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April 29, 2026

What happens when you file a complaint Documents Raise Questions About How Municipal Complaints Are Handled Municipal policies point residents to instructions for how to

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Why Journalistic Freedom Matters in Canada

Why Journalistic Freedom Matters in Canada A free press is an important part of Canadian democracy. Journalists ask difficult questions. They investigate governments and public

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May 28, 2026

The Streisand Effect: When Attempts to Control Information Draw More Attention

The Streisand Effect: When Attempts to Control Information Draw More Attention The “Streisand Effect” is a widely recognized term used to describe situations where attempts

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May 26, 2026

Anti-SLAPP Laws: Why Public Participation and Journalism Matter

Anti-SLAPP Laws: Why Public Participation and Journalism Matter One of the nice things about living in Canada – a democracy – is that people are

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May 24, 2026

Municipal Power Has Legal Limits

Municipal Power Has Legal Limits Many people assume municipal officials are always protected from personal legal consequences because the municipality — and its insurance —

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May 22, 2026

When Municipalities Use Workplace Safety Laws to Respond to Public Criticism

When Municipalities Use Workplace Safety Laws to Respond to Public Criticism Background Across Canada, public institutions are increasingly using workplace safety language when responding to

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May 20, 2026

When Municipal Responses to Criticism Become the Bigger Story

When Municipal Responses to Criticism Become the Bigger Story Background Across Ontario, courts have increasingly been asked to weigh an important democratic question: How far

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May 18, 2026

When Municipal Disputes Escalate: Lessons From Ramara

When Municipal Disputes Escalate: Lessons From Ramara A small Ontario township is making headlines—and not for the reasons any community would want. The Township of

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May 15, 2026

A Committee Member Was Appointed. Then Removed. The Process Is Unclear.

A Committee Member Was Appointed. Then Removed. The Process Is Unclear. In July 2024, the Township established Terms of Reference for the Economic Development Committee.

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May 9, 2026

Township Tells Homeless Man To Leave Survival Site, Threatens Trespassing Charges And Disposal Of Belongings

Township Tells Homeless Man To Leave Survival Site, Threatens Trespassing Charges And Disposal Of Belongings This is a developing story. Photos reviewed by South Algonquin

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May 6, 2026

Emails Show Building Inquiry Sent to Non-Owner in Whitney Property File

Emails Show Building Inquiry Sent to Non-Owner in Whitney Property File Emails from March 2022 show that a building inquiry by the Township of South

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May 2, 2026

What happens when you file a complaint

What happens when you file a complaint Documents Raise Questions About How Municipal Complaints Are Handled Municipal policies point residents to instructions for how to

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April 29, 2026

Do We Still Believe the System Is Working?

Do We Still Believe the System Is Working? In 2022, voters were asked by Mayoral Candidate Ethel LaValley to trust that the system was working.

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April 26, 2026
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