Municipalities Newsletter

Watershed stewards throughout the province are firing back against Bill 5, 'Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act’, accusing the government of trying to eliminate protections for people and the environment to benefit business interests

The amount of salt applied on commercial properties is unregulated and undocumented, with slip-and-fall claims spurring some property owners to overuse sodium chloride

Protesters crashed announcement to object to Bill 5; they confirm they're meeting with Simcoe-Grey MPP about their concerns

The housing minister's spokesperson said Parrish and the provincial government agree on housing need

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow wants Doug Ford’s government to pay more for policing, transit and first responder costs related to the 2026 World Cup tournament

This 'budget sends the right signals to communities across the North,' said FONOM President Danny Whalen

A committee studying Bill 5 has received more than 100 written submissions so far opposing it

One politician says it's 'an erosion of democracy' while another says it puts decision-making 'back in the hands of the people the majority of the residents voted for'

Chief Joseph Wabigwan, 64, remembered for 'unwavering' dedication to his community

No details being released publicly; taxpayers may never know cost of Orillia mayor's decision to use strong mayor powers to rescind hiring of CAO