Brad Clark Report

Please be advised of an upcoming temporary lane occupancy on the Red Hill Valley Parkway between the northbound Mud Street off-ramp and the Mud Street overpass for guide rail repairs.

Where:

Red Hill Valley Parkway between the northbound Mud Street off-ramp and the Mud Street overpass. The left shoulder and Northbound Lane 2 (west side curb lane) will be temporarily closed (map).

When:

Friday, August 8^th, 2025 between 9 AM and 3 PM

This work is dependent on the weather.  

Expect minor delays through this area during operations.

Lane Occupancies and Road Closures can be found at http://hamilton.ca/roadclosures

On August 31, 2025, HSR will launch the final phase of its current transit strategy designed to improve reliability, extend service hours, and better meet the needs of our growing City. As a result of these changes, all but one route will meet service standards implemented as part of the 10-Year Local Transit Strategy, representing over 99% of typical customer boardings. These enhancements include:

• Holiday Service: Reintroduction of full holiday service on all routes that currently operate on Sundays, ensuring consistent transit options for any occasion.
• Route 52 Dundas Local: Beginning August 31, this route will provide service seven days a week, including holidays, with extended service hours on weekdays to better serve the community.
• Route 20 A-Line: Service frequency and hours are being increased on this key Airport-to-Waterfront route to accommodate growing demand, including new connections beyond Hamilton as the Airport expands flight offerings.
• Routes 6 Aberdeen, 7 Locke, 8 York, 11 Parkdale, 43 Stone Church, and 51 University: These routes will see increased weekend service and extended hours every day of the week.
• Routes 18 Waterdown, 33 Sanatorium, and 44 Rymal: Planned service improvements will enhance reliability and convenience on these routes.

Key messages:

• HSR is introducing more frequent and consistent service to make travel more convenient and reliable.
• Expanded evening and weekend hours will better support workers, families, students, and seniors across Hamilton.
• These enhancements will improve service quality in several areas of the city, including East Hamilton, Dundas, Waterdown, Upper Hamilton, the area around McMaster University, and along Upper James.
• Restored holiday service and expanded hours reflect HSR’s commitment to supporting those who rely on transit year-round.

Learn more at https://www.hamilton.ca/home-neighbourhood/hsr/riding-hsr

A motion by Ward 9 Coun. Brad Clark says an air monitoring report found there were total reduced sulphur compounds (TRS) levels more than above the provincial standards. On at least one occasion, it was 17 times greater than the provincially accepted level. 

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/gfl-facility-health-effects-1.7598465