Municipalities Newsletter

'I’m worried that this constant fixation on municipalities is stopping us from focusing on some of the bigger things that need to be addressed,' mayor says as province moves to standardize municipal development charges

Georgian College president ‘optimistic’ post-secondary education sector will find a path forward with provincial government; 'We are looking at every facet of the operations to find ways to reduce expenses,' he said

New president takes stock of challenges experienced by local hospital, family doctors

Greater Sudbury Paramedic Services deputy chief Paul Kadwell credits the addition of two 12-hour ambulance shifts in 2023 with helping improve response times to high-acuity calls

Information from a new survey of homeless people in Sudbury is set to hit the council table on May 21 providing new insights into the city’s homeless population, including how many are local and at what age most found themselves homeless

Ford jokes that his younger cabinet ministers and their kids will get to use the tunnel, but he won't

‘I’m a very busy mayor. This is not an issue for me. I don’t know what’s coming. Why are you putting me on the spot like this?’ Mayor Yvonne Hamlin says to Deputy Mayor Tim Fryer during contentious committee-of-the-whole exchange

With only a fraction of resident-reported speeding complaints meeting criteria for action, the City of Cambridge is looking at other means to address concerns

About 100 people attended the BWG Anti-Poverty Summit in town on May 9, hosted in partnership with the town and local agencies

Sandra Hollingsworth says we need either a deputy or associate minister in charge of northern roads and transportation