Ward 2 Neighbourhoods Map

Bounded by James Street to the west, Main Street to the north, Wellington Street to the east and the Niagara Escarpment to the south, Corktown is one of the original four Hamilton neighbourhoods. Home to the Hamilton GO Centre, St. Joseph’s Hospital, and the pub district of Augusta and Young Streets, Corktown is a true downtown community. Multi-floor dwellings of the neighbourhood are responsible for much of Hamilton’s skyline; however, amongst these high rises are Victorian era residences that help Corktown retain its old world nuances, serving as a reminder of Hamilton’s early Irish settlers that lived here and worked on the Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Railway (TH&B).

Website: www.corktownhamilton.ca

Email: corktownhamilton@gmail.com

The Central neighbourhood is bounded by Main, James, Queen and Stuart.

The Central Neighbourhood Association Mission – To make the Central Neighbourhood in Downtown Hamilton an even better place to live, work and play.

Email: contact@centralneighbourhood.ca 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CentralNeighbours/

Twitter: @CentralHamOnt 

Beasley is one of the City of Hamilton’s four original founding neighbourhoods, located east of James St. North between Main St. and the CN tracks.  Beasley aspires to be a neighbourhood where everyone can be their best.

Website: ourbeasley.com 

Email:  chair@ourbeasley.com

Facebook: facebook.com/ourbeasley

Twitter: @OurBeasley

Instagram: @bnahamont

The NEN mission is to advance the social, physical, and cultural interests of the residents of our community, through the identification and research of issues affecting our community, the education of residents and the promotion of their active involvement in the democratic process with civic and provincial governments, to ensure that the interests of our community are protected.

Website: http://northendneighbours.blogspot.ca/ 

Email: nenchair@gmail.com 

The Durand Neighbourhood is the inner-city district bounded by Main Street West, James Street South, the Escarpment and Queen Street South.  It is home to approximately 12,000 Hamiltonians.

The Durand Neighbourhood Association (DNA) Vision – It is the DNA’s vision to be the model downtown community that protects heritage while creating a diverse, sustainable and vibrant future.

Mission – The Durand Neighbourhood Association’s mission is to be an active, resident-based voice that engages community members and advocates for neighbourhood priorities.

Website: http://www.durandna.com/ 

Email: info@durandna.com

Stinson is a diverse and engaged community with a natural, historic, and vibrant character.

Mission

• To enable all residents to fully participate in the community.
• To actively engage community partners in building relationships in order to enrich the community and the neighbourhood.
• To encourage, build, and preserve a safe, clean, and attractive neighbourhood that we are proud to call home.

Website: http://www.stinsoncommunity.ca/ 

Email: info@stinsoncommunity.ca