Municipalities Newsletter

Two people were detained and ticketed after four demonstrators entered the office building to speak with Stantec employees

Cycle Toronto’s Charter challenge to the Doug Ford government’s bike lane removal legislation will be heard in April

Despite making up almost 40 per cent of Canada's population, Ontario is building just over a quarter of its homes

An Information and Privacy Commissioner's office adjudicator found there's 'a reasonable basis for believing' the records exist

Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre pledged to greenlight permits for the Ring of Fire within six months and commit $1 billion to build a new road, answered four questions

Ford used his swearing-in speech to warn U.S. President Donald Trump about the consequences of his trade war

Council votes down Rodgers Road property sale, excludes parks from housing consideration

Sign prohibition to be considered at Monday's city council meeting

The protesters in place at the entrance to Atikameksheng Anishnawbek since Nov. 19 have been told it’s time to pack up and go, but they say, they’re not going anywhere

Initiative would see projects qualify for up to $25K each, with $100K allotted annually