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15° Light RainshowerThe inaugural meeting of the new council is December 1
Council keeps some experienced hands at the tiller: it moves forward with a new Mayor and 7 new councillors, while keeping 6 incumbents.
Given the chance to address candidates for council, residents in North Marysburgh came out swinging
Three strong contenders for Picton’s two seats — and a fiery debate around growth
Ward 2 Bloomfield Hallowell Candidate Mark Henry was the candidate of the day at PELC on Tuesday October 6. The centre has been hosting candidates weekly as part of their Election Connection program
Bill Roberts has been fighting for the people of Sophiasburgh for the past 12 years, and he isn't finished yet
Brad Nieman, Ernie Margetson, and Terry Shortt had plenty to say to a packed house at the Regent Theatre
Affordability, debt, roads, and keeping tax dollars in the ward were top of mind
Land-use planning, environmental protections and the size of Council were key topics at a South Shore Joint Initiative all-candidates forum.
Being prepared to jump on opportunities is the key to a more affordable County.
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