Doug Ford’s provincial government plans to build homes at a breakneck pace over the next decade and one of the ways they’re proposing to do it is by limiting the oversight of conservation authorities in respect to new developments. The Ford government’s Bill 23, called the “More Homes Built Faster Act” is a plan constructed […]
Mapleton Mayor Gregg Davidson says he’s excited about the next 4 years for the community.
Bruce Power’s Unit 6 Major Component Replacement (MCR) project reached a major milestone October 25 with the completion of fuel channel assembly installation.
Michigan businesses interested in reducing their carbon footprint are looking to build with large wooden panels instead of steel or concrete.
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The Planning Network Coordinator of the Bruce Grey Poverty Task Force welcomes provincial plans to build more homes faster.
The Ontario Government has appointed Stratford-Bruce Peninsula Employment Services Consortium as the regional Employment Services system manager (SSM).
The provincial education minister announced new funding for parents to assist students in “catching up” on learning.
A mayoral candidate shared her own experience with abuse at the final debate before London’s municipal election, a Wednesday night event squarely focused on tackling violence against women. Sandie Thomas, London pastor and founder of a Black community centre, revealed she’d be threatened at knifepoint while pregnant. She highlighted the experience while giving an answer about […]
Too costly to start low-income houses I’m a small landlord and really small developer in London. I have three projects I’m hoping I can build for low-income housing . One is on a one-acre property that is already serviced for 40 small stacked condos. The city wants money before I can start — $870,000 in […]
Incumbent Paul McQueen is running against current councillor Danielle Valiquette, as well as Don Alp
By Hannah MacLeod The October 2022 municipal election is underway, with the official list of candidates being published on Aug. 22. In Kincardine, there are two candidates running for mayor. … Continue reading Meet your candidates – Mayors →
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By Hannah MacLeod On Oct. 1, a good crowd came out to Alumni Hall at Western University in London for the annual Leslie Petter memorial tournament and memorial award presentation. … Continue reading 11th annual Leslie Petter memorial tournament →
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