The city defines a “nuisance” property as a property or structure in a state that could “adversely affect the safety, health or welfare of people in the neighbourhood.” It includes vacant or abandoned ...

More than 92 per cent of goods and services the city buys are already bought locally, although the city treasurer concedes ...

Following a slew of dismissals from the center’s board, Ben Folds has also stepped down as the National Symphony Orchestra’s ...

Smart Skid – A base platform that houses the brains of the Smartstack system. The Smart Skid integrates advanced cooling ...

Following the audit presentation, President Colin Humphries introduced an initial proposal to implement a minimum guaranteed ...

Chapelboro's Michael Koh spoke with UNC women's basketball general manager Liz Roberts about the ins and outs of her role ...

By Carol Britton Meyer   The select board addressed a lengthy agenda this week, from a sound mitigation plan for a local ...

Get the latest updates from the Montpelier Board of Education meeting on February 11th, including Spelling Bee Award ...

By JAMES MATTHEWS Accessibility in Ontario is in crisis. The fact that the province was supposed to be fully accessible by January 2025 and still isn’t proves the crisis, said Tamara Limebeer, a ...

The Oakville bylaw, if passed, would regulate certain forms of protest around places like schools, places of worship, ...

Restricting the right to protest is no longer an option in Edmonton’s proposed new rule book for public behaviour, and bans ...