Municipalities Newsletter

The transportation minister said the removal of car lanes on these Toronto roads have ‘only made gridlock worse’

‘We will not fail,’ Housing Minister Paul Calandra said of reaching the government’s 1.5-million new homes goal

OPP costs to rise $570,000 in 2025, on its own the policing increase would be a 2.9 per cent tax increase for The Blue Mountains

'If we’re transparent and honest, we shouldn't be hiding anything, and we're not,' says mayor

'What we’re doing as a group of citizens who are concerned about a (city council) motion on a park in the city, that’s not lobbying,' said Brian Miller

Rick Malboeuf hopes new master plan will improve emergency response times

'Life in the city is not ward-centric. Most Orillians make use of the entire city on a daily basis,' said Lauer, who argues councillors should be elected through at-large system

Lawsuit was filed by former director of infrastructure who claims he was wrongfully dismissed during medical leave

51 per cent of voters in South Bruce have voted in favour of hosting a disposal site for Canada's used nuclear fuel.

Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association president Wendy Landry tells the province the ongoing shortage of paramedics is critical and of grave concern.