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From: Infrastructure Canada The safety and well-being of Canadians are top priorities for the governments of Canada and Ontario. Investments in Ontario’s infrastructure during this extraordinary time provide an opportunity to create jobs, economic growth, and make our communities more sustainable and resilient. Today, Ya’ara Saks, Member of Parliament for York Centre, on behalf of the Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities; Robin Martin, Parliamentary Assis...

Cornwall presents draft 2021 budget for the services it runs shared with SDG to county council.

  SASKATOON -- A charity organization for families receiving medical treatment in Saskatoon has won its appeal for a small expansion to its facility on the corner of University Drive and Clarence Avenue. Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan (RMHS) initially approached the City of Saskatoon seeking a development permit to repurpose an outdoor deck area and to use the space to expand its dining area.  The centre houses out-of-town pediatric patients receiving medical treatment, as well as the...

“Essential” Construction Section 43 of O. Reg. 10/21 provides that construction activities or projects and related services, including land surveying and demolition services, are “essential” if they: (a) are associated with the health care sector or long-term care, including new facilities, expansions, renovations and conversion of spaces that could be repurposed for health care space; (b) ensure safe and reliable operations of, or provide new capacity in, provincial infrastructure, inc...

These are the businesses and services Ontario now considers essential Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. With a stay-at-home order now fully in effect for all of Ontario, people are hunkering down across the province... slightly more than they were before... save for those who must work at or visit essential businesses and services. The rules remain vague, even now that a legal framework document for the or...

The District of Summerland is finally looking for funding to repair a section of Lakeshore Drive near Crescent beach that was damaged in 2017 floods.

Winnipeg Free Press The COVID-19 pandemic has delayed some upgrades to Winnipeg’s south end sewage treatment plant, which could also affect the project’s $335.6-million price tag. The COVID-19 pandemic has delayed some upgrades to Winnipeg’s south end sewage treatment plant, which could also affect the project’s $335.6-million price tag. A city report notes work on the plant’s headworks facility, and an interim step to reduce phosphorus in its effluent, were delayed due to a variet...

The health and safety of Canadians are top priorities for the governments of Canada and Prince Edward Island. Investments in Prince Edward Island's...

Council in Brief: Jan. 11, 2021 Thunder Bay’s city council approves lead pipe loan program, questions municipal golf operations, and more. Jan 12, 2021 3:21 PM By: Ian Kaufman THUNDER BAY – Thunder Bay’s city council made a number of significant financial decisions at its meeting Monday, as it gears up for the weeks-long process to set the 2021 city budget. That process officially begins Tuesday evening, as councillors receive a long-term financial overview. ...

The safety and well-being of Canadians are top priorities for the governments of Canada and Nunavut. Communities have all been affected to various...