It is difficult to think of any other initiative with such strong and diverse support - from the City, the Province - with full capital funding! - and a wide array of organizations representing business, environmental, cultural, social and community interests.
Read More »While Hamilton City Council pushes back a vote on whether they still support their own LRT plan until September, supporters - both residential, business and institutional - continue to speak up and articulate why Council should not even think about losing its nerve.
Read More »over 600 people have written personal statements of LRT support and even more have endorsed the campaign on the website.
Read More »After eight years of consistently voting in favour of Hamilton's LRT plan, several councillors suddenly aren't sure if they support it.
Read More »Hamilton Light Rail is launching a renewed effort to engage Hamiltonians in local consultation and advocacy to ensure that the Provincial investment in Light Rail Transit (LRT) for Hamilton is successful.
Read More »It is always worth reminding Council and the Province that this transformational project enjoys broad support from Hamiltonians.
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LRT is essential for Hamilton. It’s unlikely I will use it much, being a rural resident, however an investment in progressive public transit is an investment in my stake as a citizen of Binbrook/Hamilton.
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The Light Rail Presentation
LRT Will Connect a Recovering City
With a 14-km route linking from Dundas across the entire lower city to Stoney Creek, LRT will help connect a recovering city.
We need to make our voices heard again
Let's get this project back on track and come out of this difficult period stronger than ever as a community!
Tell the Task Force to Choose LRT
The federal government has offered to cover the funding gap for Hamilton LRT, which was the only reason Mulroney cited for cancelling the project in the first place.