Municipalities Newsletter

The group will report back on how to tackle Toronto's budget crisis — without new taxes or cuts — by the end of November

The cost of producing 12 banners will be the responsibility of the Minto Pride committee and they will fly from May to September

The unanimous vote received loud applause from residents; 'You have the land, let’s look at putting solar there'

Mayor Chris White stressed local poultry farmers have concerns over spreading of avian flu connected to backyard chicken coops

Police were called and mayor and some councillors eventually walked out; 'I think it shows how angry people are that they haven't been heard,' says union leader

Nothing new to report, however, on property sales to the province which were to fund payouts to Laurentian University’s creditors following insolvency

Planning committee to await legal counsel before deciding whether to officially oppose the expansion at the OLT

CAO estimates construction of housing units on the Vision Georgetown lands won't start until later in 2025

'It’s not as though Newmarket is dragging its feet. We are very committed to addressing the housing challenge in a way that is responsible and reasonable,' says councillor who made motion 

With major projects anticipated to be tendered in the coming months, including a downtown events centre and library/art gallery, Ward 5 Coun. Mike Parent said now’s the time to look at the city’s procurement processes