The committee meeting included presentations on library priorities, including organizational restructuring, IT infrastructure improvements, and updates on operating budget reviews and summer reading programs. There was a discussion regarding the impact of provincial Bill 28 on library operations and access policies. Additionally, the committee heard a proposal regarding the potential expansion of a Junior A hockey team in the city, covering economic benefits, ice usage requirements, and community mentorship opportunities.
Jul 14, 2026·
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The meeting featured presentations on several community initiatives. The Rotary Club requested support for the International Cities of Peace application to enhance community peacebuilding efforts. Representatives from the local soapbox derby provided a recap of the recent event and presented a trophy to the mayor. Additionally, the soccer association presented a proposal for a new city-owned 7v7 indoor facility to replace their current leased space, emphasizing that the project would require no ongoing operational subsidy from the city.
Jul 7, 2026·Board meeting
Standing Committee Of The Whole Meeting
The committee meeting addressed safety and traffic concerns at the intersection of Campbell Road and Porier, including excessive vehicle speeds, noise levels, and the volume of traffic in the area. Discussions covered potential traffic calming measures, the effectiveness of driver feedback signs, and the possibility of future traffic and noise studies. Additionally, the committee discussed the intersection's status regarding warrant analysis for potential future signalization, emphasizing the need for data-driven collaboration between traffic engineering and enforcement agencies.
May 5, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Council Meeting
The council meeting included a proclamation for Sexual Violence Awareness Month, an announcement regarding Red Dress Day to raise awareness for missing and murdered indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people, and the approval of a capital project charter for sanitary sewer servicing for a new fire hall. Additionally, the council recognized outstanding contributions to the community through the 2026 CSAC community recognition program, honoring individuals in citizenship and cultural landscape categories, and a business for its commitment to the community.
