Municipalities Newsletter

'This ruling is a recognition of the fact that survival should not be criminalized,' says former city councillor Keenan Aylwin

The community’s redevelopment may benefit a Greenbelt developer and the company that owns Loblaw — and eventually, the hope is, most local residents

... and hospitals, and schools, and highways, and workplaces...

Documents obtained by The Trillium give a first glimpse at what's planned for Wednesday's housing bill — including giving universities planning power on their own campuses

The bill reverses a controversial change to development charges and gives universities planning power on their campuses, as The Trillium first reported

Whether the challenge by a group opposing Therme’s part of the plan proceeds will now be decided by three judges after a surprise ruling kept it alive

It amended another and isn’t touching one of the eight that Housing Minister Paul Calandra proposed to revoke in December

The municipal registry is mainly a data collection process to establish an inventory of short-term rentals, and includes few requirements which extend beyond existing bylaws

In split vote, council stand behind Ontario Energy Board decision under appeal by Enbridge

'There are still a lot of question marks, however, around government plans to support family physician compensation and reduce the enormous admin burden faced by family physicians to allow them to maximize their clinical time with patients'