Municipalities Newsletter

'That (is) harsh ... especially when times are tough right now for many people,' patron says of Town of Newmarket charging a $10 fee for participants who are absent, late

Chief financial officer discusses the ways in which the municipality is using artificial intelligence and data analysis to help make local government run more efficiently

Alongside redefining the CAO position, the city’s elected officials will vote on whether to spend $75,000 on a recruitment search firm to find a candidate

Mayor Paul Lefebvre said that the letter to Premier Ford he signed is about saving lives, not stigmatizing vulnerable people or chasing them out of encampments without any alternatives

Drawing from past and ongoing bike lane projects in Greater Sudbury, it’s unlikely Bill 212 will have much of an impact locally, though questions remain

PCs want just one day of public hearings instead of three, one hour of house debate rather than a minimum of six.

The complete list of 34 submissions has, until now, been kept secret by the provincial government

The NDP proposed building at least 250,000 'affordable homes,' but didn't share any cost estimates

A City of Toronto survey showed 44 per cent bike to work, shop or visit friends

After failing to pass a motion earlier this month asking for the notwithstanding clause to deal with encampments, 13 of Ontario's 29 big city mayors are asking Ford directly — at his behest