It is important to remember that elected officials represent their local community and are accountable to their constituents. Their legitimacy comes from the consent of those they govern.
On Jan. 24, […]
Residents in Glen Williams remain unhappy with a recent decision by council to allow an unpopular residential development in the Halton Hills hamlet to move forward.
The 31-home development by Eden […]
In December 2016, Halton Hills Council passed its Budget for 2017. There are a number of approved Capital Infrastructure Projects that will be of interest to Glen Williams residents. If […]
On Jan. 24, Town Council received a Staff Report with Recommendations concerning the Eden Oak Creditview Heights application for a 31 home subdivision on property beside the Rail Trail and […]
Well… the results are in from the Glen Williams Special Meeting held before Town Council January 24th at the Halton Hills Civic Centre. The Mayor and all Councillors (with the exception […]
It was standing room only at a special meeting at Halton Hills Town Hall on Tuesday (Jan. 24) night as council debated whether to accept a staff recommendation to allow […]
On Tues. Jan. 24, 2017 at 6:30pm, Our elected representatives will be voting on the Eden Oak Application to construct a neighbourhood consisting of 31 homes in Glen Williams along […]
The province wants to hear what the average citizen thinks of its Ontario Municipal Board (OMB). The existence of a non-elected body that can overturn local planning decisions […]
Happy New Year and Happy Canada 150! This year of celebration is off to a wonderful start with exciting news about one of our very own residents receiving the highest […]
