Municipalities Newsletter

It’ll be up to city council whether the city proceeds with the plan to fully electrify its fleet of 59 buses by 2035 at an estimated additional cost of $89M, but the city has a roadmap

Engineering report prepared for the province estimates Queen's Park's plan to remove Toronto bike lanes could increase collisions by 54 per cent

Due to a lack of communication and funding from the government; the CTS site will still close March 31

Frontline workers are reporting that multiple doses of naloxone have been required to reverse poisonings

Bryson says there’s a lot of misinformation about the amalgamation process in general in Ontario and believes “it got a bad name as a result of the forced amalgamations” during the Mike Harris government in the  mid-1990s

'We have far too many layers of government these days that aren't required,' says Midland resident as county looks to cut council size in half

Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities annual conference taking place in May

Several Ontario municipalities are taking a stand against Trump's tariffs by removing the American flag from public buildings. Do you favour taking down the Stars and Stripes? Take part in our poll inside

Enbridge has encouraged the Ontario Energy Board to deny intervenor status to eMERGE and limit the City of Guelph's involvement at an upcoming hearing where the city will ask to collect fees from the gas company

The vote to join AMAPCEO will likely happen next week amidst other tense labour negotiations in Toronto