Regional staff present roads plan to city council
Mayor Siscoe and Regional staff are building a direct bridge between city and Region under Bill 100
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Niagara should elect the Region’s Chair just like we elect our city mayor , by general vote across the Region.
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Bringing electoral reform to the citizens of Niagara - Durham did it, so can we!
Now that Bill 39 has passed, and Jim Bradley has been both appointed by the Province and elected by Regional Council , to the Chair, let him and all the Regional Councillors , city councillors and mayors and MPPs know what you think about Modernizing Niagara.
We have been talking about it for years, it is time to make electing a Regional Chair happen. Make your voice known, talk to your councillors, complete our quick form, help make a difference in Niagara. You have the voice to do so!
At the same time, we are advocating for the Double Direct Model whereby 6 of 12 City councillors will serve as both a Regional and City Councillor; Double Direct like Oakville.
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Mayor Siscoe and Regional staff are building a direct bridge between city and Region under Bill 100
A new plan is being mapped out for busy regional roads that shifts focus to the community
As has been the case many times in the past, all discussions regarding any type of governance reform have again gone quiet.
Are you in favour of the Council of the Regional Municipality of Niagara passing the necessary resolutions and bylaws to change the method of selecting its Chair from appointment by members of Regional Council to election by general vote of all electors in the Region?