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CITY OF HAMILTON SUBMISSION TO STATISTICS CANADA - SECTION A "Major Construction Projects" (Residential: $50,000 or greater, Non-Residential: $250,000 or greater) Permits for the month of November 2019 Item Owner Information Builder Information Construction LocationType of Construction Type of Dwellings Permit No. Construction Value No. Organization Name Address Organization Name Address Address Area Building GFA (m2) Work Created 1 02-176159-00 R9 19 COMO PL. HAMILTON ON L9B 2W5 TO BE DETERMINED 19 COMO PL HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 157.93 New Construction 90,000.00 1 67 WINCHESTER BLVD. HAMILTON Convert Single to 2 18-111251-00 R9 67 WINCHESTER BLVD HAMILTON Two Family Dwelling 74.69 10,000.00 1 ON L8T 2M7 Multiple 1147 GARNER RD. W ANCASTER ON 3 18-119233-00 I3 UPPER JAMES SELF STORAGE INC TO BE DETERMINED 9 AEROPARK BLVD GLANBROOK Warehouses 3098.00 New Construction 3,717,600.00 0 L9G 3K9 1688 SAFARI RD. FLAMBOROUGH ON Accessory 4 18-129552-00 R9 T.B.D. 1688 SAFARI RD FLAMBOROUGH Single Family Dwelling 96.00 25,000.00 1 N1R 5S2 Structure 47 INVERNESS AVE. W HAMILTON ON 5 18-149329-01 R9 TO BE DETERMINED 47 INVERNESS AVE W HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 99.57 Alteration 200,000.00 0 L9C 1A1 229 BINBROOK RD. GLANBROOK 6 19-101938-00 R9 TO BE DETERMINED 229 BINBROOK RD GLANBROOK Single Family Dwelling 56.00 Addition 100,000.00 0 ONTARIO L0R 1C0 ANCHOR CANADIAN REFORMED 361 THIRTY RD. BEAMSVILLE ON L0R 7 19-110133-00 R3 TO BE DETERMINED 42 SPADARA DR HAMILTON Residential Care Facility 0.00 Alteration 50,000.00 0 ASSOCIATION FOR THE HANDICAPPE 1B2 37 ELEVENTH RD. E STONEY CREEK 8 19-117527-00 R9 TO BE DETERMINED 37 ELEVENTH RD E STONEY CREEK Single Family Dwelling 446.00 New Construction 816,119.00 1 ON L8J 3N2 9 19-118809-00 R9 70 . HAMILTON ON L8T 2P3 TO BE DETERMINED 70 NOVA DR HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 208.00 Alteration 100,000.00 0 Convert Single to 10 19-119830-00 R9 242 . N HAMILTON ON L8L 5A8 242 WELLINGTON ST N HAMILTON Two Family Dwelling 117.00 75,000.00 1 Multiple 21 MELBOURNE ST. HAMILTON ON Accessory 11 19-119908-00 R9 TO BE DETERMINED 21 MELBOURNE ST HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 65.40 55,000.00 0 L9P 2A5 Structure EMPIRE COMMUNITIES (CATERINI) LTD C/O 125 VILLARBOIT CRES. CONCORD EMPIRE COMMUNITIES (CATERINI) LTD C/O 125 VILLARBOIT CRES CONCORD ON 12 19-120937-00 R9 240 KINSMAN DR GLANBROOK Townhouses 1070.40 New Construction 1,555,430.00 8 EMPIRE COMMUNITIES ON L4K 4K2 EMPIRE COMMUNITIES L4K 4K2 571 SAFARI RD. FLAMBOROUGH ON 13 19-121038-00 R9 TO BE DETERMINED 571 SAFARI RD FLAMBOROUGH Single Family Dwelling 42.00 Deck/Porch 20,000.00 1 L8B 1S2 14 19-126532-00 R3 GOOD SHEPHERD NON PROFIT HOMES 15 RAY ST. N HAMILTON ON L8R 2X5 TO BE DETERMINED/TENDERED 147 MARY ST HAMILTON Apartments 0.00 Alteration 120,000.00 0 115 HWY 8 . Unit 204 STONEY CREEK 115 HWY 8 Unit 204 STONEY CREEK 15 19-127548-00 R9 MARZ HOMES (GARNER) INC. MARZ HOMES (GARNER) INC. 23 DRESSER LANE ANCASTER Townhouses 1177.80 New Construction 1,775,000.00 8 ON L8G 1C1 ON L8G 1C1 20 CACHET WOODS CRT. SUITE 6 20 CACHET WOODS CRT SUITE 6 16 19-129588-00 R9 BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT 138 HIBISCUS LANE HAMILTON Townhouses 1059.28 New Construction 900,000.00 6 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 20 CACHET WOODS CRT. SUITE 6 20 CACHET WOODS CRT SUITE 6 17 19-129626-00 R9 BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT 102 HIBISCUS LANE HAMILTON Townhouses 429.07 New Construction 750,000.00 5 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 20 CACHET WOODS CRT. SUITE 6 18 19-129880-00 R9 BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT T.B.D. 116 HIBISCUS LANE HAMILTON Townhouses 1059.28 New Construction 900,000.00 6 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 20 CACHET WOODS CRT. SUITE 6 20 CACHET WOODS CRT SUITE 6 19 19-130882-00 R9 BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT 60 HIBISCUS LANE HAMILTON Townhouses 728.52 New Construction 750,000.00 5 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 20 CACHET WOODS CRT. SUITE 6 20 CACHET WOODS CRT SUITE 6 20 19-130886-00 R9 BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT 7 SNOWBERRY LANE HAMILTON Townhouses 888.00 New Construction 750,000.00 5 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 20 CACHET WOODS CRT. SUITE 6 20 CACHET WOODS CRT SUITE 6 21 19-130887-00 R9 BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT BALLANTRY ALBRIGHT 57 HIBISCUS LANE HAMILTON Townhouses 876.90 New Construction 750,000.00 5 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 MARKHAM ON L6C 3G1 69 BIGWIN ROAD. 2 HAMILTON 69 BIGWIN ROAD 2 HAMILTON Semi-Detached 22 19-131178-00 R9 WESTPARK HOMES INC. WESTPARK HOMES INC. 204 CANADA ST HAMILTON 402.50 New Construction 606,500.00 2 ONTARIO L8W 3R3 ONTARIO L8W 3R3 Dwelling 23 19-131616-00 R3 . 95 HESS ST S HAMILTON Apartments 0.00 Fire Retrofit 80,000.00 0 62 WINDEMERE RD. STONEY CREEK 24 19-132113-00 R9 62 WINDEMERE RD STONEY CREEK Single Family Dwelling 304.24 Addition 200,000.00 0 ON L8E 5E5 2153 KING ST. E HAMILTON ON L8K 25 19-132625-00 R9 TUSCANY HILL HOMES LTD. T.B.D. 255 SPRINGBROOK AVE ANCASTER Single Family Dwelling 267.50 New Construction 302,295.00 1 1W7 338 BRANT 22 RD. ANCASTER ON 26 19-134053-00 R9 TO BE DETERMINED 20 CROCKETT ST HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 37.16 Alteration 75,000.00 0 L9G 3L1 114 LELAND ST. HAMILTON ON L8S 27 19-135088-00 R9 TBD 114 LELAND ST HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 68.28 Addition 200,000.00 0 3A4 594 STONE CHURCH RD. E HAMILTON 594 STONE CHURCH RD E HAMILTON 28 19-135401-00 R9 1282 SCENIC DR ANCASTER Single Family Dwelling 223.00 New Construction 401,400.00 1 ON L8W 1A6 ON L8W 1A6 Self-Service Storage 29 19-135766-00 I3 200 GLENDALE AVENUE INC 106 AVENUE . TORONTO ON M5R 2H3 TO BE DETERMINED 200 GLENDALE AVE N HAMILTON 6488.00 Alteration 2,500,000.00 0 Building 2492130 ONTARIO INC C/O RED BRICK 115 KING ST. E UNIT 39 HAMILTON ON Self-Service Storage 30 19-136210-00 I3 391 VICTORIA AVE N HAMILTON 0.00 Alteration 3,300,000.00 0 RENTALS L8N 1A9 Building 359 HAWKRIDGE AVE. HAMILTON ON Convert Multiple 31 19-136356-00 R9 TO BE DETERMINED 359 HAWKRIDGE AVE HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 0.00 15,000.00 1 L9C-3L3 to Multiple 81 COLLINGSBROOK BLVD. 32 19-136943-00 C3 TO BE DETERMINED 115 QUEENSTON RD HAMILTON Offices 0.00 Alteration 250,000.00 0 SCARBOROUGH ON M1W 1M4 1 of 26 CITY OF HAMILTON SUBMISSION TO STATISTICS CANADA - SECTION A "Major Construction Projects" (Residential: $50,000 or greater, Non-Residential: $250,000 or greater) Permits for the month of November 2019 Item Owner Information Builder Information Construction LocationType of Construction Type of Dwellings Permit No. Construction Value No. Organization Name Address Organization Name Address Address Area Building GFA (m2) Work Created 33 19-137296-00 R9 168 DUKE ST. HAMILTON ON L8P 1Y1 TO BE DETERMINED 168 DUKE ST HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 46.20 Addition 65,000.00 0 55 MACAULEY ST. W HAMILTON ON 34 19-137412-00 R9 TBD 55 MACAULAY ST W HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 29.35 Addition 100,000.00 0 L8L 1E8 1252 5TH CON RD. W RR 2 35 19-139928-00 FB BRENN-B & CO LTD TO BE DETERMINED 953 MIDDLETOWN RD FLAMBOROUGH Storage Building (Farm) 15300.00 New Construction 400,000.00 0 FLAMBOROUGH ON L0R 2H2 610 SOUTH SERVICE RD. HAMILTON 36 19-140097-00 C3 610 SOUTH SERVICE RD INC. To Be Determined 610 SOUTH SERVICE RD STONEY CREEK Arenas 2490.00 New Construction 650,000.00 0 ON L8E 2W1 49 EMERSON ST. HAMILTON ON L8S 37 19-140130-00 R9 TO BE DETERMINED 49 EMERSON ST HAMILTON Single Family Dwelling 207.44 New Construction 450,000.00 1 2X5 AREGEE HOLDINGS LTDC/O PRIME MGMT 7941 JANE ST. Unit 2A CONCORD ON 38 19-140782-00 C3 140 HWY 8 STONEY CREEK Stores 1262.30 Alteration 500,000.00 0 GROUP L4K 4L6 100 KING ST. W STONEY CREEK ON Retail 39 19-141030-00 C3 15201916 ONTARIO INC TO BE DETERMINED 100 KING ST W HAMILTON 0.00 Alteration 350,000.00 0 L8G 1J1 Complex/Plaza/Mall 125 FOREST AVE. HAMILTON ON L8N 40 19-141065-00 R3 JORDON & GIESEL MANAGEMENT LTD TO BE DETERMINED/TENDERED 150 CHARLTON AVE E HAMILTON Apartments 0.00 Addition 850,000.00 0 1X7 500 WOODWARD AVE. HAMILTON ON 41 19-141115-00 I3 WHITEBIRD TO BE DETERMINED 500 WOODWARD AVE HAMILTON Warehouses 566.00 Addition (NR) 495,000.00 0 L8H 6N9 56 EAST ST. STONEY CREEK ON L8E 42 19-142221-00 R9 TO BE DETERMINED 56 EAST ST STONEY CREEK Single Family Dwelling 237.00 New Construction 450,000.00 1 5S9 JOHN BRUCE ROBINSON CONSTRUCTION 43 19-142373-00 R9 . BINBROOK ON L0R 1C0 92 FAIRGROUNDS DR GLANBROOK Single Family Dwelling 278.71 New Construction 520,000.00 1 LTD MOHAWK COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS & 135 FENNELL AVE. W HAMILTON ON Schools, Post 44 19-143742-00 G3 TO BE DETERMINED 135 FENNELL AVE W HAMILTON 202.00 New Construction 300,000.00 0 TECHNOLOGY L9C 1E9 Secondary 10 OSPREY DR.
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    Do you think anyone will notice the name change? Maybe we can get a story from the Branding Committee for the next issue. Soooo glad Shiona came on board to do the event listings. I feel like the paper is really coming together. Amazing how long it takes. Now if only we could find someone to take on finance. PS I’m sad that we didn’t get more Thanksgivingish stuff in this issue. Hard to think of that in July. For the December issue I really think we should… A publication of the Sherman Community Planning Team SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER, 2013 This Fall, Help Keep the Sherman Hub Clean! Come have fun walking and exploring areas of the Hub while picking up litter and keeping it clean. Get to know your neighbours during these two upcoming events, and lend a helping hand to beautify the Sherman Hub! Everyone is invited to participate. • FREE hot drinks and donuts at 9:30am • High School students: earn volunteer hours! • FREE pizza lunch at noon • Learn more about the one garbage bag limit, composting, and recycling from a • Scavenger hunt with prizes! Public Works master recycler who can • Kids and youth: fill up a bag of litter for great prizes! answer all your waste collection questions! AUTUMN CLEAN-UP Saturday, September 28th 10am-Noon Meet at the Scott Park baseball diamond at the corner of Melrose and King Street East. Free parking behind the arena. POST-HALLOWEEN CLEAN-UP Saturday, November 2nd 10am-Noon Meet at Powell Park, 53 Birch Ave. Wear your Halloween costume for an extra prize! Bring along your carved pumpkins for a competition afterwards! Future clean-Up areas will rotate throughout the Hub.
  • Q4 2020 and 2020, Respectively)

    Q4 2020 and 2020, Respectively)

    2020 MANAGEMENT’S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS STELCO HOLDINGS INC. MANAGEMENT’S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL CONDITION AND RESULTS OF OPERATIONS OF STELCO HOLDINGS INC. This Management’s Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) is intended to enable a reader to assess Stelco Holdings Inc.’s (Stelco Holdings) results of operations and financial performance for the three months and year ended December 31, 2020 (Q4 2020 and 2020, respectively). Unless the context indicates otherwise, references to the “Company”, “Stelco”, “we”, “us” or “our” refer to Stelco Holdings and its consolidated subsidiaries, as applicable. This MD&A, which has been prepared as of February 17, 2021, should be read in conjunction with our audited consolidated financial statements and related notes for the year ended December 31, 2020 (Consolidated Financial Statements). The Consolidated Financial Statements have been prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and are presented in millions of Canadian dollars unless otherwise indicated. These documents, as well as additional information relating to the Company, including our Annual Information Form dated as of February 17, 2021 (2020 AIF) have been filed electronically with the Canadian securities regulators through the System for Electronic Document Analysis and Retrieval (SEDAR) and are available through the SEDAR website at www.sedar.com. Readers are cautioned against relying or otherwise obtaining information in respect of the Company from sources other than from the Company’s public filings on the SEDAR website. FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION Certain information included in this MD&A contains forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable securities laws. This information includes, but is not limited to, statements made in our “Business Overview”; “Strategy"; “Review of Annual Financial Results"; Results of Operations”; “Results of Operations”; and “Capital Resources and Liquidity” sections of this MD&A.