Municipalities Newsletter

As province pushes for more houses, thousands of residential units are already in various stages of development throughout town, though mayor says some developers choose not to apply for building permits

Paramedic service said they have had the opportunity since COVID to rebuild the framework of recruitment and orientation processes to hone in on certain populations of paramedics they believe would be a good fit

Despite promises from Canadore, students are forced to put up tents for shelter, but the college denies them space to do so and they sleep on asphalt

Committee of the whole unanimously approved motion directing staff to investigate the idea and report back

Making recycling available in public spaces is a 'small step in what will be the first of many initiatives to extend the life of the Merrick Landfill by providing a cost-effective method to conserve tax dollars'

Staff directed to explore potential effects of Aggregate Resources Act changes

Blind River council is again looking to fill a vacancy

Located on Bayfield Street just outside Barrie city limits, modified proposal has 471 units devoted to various types of seniors' care

Burlington committed to fulfilling its assigned provincial housing pledge of 29,000 homes in the next 10 years, says Meed Ward

‘Strike is about a council and a mayor that has made up their mind that they will do whatever it takes to ensure that these workers do not get a fair wage increase,' says union