Tag: we make milton
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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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Halton Region Addresses Underage Vaping Issue
At this past weeks Halton Region council meeting, we received a report from the Halton Medical Officer of Health with recommendations for the province to address our concerns with underage vaping. Recently in the media there have been many reports of medical issues coming from teens and the use of vaping products. From the article:…
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We Make Milton
Where is Milton going…or for that matter GROWING from here? The Town of Milton recently announced to town council that we are preparing a new official plan. For those of you who are unsure of what exactly the “official plan” is, its essentially a road map and our guideline for land use planning going forward…
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Regional Review / City of Halton?
Going back to the beginning of the year, the province of Ontario set out for a number of reviews to “find efficiencies” in government. They set out to review a number of two tiered municipalities, of those Halton Region was included. In this edition of #LocalMatters on YourTV Halton, myself and fellow Councillor Colin Best…
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Local Matters on YourTV Halton
As I mentioned a few posts ago (here) I mentioned that I was beginning a new program on our local community television channel from Cogeco YourTV Halton. This is where I meet with other local politicians and community leaders and discuss issues that are important to Milton and its residents. I will be posting some…
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Bill 108 Passes Despite Halton & Milton’s Opposition
One of the outcomes of Bill 108 now that it has passed is that what little local control municipalities gained when the governing body changed to LPAT has now been taken away by going back to the OMB rules. We as a town agree that red tape must be eliminated, but we can’t do it…