Municipalities Newsletter

When it came down to a vote, three of five councillors said while they felt the province's process was 'poorly thought out,' they wouldn't call the expansion unnecessary

Some delegates at city council were prepared to walk away with their projects if the city didn't stick with the province's modifications

Insurance companies paid out over $1.2 billion for car thefts last year, 414 of which happened in Cambridge

The Ford government's legislation executing its 'new deal' with Toronto, including new special powers helping its Ontario Place redevelopment plans, also passed on Tuesday

New drivers from Ontario’s big cities who flock to small towns to take their driver’s tests get in collisions more often than their peers who test on urban roads, Transportation Ministry data shows

Region sends contingent to provincial housing forum addressing path forward on supply

Two-day summit will feature more than a dozen speakers, including Mayor Paul Lefebvre and federal Mental Health and Addictions Minister Ya’ara Saks, but media is excluded from the event

City confident it can meet housing goals if province retains changes it made to the region's official plan in April

Greater Sudbury city council is advocating for the province to amend the Occupational Health and Safety Act to clarify the definition of ‘employer’ to exclude owners that hire contractors

New multi-year accessibility plan to ensure training of all employees, agents on standards