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Caledon Mayor Annette Groves removed 12 development applications for fast-tracked zoning of 35,000 new housing units from an April 30 council meeting, leading to confusion among residents about the future of the plans.

Fitzgerald hopes to bring start-up experience to the chair position at the Halifax-based firm

Residents express dissatisfaction with Mayor Groves’ use of strong mayor powers in fast-tracking zoning for 12 new housing developments in Caledon, Ontario. Concerns raised about lack of public input and potential bypassing of planning processes. Mayor defends actions as necessary for town growth.

Notice of Application and Public Meeting

The goal of the firm is to deliver tailored solutions for clients to tackle the challenges they face and to prevent problems before they happen, Needham says

A new law office for Loopstra Nixon LLP has opened in Kingston, headed by former city solicitor Jenna Morley.

Seven law firms made new announcements

Legendary Cambridge gymnastics coach Elvira Saadi has been banned for life from coaching by Gymnastics Canadas Discipline Committee after allegations of maltreatment and abuse.

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The developer behind the building in Cambridge which will soon house an Amazon fulfillment centre has lodged a protest against a $13.9 additional levy from Waterloo Region.