Municipal

Mayor encouraged by stage two reopening so far
Today Mayor Andy Letham commented favourably on the public’s cooperation in following health and business protocols for the stage two… Continue reading “Mayor encouraged by stage two reopening so far”

Neighbourhood near St. Mary’s Church, Old Mill could be heritage district
Emily Turner, economic development officer responsible for Heritage Planning, made a presentation to council regarding a heritage conservation district study… Continue reading “Neighbourhood near St. Mary’s Church, Old Mill could be heritage district”

Elmslie believes province, feds will start downloading services onto municipalities
At a recent council meeting Councillor Doug Elmslie expressed worry that the province and federal government will soon start downloading… Continue reading “Elmslie believes province, feds will start downloading services onto municipalities”

Transit services in Lindsay to resume full operations
Lindsay Transit riders will be pleased to hear that transit services will be resuming full operations starting on Sunday, June… Continue reading “Transit services in Lindsay to resume full operations”

City calling back most laid-off staff; more dumps to re-open
Mayor Andy Letham and CAO Ron Taylor confirmed recently that the bulk of city staff laid off in April will… Continue reading “City calling back most laid-off staff; more dumps to re-open”

Richardson pushes for city bylaws on grow-ops
Ward Eight councillor Tracy Richardson took centre stage this week pushing aggressively for city bylaws to be created as soon… Continue reading “Richardson pushes for city bylaws on grow-ops”

Local state of emergency to continue; CAO in charge until end of summer
Council has voted to keep the local state of emergency going, given the province has extended their own to July… Continue reading “Local state of emergency to continue; CAO in charge until end of summer”

