We’ll have to wait a little bit longer to find out how Hamilton politicians will respond to the latest developments involving the light rail transit (LRT) file.
A meeting of the General Issues Committee, which had been scheduled for Friday, has been cancelled due to “a lack of confirmed quorum.”
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Mayor Fred Eisenberger says attempts are being made to reschedule it for Dec. 18.
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When the meeting is held, councillors will be responding to a Metrolinx letter warning of extra costs and obligations should the city wish to operate its LRT line through the Hamilton Street Railway (HSR).
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