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.
Nov 5, 2025
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The meeting addressed the presentation of the financial plan for 2026, focusing on the budget for the council and the CEO's office. Key discussion points included a proposed 3.9% municipal property tax increase to maintain current services and advance council priorities. Presentations were organized by executive portfolios, with city leadership and key staff available to answer questions. The corporate services team provides strategic support to the organization, while emergency services focuses on community safety through fire, emergency medical services, and policing. The emergency management branch ensures readiness for significant incidents. The corporate financing function includes tax levy support for debt payments, contributions to municipal capital reserves, and common corporate revenues and expenses. The general government budget function includes various departments such as communications, financial services, human resources, and IT. Emergency services include fire services, municipal enforcement, and the RCMP. The corporate financing function covers debt payments, contributions to capital reserves, and corporate revenues and expenses.
