BUSINESS BEAT – Buyers still have the upper hand in the housing market
We’ve got the latest proof that Trump’s war with Iran is about to make life a lot more expensive, the newest indication that buyers still have the upper hand in [Continue]
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CITY HALL – Liquor consumption pilot at Riverside Park deemed a success
A pilot program that allows liquor consumption in a designated area of Riverside Park near the Rotary Bandshell has proven a success, City council was told Tuesday (March 10, [Continue]
CITY HALL – Mayor says it was an ambush but he’ll re-send FOI records
Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson says he’ll comply with a City council demand that he turn over records by today (March 11, 2026) involving a Freedom of Information application but [Continue]
CITY COUNCIL – $40 million ‘line of credit’ won’t affect property taxes
The City will borrow up to $40 million to tide it over until property taxes are collected later this year but council was told Tuesday (March 10, 2026) it amounts to a line [Continue]
CITY COUNCIL – Residents will get a chance to weigh in on shelter extension
Residents will get a chance to weigh in on whether a controversial emergency shelter in the Tranquille Road shopping area will stay open for three more years. City council [Continue]
CITY COUNCIL – Mayor to try again to put off PAC, arena projects for a year
Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson will try again to have the new $211-million performing arts centre and $140 million multi-sheet arena projects postponed. The projects were approved [Continue]
