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Richmond Hill City Council approved additional funding for the Dave Barrow Civic Square project and unanimously passed two member motions: one establishing a multi-level government task force to comb

The Scarborough Community Council approved multiple traffic safety improvements and traffic calming measures across several wards, while also addressing contentious tree removal applications. The mee

Ottawa's Planning and Housing Committee held its 62nd meeting to discuss several development applications and housing policy frameworks. The most significant items were a controversial development at

The LRT Subcommittee met to establish a comprehensive monitoring framework for tracking the impacts of Hamilton's Light Rail Transit project. The committee approved a baseline system with 38 indicato

London City Council held a meeting focused on recognizing local achievements, addressing housing regulations, and grappling with a major infrastructure crisis. The council honored astronaut Jeremy H

Toronto and East York Community Council held a lengthy meeting addressing development applications, heritage protection, and the future of Chinatown. The most significant action was the advancement o

Hamilton City Council met on April 1st, 2026, with the Mayor absent on city business and Deputy Mayor presiding. The council addressed employment land use changes driven by provincial planning reform

Brampton City Council held a hybrid meeting addressing community health initiatives, infrastructure projects, and service improvements. The council approved a pilot program for environmentally sustai

North York Community Council addressed a packed agenda featuring contentious development applications, traffic safety measures, and a particularly divisive fence dispute. The council rejected a majo

City council grappled with a severe financial crisis stemming from provincial development charge reforms and regional water capacity constraints. The city faces a projected $175 million deficit in it

The Audit Committee reviewed the Auditor General's work from 2025, revealing serious systemic problems across city operations. The meeting highlighted incomplete cybersecurity recommendations, signif

The Board of Health met to address critical public health issues facing Toronto's 3.2 million residents. The meeting focused on three major areas: the appointment of two new directors with expertise

The Etobicoke York Community Council held its 30th meeting to address development applications, traffic safety measures, and tree preservation requests. The most contentious issue was a proposed 27-s

The Finance Committee held a lengthy meeting focused primarily on tenant protections during building renovations. After hearing from numerous residents facing displacement, council passed a rental r

It's budget time for infrastructure. The city is moving forward with a $250,000 pilot project for bus lanes on Bank Street, one of Ottawa's busiest transit corridors, despite fierce opposition from l

The Waste Management Subcommittee met to discuss the city's transition away from blue box recycling services for non-eligible properties, review waste composition studies, and address upcoming change

The Toronto Preservation Board held its 42nd meeting to review heritage property alterations and additions to the Heritage Register. The most contentious item was 8 Prince Arthur Avenue, the former h

Oakville Town Council held a meeting focused on several major issues: the expansion of the municipally-owned Oakville Enterprises Corporation (OEC) into new infrastructure sectors through a partnersh

Toronto City Council held a lengthy meeting addressing infrastructure challenges, transit projects, and community policies. The mayor backed modest property tax increases while council grappled with

The Confronting Anti-Black Racism Advisory Committee held its ninth meeting to discuss two major issues: developing an evidence-based neighborhood assessment tool to guide city investments, and addre