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Our Mission:
Our vision and our commitment to sustainability leads us to design, build, and operate facilities that meet and exceed the expectations of the occupants (customers). In addition, we hope that the approach will become an integral part of the community it serves by incorporating cultural aspects into the design. Our plan is to engage with the Ward 4 residence to ensure that the end product fosters holistic community support.

Our Mission:
Our vision and our commitment to sustainability leads us to design, build, and operate facilities that meet and exceed the expectations of the occupants (customers). In addition, we hope that the approach will become an integral part of the community it serves by incorporating cultural aspects into the design. Our plan is to engage with the Ward 4 residence to ensure that the end product fosters holistic community support.

To share high-level observations on current cybersecurity risks impacting municipalities and discuss industry best practices. The meeting will also include an overview of CGI’s cybersecurity capabilities and service offerings relevant to municipal and public-sector environments. The discussion is intended to support awareness, risk understanding, and informed decision-making related to cybersecurity governance and resilience

Issues relating the the provision of smartphone applications to connect users with licensed transportation providers (Vehicle-for-Hire licensing);discussion about long-term regulatory framework for ridesharing in the City of Hamilton

Communicating with municipal officials, in general, about the steel sector, including the impact of American tariffs on the steel sector in Hamilton.

To introduce Trident Group Canada Services

To introduce Trident Group Canada services.

To introduce Trident Group Canada services

Discussions with the city officials, the Mayor, and Councillors, about Hamilton Booth and the partnership with HUPEG.

Meeting to discuss the City of Hamilton's proposed new zoning by-law affecting SmartCentres REIT properties.

Meeting to discuss the City of Hamilton's proposed new zoning by-law affecting SmartCentres REIT properties.

Sharing information and seeking support for a scalable food prescribing program in Ontario to address food insecurity and diet-related chronic disease

WE HBA supports long-term planning to ensure the necessary supply of housing of all types and tenures ranging from low-rise, missing middle, midrise, ADUs and highrise. This includes policies to enable and support an Urban Boundary Expansion to ensure long-range planning and infrastructure is in place to accommodate growth. This also includes policies to enable the intensification of existing neighbourhoods to allow for more housing opportunities (often referred to as missing middle) including ADUs and flexible zoning permissions. This also includes high density housing opportunities downtown, in nodes and corridors and in MTSAs. WE HBA will be involved in a broad range of public policy discussion in support of public policies enabling more housing choices and opportunities. WE HBA will be engaged in consultation and providing advice on Mid Rise Residential Zones, Low Rise Residential Zones and High Rise zoning.

WE HBA will be engaged and provide comments, recommendations and advice to the city regarding Green Development Standards. This covers a wide range of issues from green building standards related to the construction and design of the structure itself to green development standards (sometimes referred to as Low Impact Development - LID) that are more related to planning policy on the landscape as well as a wide range of engineering standards. WE HBA will provide comments on everything from EV standards, green infrastructure, bird friendly design, construction standards and everything covered under to lens of sustainability, energy and climate resilience as well as climate mitigation and adaptation. With the passage of Bill 17, WE HBA will be advocating for the complete removal of building standards that outside of municipal jurisdiction.

WE HBA has been involved in the review of the City of Hamilton Development Charges Background Study and By-Law. We supported maintaining downtown exemptions/discounts and a number of other discounts and provide the City with detailed financial analysis. WE HBA will also provide advice and recommendations for temporary or permanent reductions on development charges and on related municipal imposed charges on new housing including Parkland Dedication By-Laws and Parkland Studies as well as the removal of Community Benefits Charges. We are opposed to increases in Planning Fees and other new taxes, charges and fees. We are advocating for temporary or longer-term reductions.

WE HBA continues to support an urban boundary expansion and the need to streamline planning processes in both new urban areas and throughout the existing urban boundary. More efficient city services will support a diversity of new housing opportunities both within existing neighbourhoods and through an urban boundary expansion.

Meeting to discuss the City of Hamilton's proposed new zoning by-law affecting SmartCentres REIT properties.

An invitation to connect and introduce ourselves as the planners on the project and discuss the proposed application in detail. We believe that your insights and feedback are invaluable as we move forward with this project. We have already gone through the pre-application consultation stage with City staff and agencies, who are aware of the project.

We are currently working to advance a concurrent Zoning By-law Amendment and Site Plan Application that will return the institutional zoning permissions back to the site and adaptively reuse the existing school building. There are no fundamental changes to the existing building except for enhancements to the windows (existing openings and arrangement will remain) and the installation of improved HVAC system. Instead, the MAC intends to include interior renovations, landscaping improvements, and the addition of parking spaces to support the site’s future use, with the overall intent being a return to form for the school and the beautification of the site.

An invitation to connect and introduce ourselves as the planners on the project, and discuss the proposed application in detail. We believe that your insights and feedback are invaluable as we move forward with this project. We have already gone through the pre-application consultation stage with City staff and agencies, who are aware of the project.

We are currently working to advance a concurrent Zoning By-law Amendment and Site Plan Application that will return the institutional zoning permissions back to the site and adaptively reuse the existing school building. There are no fundamental changes to the existing building except for enhancements to the windows (existing openings and arrangement will remain) and the installation of an improved HVAC system. Instead, the MAC intends to include interior renovations, landscaping improvements, and the addition of parking spaces to support the site’s future use, with the overall intent being a return to form for the school and the beautification of the site.

Software and Hardware products and services for Bylaw/Municipal Law Enforcement, Administrative Monetary Penalty Systems, Police Technologies, AVL, Asset Management/Public Works, Planning and Development, Public Submission Portals, Permitting, Building and Inspection software. Municipal Workbench and software technologies, both On-Prem or SaaS.