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Oct 15, 2026
The City of Temiskaming Shores seeks proposals from qualified consultants to conduct an Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Audit of the City's internal operations.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Temiskaming Shores
This Transit Improvement Plan, commissioned by Temiskaming Transit, provides a comprehensive assessment of the existing transit system, identifies opportunities for service improvements, and explores potential expansion into neighboring communities. The recommended strategy (Scenario 8) involves implementing a fixed-route service between Cobalt and New Liskeard and a supplementary on-demand transit service for areas such as Dymond, the hospital, and the city center. Key priorities include optimizing service frequency and reliability, enhancing customer service through fare adjustments and communication improvements, and fostering regional connections to improve operational efficiency and attract new riders.
The meeting addressed several key business items, including public meetings for noise by-law exemption requests from the Royal Canadian Legion and New Liskeard Biker's Reunion. Administrative reports were received covering public works projects such as a concrete sidewalk and curb tender award, generator replacements for the Dymond Reservoir and Haileybury Water Treatment Plant, and equipment purchases. Recreation services reports included an RFP award for park concessions and comments regarding the Ontario Energy Board's franchise agreement. Corporate services updates included branding and marketing projects, OMERS governance changes, and conference registrations. A closed session was held regarding a human resources matter, leading to the amendment of the compensation structure for the Chief Administrative Officer position.
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The Council discussed various correspondence items concerning regional municipal advocacy, infrastructure funding, and provincial legislative reviews. Key actions included endorsing the Ontario Underground Infrastructure Mapping Strategy, supporting resolutions regarding provincial-municipal fiscal frameworks and health and safety protections for municipal workers, and addressing regulatory changes for Blue Box programs. The Council also approved noise exemptions for community events, authorized revisions to non-union management salary structures, appointed a Fence-viewer, and passed several by-laws related to water infrastructure, heavy equipment procurement, and facility lease agreements.
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