The announcement of the zoning order came on Wednesday by Ontario’s Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Steve Clark and Barrie-Innisfil MPP Andrea Khanjin. Continue reading →

“While it’s a small step forward that they listened to us with respect to the timing, we still have to negotiate a fairer deal that ensures that vulnerable people in our society are not affected by these cuts,” Jim Watson said. Continue reading →

Premier Doug Ford, along with Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Steve Clark, will make the announcement at Queen’s Park at 10:15 a.m. Continue reading →

At a special meeting Tuesday evening, Brampton councillors voted unanimously in keeping both the city’s own municipal government and the wider Region of Peel government in place. Continue reading →

The City of Kitchener released results from a survey of local residents on some potential questions surrounding amalgamation. Continue reading →

The program has been activated for flood-affected residents in the cities of Ottawa and Clarence-Rockland, and the townships of Champlain and Alfred and Plantagenet. Continue reading →

Regional council intends to pass along any comments provided at the April meeting to the province. Continue reading →

A ministerial zoning order will allow Burl’s Creek to host its 2019 festival program under the same terms as a temporary use bylaw that was previously in place. Continue reading →

The money will be allocated based on the number of households in a municipality and whether the municipality is urban or rural. Continue reading →

Doug Ford dodged a question about potential amalgamation in Waterloo region during a visit to Cambridge on Wednesday Continue reading →