Kitchener, ON

Council Meeting

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Dog Designation Appeal Committee

The Dog Designation Appeal Committee is holding a quasi-judicial public hearing to consider one appeal, Appeal #2026-04, filed by Suzanne Presswood regarding a prohibited dog designation for a dog named 'Tig'. The public may attend but cannot speak. The meeting is scheduled for August 24, 2026, in Council Chambers.

• Appeal #2026-04 - Prohibited Dog Designation, Appellant: Suzanne Presswood (dog: 'Tig')
• Officers involved: Kevin Nguyen and Morgan Schumacher

Equity and Anti-Racism Advisory Committee

The Equity and Anti-Racism Advisory Committee is meeting electronically to handle housekeeping, receive updates on the RISE Fund, and participate in refresher training on the fund. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or proposals listed.

• RISE Fund updates (discussion item 4.2)
• RISE Fund refresher training (discussion item 4.3)
• Committee housekeeping and reminders (discussion item 4.1)
• Land acknowledgement and reflection sign-up (information item 5.1)
• Delegations must register by 5 p.m. on August 24, 2026

Economic Development Advisory Committee

The Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for August 26, 2026, has been cancelled. There are no other items listed on the agenda.

Heritage Kitchener Committee

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Compass Kitchener Advisory Committee

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Active Transportation and Trails Advisory Committee

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Planning and Strategic Initiatives Committee

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Finance and Corporate Services Committee

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Community and Infrastructure Services Committee

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Committee of Adjustment

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Climate Change and Environment Committee

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Grand River Accessibility Advisory Committee (GRAAC)

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Council Meeting

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Audit Committee

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Compass Kitchener Advisory Committee

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Committee of Adjustment

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Committee of Adjustment

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Community and Infrastructure Services Committee

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Finance and Corporate Services Committee

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Planning and Strategic Initiatives Committee

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Committee of Adjustment

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Council Meeting

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Audit Committee

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Committee of Adjustment

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Electronic Council Communication Information Package

This is an information-only package of correspondence received by staff for Council's knowledge, not a decision-making agenda. It lists nine items of correspondence from other municipalities and counties on topics such as the Ontario Land Tribunal, heritage property designation deadlines, and library funding. No votes or decisions occur at this meeting; items may be added to future committee agendas if requested.

• City of Belleville - ALTO-Protecting Municipal Interests and Local Decision Making
• Municipality of North Perth - Review of the Ontario Land Tribunal and Enhancing Deference to Municipal Planning Decisions
• Town of Ingersoll - Vacant Commercial Storefront Tax
• Township of North Dumfries - Municipal Service Corporations for Water and Wastewater Services
• United Counties of Leeds and Grenville - MFOA Request to Make Permanent the Doubling of the OCIF Funding

Planning and Strategic Initiatives Committee

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The committee approved a zoning by-law amendment and major modifications to draft plans of subdivision for the Kitchener Green developments, and approved a private street naming. It also directed staff to consider a climate lens in future corporate report templates. A zoning application for 26 Stanley Avenue and 31 Schweitzer Street was referred to the August 24, 2026 Council meeting for further review.

• Approved private street naming 'Clara Way' at 60 Trussler Road
• Directed staff to consider climate lens in corporate report template review
• Approved ZBA25/025/B/EW and major modifications for Kitchener Green subdivisions 30T-18201 and 30T-18202
• Referred ZBA21/019/S/BB and condominium application for 26 Stanley Ave/31 Schweitzer St to Council meeting

Finance and Corporate Services Committee

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The Finance and Corporate Services Committee approved a noise exemption for K-W Oktoberfest Inc. events from September 25 to October 17, 2026, and adopted several parking prohibitions on Fergus Ave, Greenfield Ave, and West Ave. It also adjourned a development charges complaint hearing for Savic Homes at 15 Dellroy Avenue to no later than September 14, 2026, and appointed Amanda Braam as the 2026 Artist in Residence. All motions were carried without recorded opposition.

• Approved noise exemption for K-W Oktoberfest Inc. events (Sept 25-Oct 17, 2026)
• Approved parking prohibitions on Fergus Ave, Greenfield Ave, and West Ave
• Adjourned Savic Homes DC complaint jurisdiction hearing to Sept 14, 2026
• Appointed Amanda Braam as 2026 Artist in Residence

Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting includes a staff report on preapproving funding for three 2027 fleet capital units, a presentation on an AMCTO scholarship recipient, and authorization to hold an in-camera session covering legal advice, negotiations, and a labour relations matter. The public portion is brief, with most substantive discussion expected behind closed doors.

• Preapproval of funding for three 2027 fleet capital units (INS-2026-321)
• Presentation on AMCTO EDMM Equity scholarship recipient Mariah Blake
• In-camera session on Ontario Land Tribunal appeal (legal advice)
• In-camera session on city facility funding update (negotiations)
• In-camera session on Water and Wastewater Public Corporation consultation (labour relations)

Community and Infrastructure Services Committee

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The Community and Infrastructure Services Committee meeting scheduled for August 10, 2026 was cancelled. No substantive decisions were made, and the minutes record only the cancellation notice.

Electronic Council Communication Information Package

This is an information package only, not a decision-making agenda. It lists correspondence received by staff for Council's information, including items from other municipalities on provincial legislation, invasive plants, public health funding, and fire service funding. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Township of Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan correspondence on Bill 97 (Plan to Protect Ontario Act, 2026) Schedule 7
• Correspondence on modernizing Ontario's invasive plants rules
• Support for sustainable funding for public health units
• Village of Merrickville-Wolford correspondence on sustainable fire service funding

Compass Kitchener Advisory Committee

The committee will meet to review the 2025 Compass Report card with members of the Corporate Leadership Team. Members will also conduct project evaluations in breakout groups.

• Presentation of the 2025 Report Card to the Corporate Leadership Team
• Project evaluations by committee members

The Compass Kitchener Advisory Committee reviewed and discussed the draft 2025 Report Card with the Corporate Leadership Team (CLT), receiving feedback and noting improvements in clarity and project information. No formal decisions were made; the meeting focused on discussion and planning for future evaluations and presentations.

• Chair and Vice Chair to finalize report card and send to K. Rieger
• Working groups to prepare draft evaluations for assigned projects
• Draft evaluations to be circulated by August 26, 2026
• September 2 and September 30 meetings scheduled for up to 2 hours
• Chair and Vice Chair to present report card at Council on September 28

Heritage Kitchener Committee

The Heritage Kitchener Committee is meeting to discuss a notice of intention to designate 87 Margaret Avenue. The committee will also review updates to the Municipal Heritage Register and track heritage permit applications.

• Notice of Intention to Designate: 87 Margaret Avenue (DSD-2026-287)
• Municipal Heritage Register Review August 2026 Update (DSD-2026-285)
• Review of 12 Wellington Street North
• Review of 86 Louisa St
• Heritage Permit Applications Tracking Sheet

The Heritage Kitchener Committee recommended that City Council designate 87 Margaret Avenue as a property of cultural heritage value under the Ontario Heritage Act. It also recommended pursuing heritage designation for 12 Wellington Street North and 86 Louisa Street. Both recommendations will go to the August 24, 2026 Council meeting.

• Approved recommendation to designate 87 Margaret Avenue as a cultural heritage property
• Approved recommendation to pursue heritage designation for 12 Wellington Street North
• Approved recommendation to pursue heritage designation for 86 Louisa Street

Electronic Council Communication Information Package

Kitchener Council’s July 31, 2026 electronic meeting is an information-only session where staff present the Electronic Council Communications Information Package (ECCIP). No votes or decisions are scheduled; items are provided for informational purposes only.

Property Standards Committee

The Property Standards Committee will hear three appeals concerning orders on 75 Siebert Avenue, 301 Traynor Avenue, and Unit 84 at 418 Vanier Drive. The committee reviews compliance orders and may grant extensions or overturn decisions. The meeting is a quasi‑judicial hearing; members must disclose any pecuniary interests.

• Appeal #2026-03 – 75 Siebert Avenue – Officer Mike Niederer – request to disagree with order
• Appeal #2026-05 – 301 Traynor Avenue – Officer Jody Schippanoski – request for extension of time to comply
• Appeal #2026 – 418 Vanier Drive, Unit 84 – Officer Mike Niederer – request for extension of time to comply
• Disclosure of pecuniary interest required for council and committee members
• Commencement of meeting (formal opening)

Special Council Meeting

Kitchener City Council will hold a special meeting to authorize an in-camera session immediately after the public portion to discuss a potential litigation matter related to a city facility. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as a land acknowledgment, conflict disclosure, and delegation opportunities, but no substantive decisions are scheduled for the public portion.

• Authorization of in-camera meeting for potential litigation matter (Section 239(2)(e) of Municipal Act)
• Confirmation of July 28, 2026 Council actions via By-law 2026-093

The special council meeting was largely procedural, with the only substantive decision being authorization to hold an in-camera meeting to discuss a potential litigation matter concerning a city facility. Council also gave third reading to a by-law confirming all actions and proceedings of the meeting. No other business was conducted.

• Authorized in-camera meeting for potential litigation (carried)
• Gave third reading to by-law 2026-093 confirming council actions (carried)

Electronic Council Communication Information Package

This is an information package only, containing correspondence received by staff for council's information. No decisions are being made at this meeting.

• City of Port Colborne request for provincial review of emergency shelter funding and length-of-stay standards
• Town of New Tecumseth declaration of intimate partner violence as an epidemic
• Multiple municipalities (Wawa, Wasaga Beach, Merrickville-Wolford) request equitable provincial funding for traffic calming and speed mitigation
• Township of Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan call to return to property tax reassessment cycle and opposition to Bill 100 (Better Regional Governance Act, 2026)
• Village of Sundridge opposing proposed changes to FIPPA (Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act)

Committee of Adjustment

The Committee of Adjustment will hear seven applications for minor variances and consents under the Planning Act. A key item is an affordable housing development at Fischer Hallman & Rosenberg, requiring variances for building height, facade width, and parking. Other items include residential variances for porches and additions, a golf course accessory building, and long-term lease consents for CIBC and Tim Hortons at 1020 Ottawa Street North.

• Affordable housing development at Fischer Hallman & Rosenberg requiring height increase to 21m and parking lot use variance
• Multiple variances for 60-unit residential development at 14 Holborn Court including reduced ground floor height and facade openings
• Minor variance at 83 Water Street South for a front porch setback reduction to 2.1m
• Quonset Hut setback variance at Doon Valley Golf Course (500 Doon Valley Drive)
• Two lease consents over 21 years for CIBC and Tim Hortons at 1020 Ottawa Street North

The Committee of Adjustment approved all seven applications on the agenda, including minor variances and consents. The most significant was approval for Schlegel Urban Developments Corp to build a 227-unit affordable housing development at Fischer Hallman & Rosenberg, with variances for building height, façade width, and parking lot use. All other minor variance and consent applications were also approved, including a 60-unit affordable housing development at 14 Holborn Court and consent for long-term leases for CIBC and Tim Hortons at 1020 Ottawa Street North.

• Approved minor variances for 227-unit affordable housing at Fischer Hallman & Rosenberg (A 2026-044)
• Approved consent for servicing easement at Fischer Hallman & Rosenberg (B 2026-011)
• Approved minor variances for 60-unit affordable housing at 14 Holborn Court (A 2026-042)
• Approved minor variance for front porch at 83 Water Street South (A 2026-040)
• Approved minor variance for Quonset Hut at Doon Valley Golf Course (A 2026-041)
• Approved minor variances for porch and addition at 60 Gildner Street (A 2026-043)
• Approved consent for CIBC lease at 1020 Ottawa Street North (B 2026-009)
• Approved consent for Tim Hortons lease at 1020 Ottawa Street North (B 2026-010)

Electronic Council Communication Information Package

The City of Kitchener staff has compiled an Electronic Council Communication Information Package for Council's information. The package contains various external correspondences from other municipalities and provincial/federal bodies. No decisions are being made at this meeting; items may be submitted for future agenda consideration.

• City of Timmins – Heritage Helping Housing Building Grant
• County of Simcoe – Intimate Partner Violence
• Municipality of Kincardine – Extend Deadline for Notice of Intention to Designate Listed Heritage Properties
• Town of The Blue Mountains – Modernizing Ontario's Invasive Plants Rules
• Township of Georgian Bay – A Call to Return to Property Tax Reassessment Cycle

Active Transportation and Trails Advisory Committee

The committee will receive a project update regarding Rockway-Fairway transportation connections. Staff will also provide an update on the acquisition of Neuron Mobility by Lime Canada.

• Rockway-Fairway Transportation Connections Update
• Update on Shared Micromobility Program regarding Lime Canada's acquisition of Neuron Mobility

Staff presented final recommendations for the Rockway-Fairway Transportation Connections project, including trail extensions and cycle tracks. An update was provided regarding the acquisition of Neuron Mobility by Lime Canada and the current pause in shared micromobility services.

• Recommended extending Iron Horse Trail to Rockway Drive
• Recommended installing wayfinding, sharrows, and two speed humps on Floral Crescent
• Recommended deferring Dixon St and Eckert St section to 2029 street reconstruction
• Recommended installing unidirectional cycle tracks on Wilson Av from Fairlawn Rd to Traynor Trail

Compass Kitchener Advisory Committee

The Compass Kitchener Advisory Committee will review and finalize edits to the 2026 report card. They will also receive an update on the strategic engagement plan and resident panel, and assign teams to evaluate four additional projects. Planning for an August meeting with the Community Leadership Team (CLT) is also on the agenda.

• Final edit review of 2026 Compass Kitchener Report Card
• Update on Resident Panel and Strategic Engagement Plan
• Assignment of teams to evaluate four projects
• Planning for August 5 CLT visit with report card deadline
• Draft 2026 Compass Kitchener Report Card available as information item

The Compass Kitchener Advisory Committee reached consensus to approve the content of the 2026 Strategic Plan Report Card, pending final editorial and formatting revisions. Members also confirmed engagement roles for upcoming community conversations, a youth feedback initiative, and a resident panel designed to gather public input on future priorities. Additionally, the committee established a timeline and workload distribution for evaluating four ongoing strategic projects ahead of September meetings.

• Approved final content for the 2026 Strategic Plan Report Card subject to editorial revisions
• Assigned Chair and Vice-Chair to complete formatting and document preparation
• Confirmed committee members will serve as facilitators, note takers, or observers for upcoming engagement sessions
• Agreed to evaluate four strategic projects with drafts due in September

Electronic Council Communication Information Package

This is an electronic package containing correspondence received by staff for Council's information. No decisions or discussions are scheduled; it is purely informational and items can be added to future committee agendas if requested.

• City of Mississauga - Provincial Review of Women and Children Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence
• City of Stratford - Heritage Helping Housing Building Grant
• City of Waterloo - Bill 60 Motion
• Town of Caledon - Motion for Provincial Support for Tick Borne Diseases
• Township of Puslinch - Modernizing Ontario's Invasive Plant Rules

Equity and Anti-Racism Advisory Committee

The meeting scheduled for June 30, 2026 has been cancelled. No decisions or discussions will take place.

Council Meeting

Kitchener City Council will approve a $100,000 grant for affordable housing retrofits and consider designating several heritage properties, including 130 Weber Street West and 305 King Street West. The meeting also includes a public meeting regarding the Dundee Secondary Plan and a presentation on the Centre in the Square strategic plan.

• Grant of $100,000 to Kitchener Housing Inc. for affordable housing retrofits
• Designation of 130 Weber Street West and 105-117 Onward Avenue
• Public meeting for Dundee Secondary Plan Official Plan Amendment
• Approval of Chandler Mowat Community Centre interior renovations
• Extension of Carson Drive Sewage Pumping Station purchase order by $290,000

Council approved a one-time $70,000 grant for the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony from the Economic Development Grants budget, with a requirement to report back in 2027. Also approved was a conditional go-ahead for Fire Station 8 and multi-use development at 450-470 King Street East, including an additional $5 million from the Build Community Strong Fund if the station proceeds standalone. The Dundee Secondary Plan discussion was tabled pending completion of the Kitchener 2051 Official Plan debate, which was still in progress at the end of the provided minutes.

• Approved minutes of previous meetings (unanimous)
• Approved year-end operating results for Centre in the Square retained by venue (carried)
• Approved $70,000 one-time grant for Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony with 2027 report-back and future conditional funding model (carried)
• Approved Fire Station 8 and multi-use development conditional validation report, including $5M from Build Community Strong Fund if standalone (carried)
• Approved amendment to remove minimum floor space ratio (policy 13.55) from Dundee Secondary Plan (carried)
• Tabled Dundee Secondary Plan until after Kitchener 2051 New Official Plan decision
• Declared conflict of interest for Councillor P. Singh on Kitchener 2051 Official Plan
• Acknowledged days of significance (Canadian Multiculturalism Day, Canada Day)

Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting focuses on a proposed Water Allocation Bylaw and Policy along with a related zoning bylaw amendment. Council will also authorize a closed-door session to discuss six confidential matters including negotiations, legal advice, and labour relations.

• Water Allocation Bylaw and Policy adoption
• Zoning By-law Amendment ZBA26-004-COK-GS
• In-camera authorization for 6 confidential matters (affordable housing, attendance management, procurement, stormwater, arts funding, special events)
• Public delegation period (no delegations registered)

Council approved a new Water Allocation Policy and related zoning by-law amendments to manage water capacity for development. The policy aims to provide clarity and predictability for developers and includes authorization for agreements with the Region of Waterloo. The motion was carried. Council also authorized an in-camera meeting on six matters immediately following the special meeting.

• Approved Zoning By-law Amendment Application ZBA26/004/COK/GS (both By-law 85-1 and 2019-051 amendments)
• Approved the City of Kitchener Water Allocation Policy (Attachment C)
• Authorized the General Manager of Development Services to execute an Allocation Policy Administrative Agreement with the Region of Waterloo
• Authorized the General Manager to execute tri-party Forward Looking Servicing Agreements with the Region of Waterloo and owners/proponents
• Forwarded related by-laws to the later council meeting as late starter by-laws for approval
• Authorized an in-camera meeting for six matters under Municipal Act exceptions

Planning and Strategic Initiatives Committee

The committee will hold a public hearing regarding a Zoning By-law Amendment application. This matter includes a staff presentation and a delegation from MHBC Planning before moving to City Council.

• Zoning By-law Amendment: 1014 Victoria Street North (DSD-2026-253)

The Planning and Strategic Initiatives Committee approved a Zoning By-law Amendment Application (ZBA25/012/V/ES) for Erb & Good Family Funeral Home Limited at 1014 Victoria Street North. The decision includes approval to establish a crematorium at the property under the Funeral, Burial and Cremation Services Act. The recommendation will be considered by Council later today.

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Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will discuss and potentially approve the 2025 audited consolidated financial statements, including a reconciliation of the annual surplus. They will also receive a status update on the 2nd quarter of 2026 audits. Delegations from KPMG will present the audit findings.

• 2025 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements (FIN-2026-257) with attachments
• Annual Surplus Reconciliation (Attachment A)
• KPMG Audit Findings Report (Attachment D)
• 2nd Quarter Audit Status Report (CAO-2026-262)

The Kitchener Audit Committee met on June 29, 2026, to review the city's annual financial statements and internal audit updates. The committee approved the 2025 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements following a presentation by KPMG. Additionally, the committee reviewed the 2nd Quarter Audit Status Report, which included findings regarding concrete sidewalk maintenance processes.

Electronic Council Communication Information Package

This is an information-only package containing correspondence for Council's review. No decisions are being made at this time, though members may request specific items be added to future committee agendas.

• Correspondence on Strong Mayor Powers from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
• Request from County of Peterborough regarding municipal voters list accuracy
• Town of Whitby's review of the Ontario Land Tribunal and municipal planning decisions
• Opposition from Township of Puslinch and Tay Valley regarding Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act changes
• Town of Penetanguishene's proposal on Heads and Beds Payment-in-Lieu of Taxes

Downtown Advisory Committee

The Downtown Advisory Committee will hold a roundtable on placemaking and programming for June, focusing on Carl Zeher Square, The Market, and the commercial core. Staff will provide updates on the Safety Ambassador Program, the Downtown Kitchener (DTK) initiative, and the Business Improvement Area (BIA). The committee will also receive information on end-of-term procedures for the current sitting.

• June placemaking roundtable feedback on Carl Zeher Square, The Market, and City Commercial Core
• Safety Ambassador Program update for summer
• End of term details for current committee and application process for next term
• DTK and BIA updates

Grand River Accessibility Advisory Committee (GRAAC)

The Grand River Accessibility Advisory Committee will review the 2027-2031 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan, hear updates on MobilityPLUS modernization and the Kitchener transit hub, and discuss waste management engagement. Two townships (Woolwich and Wellesley) are withdrawing from the committee. The meeting also includes a report from the Built Environment Sub Committee and a presentation on self-service kiosks at Cowan Recreation Centre.

• 2027-2031 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan
• MobilityPLUS Modernization Update
• Region of Waterloo Transit Hub Update (Kitchener location)
• Self Service Kiosks at Cowan Recreation Centre
• Notice of withdrawal from GRAAC - Township of Woolwich and Township of Wellesley

Property Standards Committee

The Property Standards Appeal Committee will hold a public hearing on Appeal #2026-03 regarding an order at 75 Siebert Avenue. The committee will decide whether to modify or quash the order. Public may attend but cannot speak.

• Appeal #2026-03 - 75 Siebert Avenue: Modify or Quash Order

Economic Development Advisory Committee

This meeting of the Economic Development Advisory Committee has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

• Meeting cancelled

Electronic Council Communication Information Package

This Electronic Council Communications Information Package is for information only and does not involve any votes or decisions by Council. It compiles correspondence from other municipalities and provincial ministries on various topics, including development charges, heritage property deadlines, and highway rest stops.

• City of Burlington - information on new Development Charge Reduction Program
• Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing - 2025 Housing Target Performance and Building Faster Fund Allocation
• Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing - Protecting Ontario's Streets and Communities Act (Bill 119)
• Township of McGarry - calling for review of OPP Municipal Policing Billing Model
• Town of Petawawa - request for sustainable provincial grant funding for fire services

Climate Change and Environment Committee

This meeting of the Climate Change and Environment Committee has been cancelled. No items will be discussed or decided.

• Meeting cancelled; no agenda items considered