The Ontario government is reversing its plan to change urban boundaries after finding the decisions were not made 'in a manner that maintains and reinforces public trust.'
The Doug Ford government is reversing plans to change the urban boundaries of multiple Ontario municipalities after finding the decisions were not made “in a manner that maintains and reinforces public trust.”Legislation will soon be tabled that would reverse official plans to change the boundaries of Barrie, Bellevile, Guelph, Hamilton, Ottawa, Peterborough, and the regions of Halton, Niagara, Peel and Wellington County.
Municipalities will have 45 days to reach out to ministry staff to identify any additional amendments or improvements they would like to their official plans.'Repressible antisemitism': Protest outside Jewish-owned restaurant in Toronto condemned by public officialsCindy Ali, once convicted in death of disabled daughter, begins retrial in Toronto.
Striking workers with the Saint Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation are demonstrating in Saint-Lambert on Montreal's South Shore, some 30 hours after initiating a work stoppage.Maggie Mac Neil added a Pan American Games gold medal to her Olympic gold in the women's 100-metre butterfly Sunday.Rally to show support for Palestinians held at London's Victoria Park
It happened around 5:15 p.m. and caused both the north and southbound lanes to be closed to traffic for about six hours.Barrie fire at townhouse complex on Ferris LaneThree dead in fatal collision in Fort Lawrence, N.S.: RCMP
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