Tag: cindy lunau
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New Years Levee a Huge Success!
In what was described by Regional Councillor Colin Best as the highest attended levee, hundreds of people flowed into Milton’s Town Hall to be entertained by some amazing performances and served coffee, tea, and cupcakes by Milton’s Town Councillors. You remember back in October, councillors were elected to serve the people of Milton…many didn’t think…
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New Years Eve & New Years Levee
Dont forget that you can join us on New Years Eve at Milton Town Hall for the annual bell ringing with the Mayor & Council. Join Mayor Gord Krantz, Milton Historical Society and members of town council at Victoria Park to “SING OUT THE OLD & RING IN THE NEW” for an old fashioned New…
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Major Changes Coming to Campbellville
The last full council meeting a couple of weeks ago went long…very long by some standards. It was close to midnight by the time councillors, staff and some candidates made their way back home. There was a public meeting on the Derry Green Corporate Business Park (James Snow Parkway, north to the 401, east to…
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Council to Debate Hospital Tax Levy
From the Milton Canadian Champion May 20, 2010 By Tim Foran Councillors to debate hospital tax levy Milton council will debate whether to provide cash, perhaps through a dedicated tax levy, to assist Halton Healthcare Services Corporation’s as yet unapproved plans to expand Milton District Hospital. At Monday’s council session, Ward 3 Councillor Cindy Lunau…
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Well That Was Interesting
Last nights council meeting had it all. Expectations were running high by some members of council that it could either be a very short meeting or a very long meeting. I had reported before that council salaries would be discussed at this meeting but apparently it went through on consent items and didn’t even make…
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2009 Milton Council Expenses
Over the last couple of days, I have been working on getting back to a number of emails I received this week. The general tone of these emails was about fiscal responsibility. It reminded me of this weeks committee meeting, and lost in the excitement in the number of public meetings which went to 10:30PM, there…