Midland News

Union official urges board to use reserve funds to address 'the current crisis;' Board official says teachers 'will not be left there out on their own to figure this out'

Council called a staff report around property standards a 'premature' and 'rushed' and sent it back to committee to be vetted

Intent of the review is to consider “who does what” in the context of what is best and meets the needs of area residents and businesses

The money will be used for construction and operating costs

'This is like character assassination,' says resident of Copeland Creek Subdivision, talking of letters to council sent in by neighbours, accusing couple of being elitist

Women of Excellence Awards organizers shifted focus after their annual event was cancelled to create a unique series celebrating area women

Three people in neighbouring cottage were able to flee safely; 'This has been a go-to place for about 100 years,' says local resident

Despite COVID setbacks, financials indicate overall surplus of about $3.5 million, although treasurer warns ‘impact of the pandemic is ongoing’

'The pandemic has impacted our service providers and agencies, while increasing the needs among our most vulnerable residents,' says warden

Staff report says full-time staffing will be required for the boat launch to be restricted to Tay residents