Public Works Committee

• Potential bylaw change could pave path to drinking on ‘pedal pub’

  Pedal Pub Winnipeg is looking forward to some bylaw changes that would allow it to legitimately operate in Winnipeg.

  Economy

  Jul 4, 2024
  
• Hamilton to issue refunds after discovering bylaw officers had no authority to enforce alcohol ban in parks

  For 16 years, city of Hamilton officers have not had the authority to enforced an alcohol ban in municipal parks due to a missing parks bylaw provision.

  Politics

  May 16, 2022
  
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• Public works committee to discuss motion on reducing cyclist ‘dooring’ in Toronto

  The motion calls on the province and the city's licensing department to take additional measures to reduce dooring collisions.

  Canada

  Nov 29, 2017
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• Toronto’s Bloor bike lanes just took one more step toward permanency

  The matter will now be put before Toronto city council on November 7.

  Canada

  Oct 18, 2017
• Some businesses not in favour of proposed Bloor Street bike lanes

  “Destination businesses” relying less on foot traffic and more on vehicle ease of access worry what permanent Bloor bike lanes would do to business.

  Politics

  Apr 25, 2016
• Future of Gardiner Expressway debated at committee

  The future of the Gardiner east of Jarvis St. is up for debate at the city's public works committee today.

  Politics

  May 13, 2015
• Raccoon-proof green bins on public works agenda

  Raccoon-proof green bins and 30 kilometres per hour speed limits are just some of the items on the agenda at Toronto's public works committee meeting Thursday.

  Politics

  Apr 9, 2015
• Construction traffic disruptions on the agenda at public works meeting

  Toronto's Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will meet Tuesday to discuss details on how to further curb traffic disruptions related to various construction projects around the city.

  Politics

  Jan 6, 2015
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• Toronto’s top breaking news headlines: May 14, 2014

  Further developments in the city’s car arson case, plans to make school zones safer, and new downtown bike lanes lead Toronto’s headlines this evening.

  May 14, 2014