Tag: yourtv halton
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Short Term Rentals in Milton – Your Thoughts
At tonights Town of Milton Council meeting we will be having a public meeting on an upcoming staff report to regulate short term rentals. Over the last few years, the issue of short term rentals has come up on a number of occasions in both the urban and rural areas. In some cases in ward…
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Living In Milton – We Want To Hear From You
The Town of Milton is asking residents of Milton to take part in a discussion for “Living In Milton” policy to address important community issues from today until June 8th. The discussion will look at the following topics – affordability and housing choices, climate change, history & culture, parks & recreation, places of worship, rural…
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Milton’s Future Growth Plans At Risk
I would just like to express my disappointment at the Mayor of Oakville’s comments in his recent email newsletter about working on a motion to limit the expansion of the urban boundary that will put at risk Milton’s ability to grow into a complete community. Halton Region yesterday had a workshop that lasted several hours…
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Approval for Milton 13 Elementary School Announced Today
Happy to be in attendance this morning for the announcement for the green light Milton 13 Elementary School for the Halton District School Board. In the middle of one of the next developments in Milton, we are excited to see progress in the approval of new schools. From now until completion we are looking at…
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Local Matters on YourTV Halton This Week
This week on Local Matters, Clark and I discuss what the Halton Police Board does to assist the police in its continuous efforts to keep Halton Region the safest community in Canada, some NFL banter, more Local Matters Recommends for you as well as “how much snow will there be” when the show airs. Tune…
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Milton Council Endorses Halton Growth Plan
I, along with a number of my council colleagues from Milton and Oakville received an email from a resident who was confused about what might happen should Halton Region council not move forward with a growth plan strategy that staff at many levels has said is NOT compliant with the Provincial Growth Plan. If you…