Derek Howard

Policing influx to be addressed in spring report as council ratifies budget with 3.9% blended tax rate increase

‘Penetanguishene is going to realize about $400,000 in savings,' says Rawson on town being among first to join county municipal insurance pool

‘It's most unfortunate, but it seems to be trending with our North Simcoe municipalities,' says Tay Mayor as verbal report addresses fallout of Midland withdrawal; Raymond calls out Gordon for ‘toilet bowl' comment

Council explores internet/telephone and vote by mail options for 2026 municipal and school board elections; Walma requests report on lobbying registry for township, citing ‘every (election) there’s always concerns’

To ensure that voting in the 2026 municipal and school board trustee elections are run as per council's intent, Tiny Township committee of the whole

Deputation from ICLEI-kicking group prompts exploration to Partners for Climate Protection costs by Brunelle; staff say ‘hybrid vehicles: less on gas, brakes, maintenance… cheaper to run for the taxpayers’

Tiny is ready to see if it's easy being green as they explore the connection of climate change to the financial component of the township.

‘It's not a Tiny Township issue; it is an ‘anywhere along the Great Lakes St. Lawrence seaway’ issue’, says CAO as council looks to manage balance of dynamic beach ecology and construction

Midland fire department gets $5,000 training material donation, also part of $30-million provincial announcement for carcinogen-washing equipment

Firefighting will be even safer thanks to recent donations presented at the Midland Fire Station.