The Built Heritage Committee met to consider heritage property designations and demolition permits, with all decisions delayed by one month to go to council on April 8th instead of March 11th. The co

The Committee of Revision approved a revised special assessment roll for the Taton Place sanitary sewer extension, extending the payment period to 20 years for affected property owners. This marks t

The BIA Subcommittee met to discuss preparations for the 2026 municipal election, approve funding for various BIA initiatives, and review upcoming programs. The Elections Office presented plans to pa

Kitchener City Council's Finance and Corporate Services Committee approved the "Digital Kitchener 2.0" strategy, a five-year framework for digital services and innovation. The strategy focuses on mak

Kitchener City Council held a brief special meeting on March 9, 2026, where the main business involved deferring a key agenda item to April 20th and removing another item entirely. Council also pass

City council considered a zoning bylaw amendment application for 67 street-fronting townhouse units on three blocks of vacant land in the Staebler Woods Harvest Park subdivision. The application seek

Council tackled integration and infrastructure at this meeting. The headline item was approval of a comprehensive newcomer strategy after hearing from community members about the challenges immigran

The Planning and Environment Committee met to discuss several significant issues affecting London residents. The committee approved a negotiated affordable housing development at Hyde Park Road, deba

The School Board Property Subcommittee met to discuss the city's process for acquiring former school board properties and voted unanimously to review the city's 22-year-old Portfolio Management Strat

The General Government Committee met to address a packed agenda including infrastructure contracts, boat club lease renewals, and emergency snow removal services. The most contentious issue was the

Grimsby Town Council addressed concerns about an open air fire bylaw that restricts agricultural burning on rural properties, approved updates to election procedures for the 2026 municipal election,

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Toronto's Infrastructure Environment Committee held a lengthy meeting addressing multiple critical issues affecting residents' daily lives. The most significant discussions centered on the

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The Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee addressed several significant land use and environmental matters. The most contentious issue was the approval of a quarry expansion at 635 and 89

Hamilton is transitioning its water billing system from Electra to a new system called Hamilton Utilities billing (Hub), requiring residents on pre-authorized payments to re-enroll by March 20th or ri

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The Committee of Adjustment held a lengthy meeting to review multiple minor variance and consent applications across Hamilton. The committee approved most applications, including developmen

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Heritage Richmond Hill approved heritage designations for two properties on Yonge Street. One designation had to be re-approved after an administrative error last year resulted in the wrong

The Committee of Adjustment held a hearing to consider applications for minor variances and consents under the Planning Act. The meeting addressed multiple residential development applications, with s

The Governance Working Group met to discuss a confidential matter that had been deferred from earlier in the year, with Councillor Frank reporting that progress has been made. The committee also dealt

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Brampton City Council held a meeting that began with a tribute to Ken Mayhew, CEO of the Osler Foundation, who recently passed away. The council addressed several community initiatives incl