Municipalities Newsletter

Cambridge city council has approved a key step toward building new affordable housing on city-owned land while urging the regional government to address longstanding safety concerns at a nearby intersection

The City of Toronto will instead focus on transitioning its own fleet to electric and educating the public about cleaner alternatives

Economic uncertainty has companies reluctant to invest in training, according to Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters

'It was a kangaroo court,' he says after receiving a 90-day pay suspension because of an anti-Semitic Facebook post he shared

The City of Burlington is demanding accountability from the provincial government after a 2023 Auditor General report that revealed issues with how novice drivers are licensed have gone ignored

New memo says staff reviewing next steps after Supreme Court decision

Total value of proposal's cash and services component sits around $14 million, while value of water and wastewater servicing could be north of $60 million

'We've done the deal and I’m out of there. It’s ended as far as I’m concerned,' says Stan Street, who sold Minet's Point property to make way for Whiskey Creek project

Newly formed housing and homelessness committee hears chronic homelessness has increased 695 per cent over five years

Advocates are calling for all three levels of government to fund cooling measures in schools across Canada to combat the impacts of extreme heat as temperatures continue to rise