Municipalities Newsletter

A long-sought-after goal of housing advocates will make for contentious debate at council later this month

Coun. Dianne Saxe says Toronto’s inconsistent bike lane rules are causing accidents and ‘public fury’

Housing York 227-unit affordable housing facility in Newmarket advances to zoning approvals this month

Council formally opposed both Bill 5 and 17 during a discussion Tuesday night, with one councillor arguing the provincial legislation is tyrannical

So far they say there have been no increases in drug poisonings or litter from drug use, potentially due to community mitigation efforts

Per city council, a request for proposal to install up to 10 Level 2 public-facing electric vehicle charging stations ‘at little or no cost to the city’ will be posted soon

The transit agency says it is ‘not possible’ to track that all trucks working on the Ontario Line project are sticking to pre-approved routes

Premier Doug Ford would not say which laws he would circumvent to speed up development

Infrastructure Ontario’s market update shows delays to transit projects and hospital redevelopments costing more — trends new PC-passed legislation aims to buck

'The funding is invaluable and the safety you feel knowing there is a team to help you get started is really, really important,' says new local doctor, Stephen Morris