Municipalities Newsletter

Municipal staff has started scrutinizing the point of origin on all consumables 

Consultant recommends reducing water treatment plant development charge rate by eight per cent

'I'm not concerned because I think that NORAD plays a pivotal role in our world defence'

Town to adjust procurement process, bring back pandemic's business concierge program

'If you are facing discrimination, although it can be taxing, there are avenues to stand up for yourself, and you do have rights,' former student says

Company touts the bus as having technology providing a lower-emission alternative, promising emissions reductions of more than 80 per cent

By the end of 2024, there were 4,559 children in Guelph and Wellington County on the wait list, but only 2,569 spots

Approximately $110M needs to be spent on asphalt rehabilitation in Greater Sudbury to maintain them in their current overall condition, but an average of $32.2M is currently being spent

A holdup with vendors has delayed the implementation of next-generation 911 service across the country, prompting a two-year deadline extension

Ontario Small Urban Municipalities conference runs in Collingwood from April 30 to May 2