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Former Bank of Canada governor touts pandemic lessons for climate battle
By: Terry Haig he former governor of the Bank of Canada who later held the same post at the Bank of England is drawing a […]
Month: March 2021
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Ontario Launching COVID-19 Vaccine Booking System
By: Laura Steiner Ontario will launch its provincial booking system for COVID-19 vaccines March 15, at 8:00 a.m. The process will be an online portal […]
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Grey-Bruce MOH discouraging non-essential travel
By: Pauline Kerr, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Walkerton Herald Times BRUCE COUNTY – Dr. Ian Arra, medical officer of health for Grey-Bruce, updated county […]
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Canada unveils $400 million fund dedicated to building active transportation
By: Vincenzo Morello Canada’s minister of infrastructure and communities, Catherine McKenna, announced on Friday a $400 million fund to help build new and expanded networks […]
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Halton communities invited to provide new input on new Director of Education
By: Laura Steiner Halton District School Board (HDSB) is starting the search for a new Director of Education after Stuart Miller announced his retirement last […]
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Replacing the Queen Means Talking about Everything from Electoral Reform to Canadian Identity
By: Laura Steiner Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that now isn’t the time to be talking about getting rid of the monarchy. Arguably, now might […]
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Halton Requiring Amazon Brampton Employees to self-isolate
By: Laura Steiner Halton Region is asking all employees living or present in the area impacted by the COVID19 outbreak at Amazon’s Brampton facility. “If […]
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Halton Region to partner with Halton Environmental Network on Climate Change
By: Laura Steiner The Region of Halton is looking at partnering with the Halton Environmental Network on climate change. Halton Regional Council has directed staff […]
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Employment rebounded in Canada in February 2021
By: Lynn Desjardins Economists had predicted that Canada would gain 75,000 jobs in February 2021, but instead it gained 259,000, according to the government’s statistics […]
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Krantz Reflects on one year of COVID19
By: Laura Steiner It’s been on year since COVID-19 hit the Town of Milton. Mayor Gord Krantz released a statement on what he called 12 […]