A motion by Ward 9 Coun. Brad Clark says a Hamilton Air Monitoring Network found total reduced sulphur compounds (TRS) levels above the provincial standards in Upper Stoney Creek. On July 3, 2025, the air monitoring network captured TRS numbers 17 times greater than the provincially accepted level. Several other tests between midnight and 7am significantly exceeded the provincial 10ppb standard, prompting Clark to call on staff to review this NEW data and advise of any public health impacts as a result of exposure to these high numbers.
Brad Clark Report 
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