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Ontario provides $2M in homelessness funds - Vimarsana News

Ontario provides $2M in homelessness funds

The Ontario government says it has provided an historic 48 per cent increase in homelessness funding to Northumberland to help the most vulnerable receive the help and care they need.

Climate change could cost municipalities $700M more a year to maintain pipes, sewers, report says - Vimarsana News

Climate change could cost municipalities $700M more a year to maintain pipes, sewers, report says

Extreme rainfall could cost municipalities in Ontario an additional $700 million a year to maintain stormwater and wastewater infrastructure, says the province's financial watchdog.

Source: cbc.ca
Clarington repaving project halted after residents find 'all kinds of crap' in material for new road bed - Vimarsana News

Clarington repaving project halted after residents find 'all kinds of crap' in material for new road bed

Durham Region has halted work on a road rebuilding project after neighbours complained they stumbled upon contaminated waste in the new road bed.

Source: cbc.ca
Ontario ignoring public's rights to environmental consultation, public info: audit - Vimarsana News

Ontario ignoring public's rights to environmental consultation, public info: audit

The Ontario government is ignoring the public's right to consultation on environmentally significant decisions as it allows companies off the hook for pollution costs and harm to at-risk species, according to a new set of environmental audits.

Source: cp24.com
Ontario allows companies to pollute and harm species at risk - Vimarsana News

Ontario allows companies to pollute and harm species at risk

The Ontario government is ignoring the public's right to consultation on environmentally significant decisions as it allows companies off the hook for pollution costs and harm to at-risk species, according to a new set of environmental audits.