Newsletters

My newsletter has evolved into a combination of a blog, column, and editorial. Published every Tuesday, it’s the best way to learn more about what’s on my mind and what’s happening in the community, the city, and at City Hall!

An archive of past newsletter issues is at the bottom of the page.

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Weekly newsletter: September 5, 2023

The Finance and Corporate Services Committee is currently meeting to discuss, among other things, the budget directions for 2024. Budget directions set the guidelines for city staff to set next year’s capital and operating budgets within, including the rate of property tax increase.

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Weekly newsletter: August 29, 2023

I attended the Association of Municipalities of Ontario conference to connect with municipal leaders from across our province to discuss common issues, learn about initiatives to address them, and share ideas for our future. 

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Weekly newsletter: August 15, 2023

There is much to cover in this week’s newsletter, so I’ll just get into it. It’s fitting today is National Relaxation Day (apparently), because that’s probably what’s needed after the battle with swim registration last night.

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Weekly newsletter: August 1, 2023

Chief among the concerns shared with me over the last year or so is the speeding and general behaviour of motorists on residential streets, including near parks and schools, around corners, and at unsignalized intersections.

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Weekly newsletter: July 25, 2023

Our LRT has become exemplary for other Canadian cities in what not to do. Calgary took our lessons from contract and project management for their Green Line LRT (which previous Council here interestingly ignored when approving the Stage 2 contract).

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Weekly newsletter: July 11, 2023

It’s been three years since society experienced a seismic shift, and probably about a year since the “state of flux” gave way to some stability. I made mention of this at the June Transit Commission meeting, after General Manager Renée Amilcar presented OC Transpo’s first ever long-term plan (yes, you read that right…more on that later). =

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