Doug Coxson

More than 50 hospitals and hospital groups were named in a class action lawsuit by employees terminated or suspended for not getting a COVID-19 vaccine

The Ontario Land Tribunal has ruled the region won't be able to recoup its loss after the developer appealed the outstanding bill

Motion presented by Mayor Jan Liggett last night reaffirms a request from the Ontario Big City Mayors seeking provincial and federal help to solve the homelessness, safety, addictions and mental health crisis affecting communities

Public will be invited to share feedback on the proposed program, followed by a public meeting

Council will appoint task force to discuss the merits of changing its water billing policy and $1 million cost of making it a city responsibility to go after delinquent tenants

Four of six city-owned sites could accommodate affordable housing and give Cambridge access to the federal Housing Accelerator Fund

City of Cambridge to consider whether to revert to the old policy of collecting delinquent water bills, putting the financial burden on taxpayers instead of landlords

Widening infrastructure gap predicts the cost to maintain or replace $4.2 billion in city-owned infrastructure over the next 10 years

Full support from the Preston business community helps council green light redevelopment of contaminated industrial site

City of Cambridge opts not to fight proposal at the OLT