So Moved, St. John’s: 21 September 2021
Wherein: Wally Collins keeps a lonely vigil; heritage standards are both weightless and onerous; we get a new holiday on September 30th; and a reminder to vote next week.
Wherein: Wally Collins keeps a lonely vigil; heritage standards are both weightless and onerous; we get a new holiday on September 30th; and a reminder to vote next week.
Two weeks out from the city election, St. John's adopts new heritage by-laws—which are then immediately ignored by council, for some reason.
The 2017-2021 City Council rides off into the sunset of its final few weeks—but not before adopting the long-awaited Envision St. John's Plan.
A year after Kentgate, Mount Pearl is having a municipal election too. We can't let Townies have all the fun.
Chaos in the chamber as council decides what to do about the Duckworth Street pedestrian mall. Also, Shawn Skinner officially bows out.
This week, the city of St. John's churns through a few tenders—and says goodbye to longtime council fixture Wally Collins.
To continue extoling the virtues of the sidewalk clearing program while people with mobility issues are housebound during the winter months is nothing short of gaslighting.
There's lots of important information in this summary of the compressed summertime Council meeting, but mainly: The Ship is getting a deck.
You only have a few months left to discharge pyrotechnics at random if you need to get that out of your system. (Please don’t do that.)
A light agenda on the menu for the regular council meeting this Tuesday; must be summer in St. John’s.