cancelled the LRT project last December after spending $80 million on properties.
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p_xavier
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That's what the Canadian Infrastructure Bank was supposed to do...
north-of-anything
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Just tear them down. Let the government know that Hamilton wants the infrastructure investment. Opening up these abandoned houses (which could be crack dens by now) won't help anybody long term, they need to prepare the Main Street corridor for LRT or BRT through upzoning.City will appeal to Metrolinx for help addressing Hamilton’s affordable housing crisis - Hamilton | Globalnews.ca
Doug Ford's Conservative government cancelled the LRT project last December after spending $80 million on properties.
Allandale25
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innsertnamehere
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Here's hoping!
Wm Perkins Bull
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The proof of the pudding is in the eating, and this is just more trifling with the City of Hamilton. After all design work is done, and the undertaking is well on its way, then we can be optimistic that it shall be done. Before that, I recommend we do not get our hopes up, lest they be dashed be the province, yet again.
Allandale25
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blaixx
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Here are 18 of those properties. I imagine those lots will stay vacant as long as LRT has the slightest possibility of happening.
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Cobra
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Good news
In Hamilton, Premier Ford is asked whether province has decided what do with $1B in transit funding for the city. "I can't give you a direct answer 100%. The ideal situation is do what the mayor wants to do. If everyone agrees, it's the LRT."
Ford suggested building a Hamilton LRT would be contingent on funding from the federal government.
In Hamilton, Premier Ford is asked whether province has decided what do with $1B in transit funding for the city. "I can't give you a direct answer 100%. The ideal situation is do what the mayor wants to do. If everyone agrees, it's the LRT."
Ford suggested building a Hamilton LRT would be contingent on funding from the federal government.
Allandale25
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blaixx
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Don't you get my hopes up again!
innsertnamehere
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My hopes are up, but I'm also very frustrated. This is nothing but a giant delay to a key project for a city that badly needs it.
Towered
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Wondering if the massive spending announced by the federal government yesterday will finally mean dollars flowing to this project as they've strongly hinted at in recent months.
NoahB
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The funding announcement is for boosting the economy post vaccine and they seem to have just thrown a number in without projects attached to the dollars. So possibly.