Council in Brief: Jan. 23
Thunder Bay’s city council heard a review of accessibility in the 2022 election, appointed citizens to committees, and renewed its integrity commissioner on Monday.
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Thunder Bay’s city council heard a review of accessibility in the 2022 election, appointed citizens to committees, and renewed its integrity commissioner on Monday.
Mayor Drew Dilkens last week invited anyone who took issue with the promotional inserts featuring his image inside their tax bill to file a complaint with the city’s integrity commissioner.
Georjann Morriseau, a member of the Thunder Bay Police Services Board, is taking a month’s leave of absence and has filed her third complaint with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO) since October. The complaint includes further allegations of racism and reprisal.
City council will vote Monday on whether to confirm or reject a Feb. 7 vote accepting integrity commissioner’s recommendation.
Aldo Ruberto will be lighter in the pocketbook. Council voting 6-4 in favour of a recommendation to suspend his pay for five days, which would equal $...