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Article content A move is afoot by an undisclosed group to have the Prince Township boundary moved to encompass all properties west of Town Line Road and south to the St. Mary’s River. As of Friday morning, slightly more than 300 people have signed the petition at the Airways General Store. Pamphlets are also being circulated in the area. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Prince Township currently has a population of about 1,100. The pamphlet markets the move as one that would annex property in the former Parke Township area and have the boundary ...

Article content A move is afoot by an undisclosed group to have the Prince Township boundary moved to encompass all properties west of Town Line Road and south to the St. Mary’s River. As of Friday morning, slightly more than 300 people have signed the petition at the Airways General Store. Pamphlets are also being circulated in the area. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Prince Township currently has a population of about 1,100. The pamphlet markets the move as one that would annex property in the former Parke Township area and have the boundary ...

Article content I guess I will never understand why every now and then a city councillor can’t get a seconder for a motion he or she proposes. It just seems to me if something is that important to a councillor, it should be common courtesy that it is brought up for even a brief debate. This would at least allow the councillor to put his or her thoughts on record and in public view. If councillors do not want to participate in a debate, they can remain silent and express their opposition when it comes to a vote. The vote, of course, could come quickly if they refrain from entering a d...

Article content City council wasn’t interested in supporting a developers request to fast-track a rezoning application to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing. In fact, Ward 5 Coun. Matthew Scott was willing to move the resolution at the request of SalDan Developments Ltd., but couldn’t find a seconder to support the motion. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. As a result, the motion was withdrawn from city council’s agenda. Scott said he was disappointed to not get the support from the rest of council on the motion, barring those who i...

Article content A new $70-million housing development on lands currently owned by the Sault Ste. Marie Airport Development Corp., will be proposed to city council Monday. And SalDan Developments Ltd., is asking city council to support its request to the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing to enact a minister’s zoning order for the rezoning of the lands to be developed as a mixed-used residential subdivision with affordable housing. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Council asked to support a Minister's Zoning Order for new subdivision Back ...