Strong Mayor Power: Councillors Object
During a time of unprecedented upheaval, Mayor McIsaac has chosen to centralize and consolidate authority, rather than to consult and collaborate with Council.
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During a time of unprecedented upheaval, Mayor McIsaac has chosen to centralize and consolidate authority, rather than to consult and collaborate with Council.
Read moreShareBy John Swartz Only 21 pages long, Orillia council has one of the slimmest agendas of this term. There are
Read moreIndeed staff outlines the potential for reduced participation in events and sports functions, visitor and resident annoyance, will send the message to residents parks are for all – who can pay more, and potential to be a tourism killer.
Read more… the City anticipates full implementation of ASE cameras later this spring or early summer.
Read moreThe survey is available online and paper copies can be picked up at Orillia City Centre and the Orillia Public Library.
Read moreRelying on weather reports has become not much to rely on; when they call for 30 cm we get either 40 or 50, or 5 cm.
Read moreThe total 2025 budget for snow is $1.9 million. Staff estimate they will need $530K more …
Read more“I work every day all year. I’ll most likely do work when I get home because there’s always so much to be done,”
Read moreOne of the features of this program is slower speeds during school hours will become slower speeds 24 hours a day.
Read moreThe study proposed council choose from 6 plans ranging from 60 units to 33 per hectare.
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