News Releases

The public is reminded that most City facilities remain closed and events continue to be suspended to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus in Hamilton. In the interest of public health and safety, residents should not to use any closed areas such as play structures or waterfalls. To view affected City services due to COVID-19, visit https://www.hamilton.ca/covidclosures . For emergencies involving roads, water mains, sewer systems and safety issues, please call 905-546-2489.

HAMILTON, ON – Earlier today, Mayor Fred Eisenberger joined Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, Medical Officer of Health, and the City’s Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) Director, Paul Johnson to update media and the community on the City’s response to COVID-19. As of 9 am this morning, there are 640 confirmed positive cases, 7 probable cases, and 32 deaths from COVID-19 in Hamilton. More details about cases are available on the City’s website including demographics, risk factors, exposure, etc.

HAMILTON, ON – Earlier today, Mayor Fred Eisenberger joined Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, Medical Officer of Health, and the City’s Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) Director, Paul Johnson to update media and the community on the City’s response to COVID-19. As of 9 am this morning, there are 592 confirmed positive cases, seven probable cases, and 28 deaths from COVID-19 in Hamilton. More details about cases are available on the City’s website including demographics, risk factors, exposure, etc.

HAMILTON, ON - Today, the City of Hamilton is providing another update to the community on the City’s response to COVID-19. As of 9 a.m. this morning, there are 495 confirmed positive cases, five probable cases, and 25 deaths from COVID-19 in Hamilton. More details about cases are available on the City’s website including demographics, risk factors, exposure, etc.

HAMILTON, ON – Earlier today, Mayor Fred Eisenberger joined Dr. Bart Harvey, Associate Medical Officer of Health, and the City’s Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) Director, Paul Johnson to update media and the community on the City’s response to COVID-19. As of 9 am this morning, there are 483 confirmed cases, five probable cases, and 23 deaths from COVID-19 in Hamilton. More details about cases are available on the City’s website including demographics, risk factors, exposure, etc.

HAMILTON, ON – Earlier today, Mayor Fred Eisenberger joined Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, Medical Officer of Health, and the City’s Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) Director, Paul Johnson to update media and the community on the City’s response to COVID-19. As of 9 am this morning, there are 432 confirmed cases, 7 probable cases, and 20 deaths from COVID-19 in Hamilton. More details about cases are available on the City’s website including demographics, risk factors, exposure, etc.