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Press Release – Hamilton City Council A proposed walking and cycling bridge near Waikato Museum could completely transform Hamiltons central city, said Deputy Mayor Geoff Taylor. The ambitious bridge is being promoted by Hamilton Rotary clubs to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2024. … A proposed walking and cycling bridge near Waikato Museum could completely transform Hamilton’s central city, said Deputy Mayor Geoff Taylor. The ambitious bridge is being promoted by Hamilton Rotary clubs to celebrate their 100th anniversary in 2024. Momentum Waikato has paid for an initial feasibil...

Warrnambool is gearing up for a busy labour Day long weekend, with about 6000 people to be involved across four major sporting events. After being rained...

Premium Content The historic Mullumbimby Drill Hall is looking divine after some major upgrades. The hall, established 105 years ago as an Army training facility during World War One, recently received $146,850 worth of renovations. The state government funding, from the Stronger Country Communities Fund, went to a new box office, an upgraded lighting system, access ramp, improved kitchen, storage shed and pottery shed. Some major renovations have been completed at the Drill Hall in Mullumbimby. Parliamentary Secretary for Energy and the Arts opened the refurbished hall on February 20. ...

SHARE ON: Quesnel City Hall (G Henderson, MyCaribooNow.com staff) The City of Quesnel will no longer be making a bid to host the 2024 BC Winter Games. While Council received a resolution of partnership from the Lhtako Dene First Nation and letters of support from both the Cariboo Regional District and Quesnel’s Board of Education among others, it didn’t get the necessary endorsement from the School District’s partners, namely from CUPE and the Teachers Association. Many on Council, including Mitch Vik, were disappointed. He wanted to know if they could submit an incomplete bid and get ...

February 11, 2021   ·   0 Comments By Sam Odrowski After significant deliberations, Orangeville Council has decided to wait until a Special Council Meeting on Feb. 17 to decide the fate of local hockey and skating associations’ 2020-2021 season. Feb. 16 is when Dufferin County is expected to move into the “red” zone of the Province’s COVID-19 framework, which would permit 10 players on the ice at a time in total, however they would solely be focused on skills development instead of playing actual games. Late last month, repr...