Tag: milton town council
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Local Matters – 2019 Year In Review with Mayor Krantz
In a new edition of my show on YourTV Halton “Local Matters” I sit down with Milton Mayor Gord Krantz to discuss the first full year of our council term 2018-2022. We talked about the regional review that just passed, our budgets, future plans for Milton Education Village with Laurier University & Conestoga College as…
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Living On The Edge – Life Changing
There are few moments in your life where you can truly say “this was a life changing experience” Last night I had the opportunity to attend “Living on the Edge” at NUVO Network in Burlington that was organized by the United Way Halton & Hamilton. This event was booked as a “poverty simulation workshop” and…
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What to do with the kids?
Im sure many of you are scrambling around to find things for the kids to do during some of the work stoppages at our local schools. It is unfortunate, but these things do happen. Here’s an idea for you. Visit our Conservation Halton Parks. https://www.conservationhalton.ca/ Looking for something to do with your kids tomorrow? If…
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New Year 2020
Welcome to the new year and new decade in the Town of Milton. I am looking forward to bringing you more news and information on this website as our community continues to grow & prosper in 2020. Milton council kicked the decade off with our annual Mayor & Councillors New Year’s Levee at Town Hall…
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2020 Milton Budget
After hours of deliberation and discussion, our council passed an overall tax increase of 2.83% based on Milton’s budget increase of 5.63%. I think it is imperative that people know how exactly this impacts them and for that reason I am presenting the following stats: On an average single detached home, valued at approximately around…
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Local Matters Discusses Milton’s Youth Strategy
Back in June 2018, the Town of Milton came to council with a report called #MiltonYouth for our review. In that report it outlined a number of concerns brought up by the youth in town including engagement, mobility, opportunities to be involved among many others. To many of us on Milton council, this was an…