Municipalities Newsletter

Cancelling the Blair to Preston pedestrian bridge, among others, will return more than $1.1 million to city reserve funds

More than half this year's 'non-standard' purchases accounted for in $1.4M price tag to replace old membranes at water treatment plant

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Paul Calandra was in Collingwood May 3 for the Residences at Silvercreek apartment groundbreaking

Federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser will send the money to Ontario's 47 service managers, which are directly responsible for building affordable housing

The Chiefs of Ontario said the two governments have failed to ensure that First Nations bylaws are enforced and prosecuted

Health Minister Sylvia Jones gave a simple triple-yes when asked on Wednesday if well water testing will remain free

Councillors' comments about hiring a well-connected lobbying firm sparked a three-day drama that ultimately left Brighton high and dry

The province plans to announce what municipalities are receiving funding this spring

In 2nd budget following CCAA exit, Laurentian projects a small $500K surplus for 2024-2025, enrolment growth despite an international student cap, plans more hiring and expects to finally sell land to the province to pay out its creditors

The province says Oakville did not have enough new home starts to qualify for cash from its Building Faster Fund but the town disagrees, arguing that its higher numbers are more accurate.