EYES WIDE SHUT- OUR BIGGEST ENEMIES within CITY HALL? ENVIRONMENTAL SHOCKS- WILD HUMAN PREDATOR ANIMALS COMING IN, Dec. 18, ’25- When a Developer commits a HIT and RUN Environmental Catastrophe in Your GARDEN of EDEN Neighborhood Picturesque Gem and City Hall deliberately LOOKS the OTHER WAY- ‘BRING in the Wild Animals to do as they Please!’ See photos the first evening of initial destruction catastrophe! Corrupt City Hall steals our $$$, Dignity, PRIDE- Enables looting our Property & CHILDREN no longer SAFE!!! Dec. 26, ’25 City Hall MEAN GRINCHES thwart Year Long Campaign to STOP CITY PLOWING ROAD SNOW-ICE onto SIDEWALKS- INJURIES!!! Dec. 29, 2025 HARMINGTON NEWS- Homeless Study/’Quota CULL Response’- About 150 deaths in 4 years, average age 35 years BELOW NORMAL, 20 years below Nigeria, lowest National average age! Local Indigenous deer hunt quota is up to 60 annually so value of a homeless Canadian = less than 2 deer? Jan. 23, ’26 (*article below)








Shocking General Immigration Divergence into Canada – Over 600,000 from Ukraine, about 10,000 from Israel in 2024 alone; But only ‘A HANDFUL’ or certainly less than 200 or somehow less than 900 Palestinians? Only Palestinians can claim about being hated? But denying ORPHAN young Palestinian Children? North American Media appears incapable of being honest and truthful! MERRY CHRISTMAS! JOY to Our World- Beatles Ringo and Paul will work it all out- Scientific Dive about how people’s Mental Health Challenges may be specifically Helped and Healed- Spirit, Body and Mind lifted up in real ways by the CHRISTMAS, CULTURAL & FESTIVITIES RESONATING HALO EFFECT! – By everyone’s Good Behavior and Vibes: Good Energy and Friendliness to Neighbors and Strangers alike, by Caring Empathy and Compassion; by excitement stimulated among communities and various Religious Celebratory Festivities happening about the same time; by children eagerly waiting for Santa & Reindeer- including hearing Christmas stories and songs – about Santa’s Workshop Elves making all the toys, gifts, at their North Pole Workshops; pre-Christmas Parades, Displays,- by GOOD BEHAVIOR REWARDED by Santa and Jesus’s Birth- an UNCONQUERABLE DIVINE HEALING REALITY and COMPASSIONATE HEART everyone can aspire to! #ENJOY, CELEBRATE- HEAL! Dec. 14, 2025, by Bri
collapsing unprotected pits in road- anyone could fall in or be covered by caving in road areas!
14+ feet unprotected open pits
Massive unprotected pits
In morning here existed a flourishing dense green space teeming with wildlife- destruction not yet total
Incredible devastation
Dumping road debris onto private property
Massive open pits- Neighbors and Kids walked this area
Tree debris scattered everywhere and on private property






Builder said no other City would allow this kind of event and especially as the lot is about 70 feet beyond the road. Builder said every other City Government would demand- ‘Pay for, apply and have qualified Engineers, etc. create approved plans and upon receiving permits for completely altering the road and end of street, carefully bring in qualified crews to build sidewalks, curbs, access driveways, new catch basin storm and road water collectors, appropriate road grading and construction, etc. by qualified contractors… Builder says City has required nothing! Real estate sale and purchase listing specified and by an attached diagram, purchaser required to recreate a new road with sidewalk, curbs, driveway access points, sewer collector drains, etc. to create a new end of roadway to the lot line of the new house with a new turnaround (according to Min. of Transportation, etc. Engineering standards…) Everything was brought to the local Councilor but no response. Raised issues at a Public Meeting for local issues but was escorted out- local Citizen’s freaking, City Hall looking complicit and unresponsive!



Jan. 26, 2026 Update the by-law does not give the City the right to push road snow onto your sidewalk. Nor does it say you must remove roadway plow debris—which is materially different from normal snowfall.
2. The Core Legal Problem: “Impossible Compliance”
Ontario law does not require a property owner to do the impossible.
Courts have repeatedly held that:
- A person cannot be penalized for failing to comply with a by-law when the municipality itself creates the hazard.
- Municipalities owe a duty of care to avoid creating dangerous conditions through their operations (including snow plowing).
If the City plow is depositing:
- compacted road slush
- ice chunks
- gravel and debris
- windrows too heavy for a homeowner to remove
…then the City is actively interfering with your ability to meet your legal obligations.
This becomes a municipal negligence issue.
3. Why This May Constitute Municipal Negligence
A municipality can be liable when:
- its operations create a hazard,
- it knows about the hazard, and
- it fails to take reasonable steps to correct it.
You have:
- A year of documented complaints
- Photos
- Evidence that the City was notified and continued the practice
That pattern matters. Once the City is aware of a dangerous condition created by its own actions, it must take reasonable steps to stop making it worse.
4. The “Duty of Care” Standard
Ontario municipalities owe a duty to maintain roads and sidewalks in a reasonably safe condition. This includes not making them more dangerous through plowing practices.
If the City plow is:
- pushing snow onto the sidewalk instead of away from it,
- creating a barrier that cannot be removed by a homeowner,
- making the sidewalk unusable for pedestrians,
…then the City may be breaching its duty of care.
5. The By-law Cannot Be Used Against You If the City Causes the Problem
If the City ever attempted to fine you for not clearing the sidewalk, you would have strong arguments:
A. Impossibility of performance
You cannot be penalized for failing to do something the City made impossible.
B. City-created hazard
The City is the source of the obstruction.
C. Procedural unfairness
You notified them repeatedly, and they ignored the issue.
D. Reasonableness standard
Ontario courts expect municipalities to act reasonably, not mechanically.
MUNICIPALITY ROBS CANADIANS OF ALL PROPERTY, CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS and FREEDOM FROM HARRASSMENT, THEFT- STEALING FROM THEM and ARBITRARILY PUNISHING THEM FOR GOING ABOUT THEIR EVERYDAY LIVES as FREE CANADIANS! The Primary issue Opposition Leader Poilievre should be addressing is Property Rights and Constitutional Liberties being restored to citizens The City Plow buries the sidewalk in ice and road debris every time it snows basically! Last year they wanted me to spend about two weeks 6 hours a day, clearing the road and ice debris they plowed onto the sidewalk Essentially the Municipal behaves like America’s Ice doing whatever they feel like. Using overtaxed Citizen’s money against them. Canadians living their lives lack the basic right to be left alone, respected and not be harassed- City Officials are generally more abusive- stealing people’s money arbitrarily more than any other group in Society aside from hardened criminals- power corrupting City Officials absolutely. JEWISH family friends ACQUIRED A PROPERTY WORTH MILLIONS BUT SUDDENLY CITY OFFICIALS VOTED TO REMOVE PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR BUILDING AND THE PROPERTY LOST ALL ITS VALUE. THE CITY OFFICIALS TRANSFERRED OWNERSHIP and- I attended another local public meeting where the property owner was excluded and didn’t know the elected politician along with a few influential neighbors said the purpose is to remove all property rights somehow by brainstorming up ideas. If we are at the arbitrary whims of local municipal officials like in Hamilton, we are attacked on any basis at any time. Local Municipal Governments and Power crazed staff need to be shredded for abusing, disrespecting and financially burdening property owners in every arbitrary abusive way they come up with! Like under ICE, Canadians have next to no rights at the hands of the brutish municipal ‘Gestapo’. squads! Thanks, Bri
Hamilton has countless documented and hidden municipal failures that shocked residents by harming the environment, safety, property rights and civil liberties; below see a few, key shocking facts, concrete harms, why each is actionable… Question becomes how badly are Hamilton’s vs. other Municipal Calamities? Why do they continue to exist hurting Citizens, Liberties and Human Dignity- spiraling costs and corruption?
12 shocking failures — facts, harms, and why actionable
| # | Issue | Shocking facts & concrete harms | Why actionable |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Randle Reef contaminated sediment | ~615,000 m³ of PAH‑contaminated sediment; $139–150M remediation project (final stage 2023–2025). Environmental cancer‑risk toxins concentrated in harbour sediments; long delay exposed ecosystems and shoreline users. | Federal/provincial remediation law, MECP orders, and funding make this a multi‑level enforcement and oversight matter. Currently the STRUCTURE is Failing- UNSAFE! | |
| 2. Cootes Paradise / Chedoke Creek spills | Repeated combined‑sewer discharges (2014–2018) degraded provincially important marsh habitat and stressed fish/amphibian populations. | MECP orders, remediation plans, and habitat protection rules create legal and administrative levers. | |
| 3. Red Hill Valley Parkway (RHVP) | Inquiry found low‑friction asphalt, tight curves, withheld 2013 friction report, and hundreds of collisions including fatalities; inquiry released 2023. | Judicial inquiry recommendations, potential negligence claims, and mandatory disclosure obligations make this actionable. | |
| 4. Encampment enforcement / homelessness | Court upheld City’s right to enforce park tent bans (Heegsma v. Hamilton, 2024) but highlighted Charter tensions and real harms from evictions. Bigger picture- City and Police operate by a Caste System- each person arbitrarily helped or hurt under the City caste system No Justice System only an arbitrary ‘legal’ caste system | Charter litigation, Ombudsman complaints, and provincial homelessness policy interventions are available. Caste System is entrenched | |
| 5. Sidewalk snow‑plow program rollout | Rapid 2022 expansion to clear 469 km of sidewalks produced property damage, blocked access, and slow compensation pathways. | Municipal liability for maintenance; bylaw complaint routes and civil claims for damage exist. | |
| 6. Police use‑of‑force / SIU probes | High‑profile fatal shooting (Nov 2024) investigated and later cleared by SIU; community outrage and trust deficit followed. | SIU findings, police‑board oversight, and civil suits are standard accountability paths. Caste system- generally believe police, violate citizens lower on Hamilton’s caste system | |
| 7. Industrial soot, odour and landfill air complaints | Persistent soot/odour complaints prompted a city pilot and MECP action; City convicted under EPA for a 2018 odour discharge (fine imposed). Homes built beside dumps, etc. | MECP enforcement, bylaw enforcement pilots, and public‑health complaints are actionable. | |
| 8. Unauthorized tree removals / woodland disputes | Developers illegally cut dozens to hundreds of mature trees; courts fined owners and criticized staff handling. | Tree‑protection bylaws, fines, and court enforcement apply. | |
| 9. Historic steel‑era pollution (Stelco / harbour legacy) | Century‑long industrial discharges left the harbour an Area of Concern requiring multi‑level cleanup. | Federal Great Lakes agreements and remediation programs provide enforcement and funding levers. Like above, structure alleged to be failing | |
| 10. Rising hate‑motivated incidents | ~35% increase in reported hate/bias incidents in recent years; Black, Jewish and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities disproportionately affected. | Police hate‑crime units, community safety plans, and human‑rights complaints are available remedies. | |
| 11. Your sidewalk / plow damage (local example) 12. Homeless ‘Cull’ 150 in 4 years, about 35 years below average of (housed, etc.) Canadian ; vs. deer cull comparison- up to 60 deer culled annually (*article below) | City plows depositing ice/debris onto your 400‑ft sidewalk, blocking access, damaging property and denying safe pedestrian use; reflects broader rollout problems and slow redress. | Documented Requests, Integrity Commissioner/Ombudsman escalation, and civil claims for damage are immediate options. City like US ‘ICE’ so-called Gestapo Power Corrupts |
The deaths counted in the project are only the ones that the researchers know about through workers in the homelessness-serving sector and local hospitals, Stearns told The Spectator. They haven’t yet been able to access data from the provincial coroner’s office to include in their analysis and also hope more social-service agencies share information, she added. In the latest study period, between June 2024 and May 2025, more than 30 per cent of the deaths occurred outside and 19 per cent happened in shelters. The shelter data, in particular, should spark discussions about how to improve services, Stearns suggested. “If you know that these things are happening, what then?” At least 11 people died of overdoses, numbers that make it “difficult not to reflect on the provincially mandated closure” of Hamilton’s supervised drug-use site along with others in Ontario, the researchers noted. “Overdose deaths are preventable and the harms of infection are reduced when people have access to clean supplies.”
The data project’s latest report comes as roughly 2,000 people struggle with homelessness in Hamilton. Of those, 287 were known to live outside in December, the city says. Last year, through agency partners, the city boosted Hamilton’s shelter system with 192 temporary beds, along with 80 spaces in modular cabins, in an effort to get people off the street. Nonetheless, beds are still hard to come by and affordable housing is in short supply, say those who work with people struggling with homelessness Chronic heart, lung or vascular disease were conditions in eight of the deaths, while at least three had diabetes and at least two had chronic infections. Over the project’s four years, the average age of death was 46, far younger than the general average life expectancy of roughly 81 for Hamilton residents, according to a 2024 city public health report. While overdoses remain a significant cause of death, people struggling with homelessness can also face serious health risks over time, Medora Uppal, CEO of YWCA Hamilton, points out. “They have had inadequate care and support and services for so long, I think that they’re not getting basic health care,” she said. Uppal recalled the case of a young woman who was HIV-positive who died while living on the street. “Well, people shouldn’t die in Canada from HIV at a young age because we have all sorts of responses for HIV. You should be able to live with HIV.” It’s also harder to provide health care when someone doesn’t have housing or shelter, Uppal noted. That’s complicated further in cold weather, which has proven to be riskier with a lack of access to places to warm up, the data project researchers noted. With a focus on survival, struggling with the cold can hamper how people attend to their health, whether it’s attending to diabetes or infections, Stearns noted. “So people don’t get the kind of care they need in the same ways.” To read the full report, visit hamiltonhomelessmortality.weebly.com. Teviah Moro’s reporting on housing and homelessness is funded by Hamilton Community Foundation…
