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Mapleward generating station valuable despite lagging results, Synergy North says

Mapleward generating station valuable despite lagging results, Synergy North says

The station, which produces electricity using methane collected from the city's landfill, will require a second $1 million injection to stay solvent.
City will review planned raises for management

City will review planned raises for management

Some management and non-union employees could see raises “significantly over” 4 per cent, as city adjusts pay bands.
Council in Brief: May 9

Council in Brief: May 9

City council approves tennis bubble for Chapples Park, councillor questions raises for management and non-union staff.
Tennis bubble approved for Chapples Park

Tennis bubble approved for Chapples Park

City council approves tennis bubble at location preferred by club, overruling staff recommendation.
First candidates file in mayoral, at-large races

First candidates file in mayoral, at-large races

Businessperson Gary Mack announced he will take on incumbent Mayor Bill Mauro in mayoral race.
Following Up: “Gone Too Soon” memorial garden proposed for Kam River Park

Following Up: “Gone Too Soon” memorial garden proposed for Kam River Park

Parents’ group asks city council to consider rehabilitating space at foot of Donald Street for memorial garden honouring those lost to accidental overdose.
City recommends compromise on tennis bubble location

City recommends compromise on tennis bubble location

Compromise would raise costs but pave way forward for tennis bubble at Chapples Park, with construction now unlikely in 2022.
Hamilton first incumbent to file for re-election

Hamilton first incumbent to file for re-election

Coun. Brian Hamilton will face Lori Paras as he runs for a second term in McKellar Ward.
Ch’ng takes leave of absence during provincial election

Ch’ng takes leave of absence during provincial election

Northwood Ward city councillor taking unpaid leave as she runs under Liberal banner in June 2 provincial election.
Council passes 2.35% pay hike for councillors

Council passes 2.35% pay hike for councillors

Amendment to lower the increase to 1.5 per cent, in line with what unionized staff will receive, was narrowly defeated.
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