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City mulls $10K incentive program to encourage residents to build additional rental units in their homes

City mulls $10K incentive program to encourage residents to build additional rental units in their homes

Public will be invited to share feedback on the proposed program, followed by a public meeting
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Angry protesters hurl insults at councillors

Angry protesters hurl insults at councillors

About 500 people protested against the Parliament Oak development outside NOTL's town hall, but at the meeting inside, there was no discussion of the project, which has been approved.
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Building activity in Grey Highlands down in 2024

Building activity in Grey Highlands down in 2024

During the first two quarters of the year, Grey Highlands saw more than $31 million of construction activity
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Region pushing province to keep private drinking water testing free

Region pushing province to keep private drinking water testing free

Motion highlights risks to rural residents
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Penetang mayor 'apologizes for oversight' after Lord's Prayer recited in council

Penetang mayor 'apologizes for oversight' after Lord's Prayer recited in council

'What I wanted to create was an open, welcoming inaugural night for us,' Doug Rawson says of council's 2022 inauguration that also featured Chigamik Drum Circle, which has ceremonial ties to Indigenous prayer
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OPINION: I have no idea what was decided on tiny homes at council this week

OPINION: I have no idea what was decided on tiny homes at council this week

This week's Market Squared is still deeply confused after this week's four-hour meeting on the Guelph Tiny Home Coalition project
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Oro-Medonte eyes fee assistance to help low-income residents get involved

Oro-Medonte eyes fee assistance to help low-income residents get involved

Township council supports program that would help make recreation programs accessible to all residents, regardless of income
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Town expanding authority for bylaw dispute resolution

Town expanding authority for bylaw dispute resolution

New policy aims to streamline process
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Still no date set for Wabigoon Lake nuclear vote

Still no date set for Wabigoon Lake nuclear vote

Wabigoon Lake’s traditional territory includes a site under consideration for a multi-billion-dollar project to construct a nuclear waste repository.
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Milton developer on the hook for $1M for wastewater connection

Milton developer on the hook for $1M for wastewater connection

Regional staff will look into potential impacts on change in policy
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