Municipalities Newsletter

Ontario's associate minister of Mental Health and Addictions is highlighting other investments being made in Sault Ste. Marie while his government continues to halt new applications for supervised consumption sites in the province

It could offer things like job and language training, or tutoring help — something small libraries can't do today, librarians say

Township council recommends provincial government kill minister’s zoning order (MZO) that would have brought Line 7 project to life

'Pulling at the threads of the municipal tapestry without fully comprehending the entire system can have dire consequences, not only on the delivery of municipal service, but also on a community’s ability to build more homes'

An audit found the provincial ministry responsible for the aggregate industry falls short in terms of enforcing compliance and inspections

Diodati, Siscoe speak in support of a four-city Niagara, Zalepa, Redekop and others not in support of governance reform

Lise Vaugeois calls for more oversight of truck driver training schools

Cambridge and Kitchener taxpayers join forces to form Property Taxpayers Alliance

City of Cambridge hired a consultant to review its election procedures after the names of two Catholic board trustees were left off the ballot in the October 2022 municipal election

Kirkland Lake joins several other communities in calling on the province to update what media municipal governments can use to post notices and advertising