Council votes 7–4 to freeze development charges for two years
After a marathon session that ran past 2:40 a.m., council bet that cheaper building fees will restart stalled projects — and left staff to…
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Twelve more buses for the 501: Züm adds capacity as Queen Street crowding tops the complaint file
Transit's busiest corridor gets its biggest single service boost in years. Riders say it's about eighteen months late.
We keep calling Brampton a suburb. The census stopped agreeing in 2016.
The ninth-largest city in the country funds itself, staffs itself and gets talked about like a bedroom community. The vocabulary is costing…
35,000 homes, no water plan: Caledon's growth math has a missing column
The province assigned the numbers. The servicing studies that would make them buildable are years behind the assignment.
Peel commuters now make up 31% of Union Station's morning peak
New station counts confirm what the platform crowds suggested: the region's commuting centre of gravity keeps sliding west.
The consultant line item is up 61% in five years. Council wants to know what it bought.
A routine audit-committee question turned into a full inventory of external studies — including several that duplicate work the city…
A transit levy, a parks levy, or neither: the budget's real fight arrives in the fall
With development-charge revenue frozen, the money for the capital plan has to come from somewhere. Staff will put two dedicated levies on…