November 2019 Archive

Minority government will prove challenging

Victory may be fleeting for the federal Liberals who are facing a tough time as they form a minority government in Ottawa. Traditionally in Canada, minority governments have a relatively short lifespan, averaging one year, 140 days. The last Liberal minority government was under Paul Martin in 2004-2006.

Province dedicates funds to municipalities, retains current model

The uncertainty over the fate of Ontario’s municipal governments is now over. The Province has decided to retain the status quo, and direct dedicated funds to regional governments that will drive efficiencies and strengthen local service delivery.