News Releases

HAMILTON, ON - The City of Hamilton will be completing work on the Red Hill Valley Parkway (RHVP) overnight tomorrow, which will result in short closures in one direction at a time. The northbound lanes of the RHVP will be closed between the Upper Red Hill Valley Parkway/Mud St. and Queenston Rd. beginning at 9 p.m. tomorrow, August 29. Work in the northbound lanes is expected to take approximately two hours. Once work in the northbound lanes is complete, crews will shift operations into the southbound lanes

HAMILTON, ON – Construction on the northbound (downbound) lanes of the Red Hill Valley Parkway (RHVP) is nearing completion. Re-opening of the northbound lanes will occur slowly in stages beginning mid-day today, June 12. Ramps at the north end of the parkway will reopen first, and it is anticipated that the entire parkway will be open by early evening. The speed limit on both sides of the RHVP will remain at 80 km/hr between Greenhill and the QEW. Hamilton Police Services will be conducting enhanced enforcement in the area.

HAMILTON, ON – The City of Hamilton will implement rolling lane closures starting at 9:30 am Tuesday May 21, 2019 in the left lane of the northbound (downbound) Red Hill Valley Parkway (RHVP) to have sample collection and testing of the asphalt conducted. The closures will be for a period of 1.5 to 2 hours each and crews will be moving to five different locations throughout the day in that lane. These will only be short area closures and not the entire left lane.

HAMILTON, ON – Beginning Sunday, April 21, temporary cameras will be installed on the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway and the Red Hill Valley Parkway (RHVP) to facilitate a transportation study. The City is undertaking this study to determine traffic volumes for motorists that use these parkways as a short-cut instead of using Highway 403 and the Queen Elizabeth Way. By capturing images of vehicles and license plates at either end of the Linc and the RHVP, the City will be able to track the number of vehicles that travel the full length of both parkways.

HAMILTON, ON – This evening, Hamilton City Council approved a motion that directs the City Manager and City Solicitor to bring Council back further information about the process to initiate an external investigation pursuant to the Ontario Municipal Act and Public Inquiries Act. Also this evening, Hamilton City Council directed staff to release two additional reports.