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Milton Adopts Milton Education Village Plan
By: Laura Steiner Milton Council has taken another step forward with the Milton Education Village (MEV). They have approved a secondary plan at the December […]
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Moderna vaccine coming soon for Canadians but no hard date set as yet
By: Terry Haig Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said today that the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine will be available in Canada by the end of the month–if it passes […]
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Birkdale Place to Relocate 23 Residents
By: Laura Steiner Revera is relocating 23 residents on the fourth floor of Birkdale Place due to structural damage to the roof and suites. Residents, […]
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Liberal climate plan set to hike federal carbon tax to $170 a tonne by 2030
By: Levon Sevunts Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau released his government’s signature climate policy that would see Ottawa hike the federal carbon tax to $170 […]
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Purina to Donate Food to Animal Shelters
By: Laura Steiner Purina is donating thousands of pounds to animal shelters and rescues across Canada. Each organization will receive a minimum of three pallets […]
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Ontario Extends COVID-19 Orders
By: Laura Steiner The Province of Ontario has extended all orders currently in force dealing with COVID-19 until January 20, 2021. “Safeguarding the health and […]
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Permanent Residence Status Applications now Open for Refugees working in Healthcare
By: Laura Steiner Refugees who work in Canada’s healthcare sector providing direct care will now be able to apply for permanent residency status. Immigration, Refugees, […]
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Health Canada approves the Pfizer vaccine
By: Terry Haig Canada has become the third country in the world to authorize the use of the COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer and BioNTech, joining the United […]
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Conservation Halton Urges Public to Fight Bill 229
By: Laura Steiner Conservation Halton is looking for help fighting Bill 229: Protect, Support, and Recover from COVID-19 Act. Schedule six, details changes to Conservation […]
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Canada’s vaccine distribution plans moving ahead despite Trump executive order
By: Terry Haig Canada’s federal intergovernmental affairs minister, Dominic LeBlanc, is downplaying an executive order U.S. President Donald Trump signed yesterday that–theoretically, at least–could limit how many doses of […]