Council & Municipal News

CREDIT — Margaret Sault says she felt “at peace” when she learned she had been elected Ogimaa-Kwe (Chief) of the Mississaugas of the Credit First... ...read more

NANTICOKE—A public referendum that would have placed a question on the 2026 municipal election ballot to gauge the level of support for Empire Communities’ Minister’s ...read more

HALDIMAND—All three conservation authorities (CAs) serving Haldimand will increase their annual levy for 2026, ranging from 0.42% to 3.7%. Haldimand Council formally received the Conservation... ...read more

HALDIMAND—The numbers that govern development capacity in Haldimand County were reaffirmed, largely without debate. Council received the annual update on water and wastewater treatment capacity... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand Council is joining other municipalities in sending a letter to Premier Doug Ford with concerns for the Province’s plan to consolidate Ontario’s 36 conservation... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand County shared some concerns with the newly enacted provincial Bill 17, the Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act, 2025, in a report... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Outstanding construction costs tied to the Middaugh Drain were written off as Haldimand Council approved its annual municipal drain billing process. The item was passed... ...read more

HALDIMAND—The following items were discussed at Council-in-Committee on December 9, 2025. Any decisions made regarding these items are expected to be ratified at a follow... ...read more

HALDIMAND—Haldimand’s water and wastewater users can expect a 4.07% increase on their bills in 2026, equating to an additional $3.67 a month for the average... ...read more

HALDIMAND—During last week’s review of the 2026 Rate-Supported Operating and Capital Budget, resident Jeff Tapp, who manages Dunnville-based A-1 Water Haulage, stood as a delegate... ...read more