So, March came in like a lion, let us hope it goes out like a lamb. You can read my apology and thoughts on sidewalk snow removal here. Participatory budget delay for review, rethink and redesign It’s been six great years of Participatory Budgeting, and it’s time to talk about what changes we may want to see to make it –more–
Quick note this Friday afternoon as I try and get this update out for residents. Just one big bit of news.Tuesday at Regional Council was a historic day – the interchange is coming down! The --more--
Been a while since my last update. Wanted to get these public hearing dates and community events out today before Council starts at 1pm. A longer update will come next week sometime. Until then, take --more--
Hi folks,I wanted to get another e-newsletter out before winter holidays start up. While I’m going to be out from December 17 to January 3 and only periodically checking email, you can always call the --more--
A bunch of good stuff came in this weekend so please accept this little update on the heels of last weeks full length enewsletter.Curbside Chat with Strong Towns Chuck MarohnWednesday November 7, doors open at --more--
Wil Brewer received an honourary membership in the Ontario Guild of Town Criers before the start of Council this week (we don’t normally dress like this, for the record). Hello folks,It’s been a very busy --more--
In this blog I am sharing the email I have developed that summarizes why Council has made the correct decision regarding the Afghan War dates on the Cenotaph in Grand Parade. I think it is --more--
During this year’s budget debate some folks on twitter convinced some councillors of the following myth – the average assessment in HRM was artificially low because the rural home values were bringing down the average, --more--
