Municipalities Newsletter

Ford government averaging just two-thirds of its overall homebuilding goal

'The City of Thorold is underserved by approximately seven family physicians'

'I hope we can all agree that good decision-making in this realm must consider what the impact on the entire Guelph community will be,' council told

‘Policing is never going to be cheap but we have to look at better solutions than we have today,’ says Wasaga Beach mayor

‘It’s lower than we would like,’ says mayor as less than one per cent of Tay population to guide township direction; council praise given to new signs for better information flow

Burlington Transit Terminal moves to Burlington GO Station; four buses will still connect at 37-year-old John Street terminal

City councillors voted 21-4 to oppose Doug Ford’s Bill 212, which could lead to the removal of bike lanes along Bloor Street, Yonge Street and University Avenue

It’s 'very important to ensure that we are not assuming that all people who are unhoused are criminals,' countered Coun. Durnford; no action was taken on petition

Regional Chair Jim Bradley is expecting that response to the overall increase of more than 13 per cent to this year's police budget, with the police chief citing ever-increasing workloads in recent years.

With Greater Sudbury Police Service having obtained their first 30 body-worn cameras, Const. Marc Savignac walked the police board through the devices’ ins and outs during this week’s meeting