Council Approves Clark’s Motion for a Second Opinion on Hamilton’s Urban Boundary Question
https://www.thespec.com/news/hamilton-region/2021/06/24/hamilton-urban-boundary.html
Clark’s COVID-19 Virtual Memorial Wall Approved
https://www.hamilton.ca/submit-memorial
Hamiltonians can pay tribute to loved ones lost to COVID-19 in city-run memorial wall
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/virtual-memorial-wall-1.6032952
https://www.hamilton.ca/submit-memorial
Thousands of Hamilton rural property owners face higher taxes because of changes to fire service area rating
Clark Supports the Hamilton Biodiversity Action Plan
Hamilton Conservation Authority plan to let builders move wetlands sparks testy debate
Clark Expresses Concern About Lack of COVID-19 Vaccine for Hamilton
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/dwindling-vaccines-1.5971702
Ancaster Resident Raises Concerns about Hamilton Growth Plans
Clark Wants City-wide Mail Consultation on Hamilton Growth Plans
Coun. Brad Clark Concerned about Potential LRT Costs and the Shortened Route – Wants to Revisit the Debate.
Hamilton Councillors Back Pilot Project to Crack Down on Waterfall Parking Scofflaws
Clark Advocates for a COVID-19 Virtual Memorial Wall
Clark proposes to refer all public letters alleging Code of Conduct violations against councillors to the integrity commissioner
Hamilton councillors to revise bylaw allowing members to apologize to prevent ejection from meeting
MEDIA STATEMENT from Councillor Brad Clark
For immediate release: February 7, 2020
Recently, a private conversation with one of my constituents was recorded without my knowledge and shared on social media. The unfounded rumours and inferences that I made on this private call were just that, unfounded.
My frustration with the situation in question and my response was completely out of character and I should not have been discussing such baseless rumours with anyone.
I offer my most sincere and unequivocal apologies to our dedicated, hardworking and honest city staff who have my utmost respect.
I formally apologize to the Mayor, City Council, Staff , Mr. Marco Zwaan and my constituents for this unacceptable response. Of my own volition, I have filed a request with the integrity commissioner to investigate this matter as soon as possible.
Effective immediately, I am resigning as Chair of the Audit and Finance Committee, Vice-Chair of the Emergency and Community Services Committee and Chair of the Development Charge Stakeholders Sub-Committee. I have informed the Mayor of my decision.
Sincerely,
Brad
Councillor Brad Clark
NOTE: I stepped away from Chair of AFA of my own volition as the IC reports to AFA. Subsequently, I felt compelled to remove myself from all Chair/Vice-Chair positions to ensure principles of propriety.
Former mayor hopes city staff aren’t trying to shield Hamilton council from criticism
“I am trying to understand how we restrict residents’ ability to communicate with council, if they’re concerned with the conduct about a councillor,” Clark said.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/public-letters-councillor-conduct-1.5897863
LRT is back on the table in Hamilton — but depends on the feds, province says
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/lrt-1.5907156
State of Repair of City Sidewalks
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/sidwalks-1.5890199
Protecting Hamilton Wetlands
City to pursue ATV ban on Hamilton roads
https://www.thespec.com/news/council/2020/09/16/city-to-pursue-atv-ban-on-hamilton-roads.html
Hamilton city council and police should pull together on safety
Hamilton council asked for police chief, but board is sending reports
COVID-19 Council Closes Wild Water Works For Season
Devil’s Punch Bowl Special Parking Enforcement Coming Soon
Ward 9 councillor Brad Clark was the first to raise the question as to why the bid pivoted to 2026 instead of 2030, which made more sense given the timing and symbolism.
Council bans sale and display of fireworks in Hamilton
https://www.hamiltonnews.com/news-story/9987844-sparks-fly-over-hamilton-s-fireworks-ban/
Clark calls for a Residential Care Facility Liaison
Hamilton approves motion to create outdoor dining areas for physical distancing
Cannabis Grow Op Odours and Lights To Be Regulated
https://www.hamiltonnews.com/news-story/9962176-hamilton-to-crack-down-on-cannabis-grow-operations/
Clark Apologizes to Residents Over Delays in Valley Park Renovations
Hamilton Councillor Calls for Tougher Stance on Gun Crime in Wake of Shooting
The public deserves to have answers’ council hears letter by father of RHVP victim
‘The public deserves to have answers’ council hears letter by father of RHVP victim
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