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Fireworks bylaw delayed by council adjournment

Fireworks bylaw delayed by council adjournment

Two changes made to by-law await approval
Council approves six-tower complex in Preston despite lingering traffic, density concerns

Council approves six-tower complex in Preston despite lingering traffic, density concerns

Full support from the Preston business community helps council green light redevelopment of contaminated industrial site
Should Halton councillors be compensated for serving on police board? Council divided on issue

Should Halton councillors be compensated for serving on police board? Council divided on issue

Decision delayed on remuneration for council members
Temporary science centre to be one-fifth the size of recently closed facility

Temporary science centre to be one-fifth the size of recently closed facility

The Ford government is targeting a 50,000 to 100,000 square foot facility — equivalent to three to six hockey rinks
Province tees up potential speeding up of four transit-oriented community projects

Province tees up potential speeding up of four transit-oriented community projects

New orders by Ontario’s infrastructure minister could allow the government to expedite the takeover of land
Ontario's new infrastructure funding agency eyeing student housing, nuclear projects

Ontario's new infrastructure funding agency eyeing student housing, nuclear projects

The Building Ontario Fund was allocated $5 million to spend on an 'Ontario infrastructure investment' this year
Council votes to exclude local MPP from meetings with Ford government

Council votes to exclude local MPP from meetings with Ford government

Bobbi Ann Brady, Haldimand—Norfolk's Independent MPP, called the unusual move 'punishment' for her opposition to an MZO requested by the council
Metrolinx moved the Ontario Line's train yard to save jobs. One big employer may downsize anyway

Metrolinx moved the Ontario Line's train yard to save jobs. One big employer may downsize anyway

One facility of a key manufacturer that Metrolinx hoped to sustain has been put up for lease
Ring of Fire roads inch closer as four First Nations sign deals with Ontario

Ring of Fire roads inch closer as four First Nations sign deals with Ontario

Roads far south of mineral deposits to be improved by First Nations workers starting this year, Ford said
How a political disaster brewed in Brighton

How a political disaster brewed in Brighton

Police, panic, pressure and more factored into a catastrophe for a municipality in desperate need of wastewater treatment funding
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