Municipalities Newsletter

The Toronto District School Board plans to submit a proposal to the province for a 'podium' school at Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue East

Despite lawsuits, Abram Benedict preaches importance of dialogue with provincial leaders

'We haven’t given up. We’re still looking for a solution that is sustainable and protects our communities and neighbourhoods,' says mayor

‘It’s not really fun to be bullied online on SooToday’ - Coun. Angela Caputo

After Cambridge mayor Jan Liggett commissioned a poll that cost the city $20k, some had questions as to where the money came from and why there was no public input

Lawsuit threatened if amended procedural bylaw passes prohibiting signage in council chambers

The Blue Mountains currently has no housing available at affordable prices of $1,160 per month for rent or $483,900 to purchase, group estimates 215 affordable units needed ASAP

Coun. Cheraldean Duhaney and Mayor Lynn Dollin both elected to AMO’s small urban caucus during annual conference in Ottawa on Aug. 20

Nielsen topped the polls in the AMO election for the rural caucus, he will serve two years in the role and will be spreading the 'rural message'

The actions of Ward 12 Coun. Joscelyne Landry-Altmann are ‘a prime example of a councillor supporting NIMBYism in its most offensive and vitriolic form,’ according to the city’s integrity commissioner who is recommending the councillor be suspended for 20 days