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KINGSTON — Limestone District School Board trustees approved the multi‐year capital and school renewal project plan that was presented at its Wednesday board…
Author of the article: Julia McKay Publishing date: Jan 20, 2021 • January 20, 2021 • 1 minute read Article content KINGSTON — Limestone District School Board trustees approved the multi‐year capital and school renewal project plan that was presented at its Wednesday board meeting. “There is more than $26 million in projects that are listed in this plan and that is quite an aggressive plan, and we do know that these projects will be completed over the next couple of years,” director Krishna Burra said. “A lot of stakeholder input was obtained in building this (plan), a...
“THAT Rossland City Council make the following formal appeals: “1. THAT the City of Rossland request Local Tourism Operators to follow and recognize the current PHO orders and adopt a “locals only” policy. “2. THAT a “locals only” message is displayed as a landing page for all online resources, including Tourism Rossland, and that the City of Rossland alter their messaging on community message boards to reflect the same. “3. THAT items 1 and 2 be in effect until the PHO order to limit non-essential travel is rescinded. “4. THAT the City of Rossland send a letter to our local...
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.
OTTAWA -- Self-cleaning public washrooms, a new clubhouse for the Boys and Girls Club in Ottawa south and a revitalization of the ByWard Market building are on the pre-Christmas wish list for councillors. During a special meeting on Friday, Council approved a list of 69 projects to submit to the Ontario and federal governments for funding under the COVID-19 Resilience Infrastructure Stream. The city has been allocated $20.1 million for projects. The 69 projects are located across all 23 wards in Ottawa. Among the proposed projects, stand-alone, self-cleaning public washrooms for the ...