Unsanctioned McMaster homecoming parties expected in Hamilton this weekend
“They are disruptive to the community and pose significant safety risks to those in attendance.”
Police also noted that the City of Hamilton recently passed a nuisance party by-law to address large unsanctioned gatherings “that are or could become a public nuisance resulting in unreasonable noise, loud music, shouting, littering, damage or destruction or property, public drunkenness or disorderly conduct or several other factors.”
Officers also noted that the Liquor Licence and Control Act makes it an offence to be intoxicated in a public place or in common areas of residences.Earlier this month, McMaster University issued a statement which said it hasn’t held a sanctioned homecoming event since 2019, and again wouldn’t be hosting one this year.
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