Municipalities Newsletter

A staff recommendation requiring a rezoning application to build a single home on lands earmarked for development found no support at the council table

In the wake of criminal charges for sexual offences being laid against Frank Stronach, organizations that have recognized his philanthropy with naming rights on public buildings and awards are closely watching the case 

Reps will be talking about project designs and the results of the environmental studies

Approximately 90% of material placed in blue boxes in Greater Sudbury is sent to markets down south to be recycled as new products, but what’s preventing the city from hitting 100%?

Last year’s overtime expense far exceeded that year’s budget of $3.9 million, with the shortcoming pulled mainly from the city’s salaries and benefits budget

The Ontario Public School Boards' Association also called on the government to be more transparent about how capital funding decisions are made

The Collingwood hospital's obstetrics unit was closed from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on June 10 and 11

Meanwhile, the Liberal leader’s endorsement of a veteran party organizer likely put her ahead of Parrish’s former executive assistant in a heated council race

Municipalities now have more time to designate heritage properties but won’t be able to get creative and skirt rules meant to prevent abuse of process and speed up homebuliding

Mike Milinkovich and CAO Chris Wray are sharing insight into some of the impacts of a byelection to elect an entirely new council