What Odds at City Hall

The City gets ready for electric vehicles, signs off on a home-based chocolate biz, and plans get underway to ring in the new year.

A plan for a shared-use path is approved, and a convent is having part of its heritage designation revoked for some new metal siding.

The Aquatic Safety Audit Report is approved—with some tweaking for a Naloxone project—and Council plans for the holidays.

Built Heritage Experts Panel bulks up, SurrealEstate is closing more roads, and the coach house at 70 Circular Road is getting a facelift.

Torbay Road restaurant doubles up, Wild Things is getting a new splash of paint, and dive-bombing seagulls are a nuisance for James Lane residents.

Welcome to a very spooky Council meeting, where the housing fund got a boost, and one Cllr was dressed to impress!

Council awarded plenty of tenders, SurrealEstate got another road closure for filming and the Council approved its insurance policy.

Council signs off some holiday walks, Mardi Gras gets its road closures, and the City ratifies a collective agreement with CUPE Local 1289.

Bowring Park slated for bridge repair, SurrealEstate is getting a road closed, and Cllr Ravencroft delivers a monologue on issues in Ward 2.

Council signed on a letter supporting Guaranteed Basic Income—but it was the controversial Parish Lane Development that dominated the meeting.