Municipalities Newsletter

With the moratorium in place, an estimated annual expense of $1.4 million will shift from developers onto the general tax base with no evidence it’ll spur development or lower costs to the consumer

Podcast topics include whether the low-barrier shelter should be located nearer to the downtown core, and, whether the proposed Homeless Hub, with a projected $2.6-million price tag, is a cure for what ails the city

The zoning change is meant to promote 'infill development' and would allow landowners to apply for an exemption if they want to build a single-family home on a vacant lot in town

It was to change the dates for the first regular meeting next week

Greater Sudbury city council has withdrawn delegated authority they unanimously voted to give city CAO Ed Archer on Sept. 26, 2023, which had allowed him to increase non-union wages

Newmarket mayor concerned about impact of Bill 185, which, if passed, gives municipalities sole responsibility for approving development; Aurora mayor says town is 'fully capable' of taking on the role

Newmarket Mayor John Taylor said more of those dollars should be focused on new builds rather than capital repair

Decision gives 'real clarity' to about 3,200 Bradford West Gwillimbury residents who worried about possible phase out, councillor says

Chief says 'just because you have a drop of Indigenous blood running through your veins' doesn't make one Indigenous at identify fraud summit

Minister of Transportation announces province has awarded a $16M contract to AECOM for detailed design of the western portion of the bypass