Municipalities Newsletter

Mining Injustice members blocked the northside entrance to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for 30 minutes during the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada convention on Sunday, organizers said

LCBO said it will not purchase American liquor until directed otherwise, but what about the inventory it currently has?

Mayor John Taylor takes aim at tariffs, underfunding of municipalities, 'flawed' idea of reducing development charges at annual chamber of commerce event

'I don’t think we’ve seen the top of the curve yet,' said the region's medical officer of health Dr. Nicola Mercer

The Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada will bring tens of thousands to Toronto for the biggest mining convention in the world. Last year it had a local economic impact of about $63 million.

Although today’s introduction of U.S. tariffs will have a trickle-down impact throughout affected countries, the City of Greater Sudbury doesn’t foresee any significant immediate impacts

Two of the three Indigenous-led environmental assessments of the access roads to the Ring of Fire are nearly complete, but the third is expected to take three more years, followed by a decade of construction

Premier delivers sense of urgency in pushing for expedited approvals, development of critical minerals projects

Although Shari Lichterman was terminated ‘effective immediately’ from her former role as City of Mississauga CAO, industry advocate Scott Vokey said this is a common outcome for the role

Ontario mining companies say they’re ready to work with Indigenous communities, but this week’s PDAC conference shows rules for doing so are far from settled