Tag: milton town hall report

  • Residents Association Formed

    If you go way back in the archives of this blog…way back to the 2006 campaign, I made a point that residents should be more engaged in the political process locally.  There are many ways to accomplish this.  One of them is making sure that residents are informed as much as possible about decisions that…

  • Santa Claus Parade Needs Volunteers

      In yesterday’s Milton Canadian Champion the word went out that this years installment of the Santa Claus parade needs volunteers to help.  If you are interested, please contact Samanta Attew at (905) 693-0369. You can find out more about the 2010 Milton Santa Claus Parade by going to www.miltonsantaclausparade.org which contains information on sponsors,…

  • Beware suspicious callers

    In the Milton Canadian Champion yesterday it was reported that there have been calls in the area soliciting funds and donations for the Royal Canadian Legion.  This happened several times leading up to the Remembrance Day parade at Victoria Park and be aware that the Legion does NOT use this method to raise funds. If…

  • Getting Oriented

    Last night was the first of many orientation meetings for the members of Milton Town Council.  With the sheer number of “new” councillors around the table the orientations have been split up so that our heads don’t spin off of our bodies.  Good luck with that. I have to thank Milton Town staff for putting…

  • Wilfrid Laurier Lecture Series Continues

    Wilfrid Laurier University is pleased to partner with the Town of Milton and the Milton Public Library to present the second “Laurier Milton Lecture Series.” Wilfrid Laurier has long supported the public role of academics to bring their knowledge and thinking outside of the classroom. The Laurier Milton Lecture Series provides a wonderful opportunity to…

  • Halton Police set up online crime reporting

    From todays Milton Canadian Champion Cops set up online crime reporting Halton Regional Police Service has made it more convenient for the public to now report certain types of crime online through their website at www.haltonpolice.ca. HRPS is one of first police services in Canada to introduce online police reporting as a way to enhance…