How do various organizations, institutions, and collaborative tables in Hamilton intersect with the priority areas of Hamilton’s Community Safety and Well-Being Plan?

How can HSR ensure that all Hamiltonian’s feel welcome and safe (from hate) while using transit?

How might we accurately assess the needs and balance competing priorities of residents and other stakeholders in the community regarding the housing market?

How might the City of Hamilton work with partners and citizens to address challenges in market rental housing and ownership affordability?

How might we, as SIR CityLab students, identify problems surrounding housing to build a long-term Housing Sustainability and Investment Plan (HSIP) that addresses affordable home ownership in cooperation with various stakeholders in Hamilton? 

How might we help design strategies and policies to strive to ensure that there is a sufficient amount of adequate rental properties that are affordable for the residents of Hamilton?

How might we focus on engaging the residents of Hamilton to determine how we can understand the current issues around community housing and help Hamilton develop a better housing investment and sustainability plan for them?

How might we learn more about the needs and experiences of those using transitional and community housing in Hamilton in order to deliver a housing strategy which ensures a decrease in unstable living conditions?

How can the City of Hamilton keep municipal data secure?

What are the fundamentals of successful grant writing for digital equity programs?

How have other municipalities improved inclusion and measured progress, and which elements should be incorporated into a Hamilton campaign?

What is next for fleet greening beyond the current 2024 Green Fleet strategy?