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Welcome to Municipal Affairs We turning our focus to the town of Norman Wells, Northwest Territories, where the community is grappling with the consequences of an unprecedented supply chain disruption. Amidst record-low water levels along the Mackenzie River this past summer, barge shipments — a lifeline for delivering essential supplies to this remote region — were cancelled. This has led to drastic spikes in fuel and supply prices as the town now relies heavily on more cost

Welcome to Municipal Affairs In this episode, we’re focusing on one of the most significant gatherings for municipal leaders in Manitoba—the AMM Fall Convention. Every November, over 800 delegates from across the province come together for this annual general meeting of the Association of Manitoba Municipalities. This year, from November 25 to 27, 2024, the convention will host elections for the AMM's Executive Committee, including the positions of President and two Vice-Pres

Welcome to Municipal Affairs. We are highlighting an exciting collaboration between the City of Grande Prairie, the County of Grande Prairie, and the Municipal District of Greenview: a united initiative aimed at showcasing the exceptional investment opportunities in Northwest Alberta. With its abundant natural resources and thriving communities, this region offers tremendous potential for businesses and investors. The three municipalities have joined forces under the banner o

Welcome to Municipal Affairs. Today’s episode shines a spotlight on a key aspect of daily life in our province: transportation. Alberta's municipalities are as diverse as its landscapes, and the transportation needs of each community reflect that variety. Whether it's the urban bustle of cities like Edmonton and Calgary or the rural tranquillity of smaller towns, villages, or summer villages, local governments are constantly seeking innovative ways to reduce congestion, impro

Welcome to Municipal Affairs. With just days remaining until the Saskatchewan Provincial Election on October 28th, we’re diving deep into the state of the race, the key issues shaping voter sentiment, and what the parties are doing in these final hours to secure their base and sway undecided voters. This election has been anything but ordinary. We’ve seen an intense battle between the long-governing Saskatchewan Party, led by Premier Scott Moe, and the resurgent NDP under Car

Welcome to Municipal Affairs. We are honoured to have Tony Kulbisky, President of the Canadian Association of Municipal Administrators, also known as CAMA. CAMA is a national, not-for-profit organization that serves as a professional network for individuals in senior management positions within Canadian municipalities. This association plays a vital role in supporting municipal leaders as they navigate the complexities of public administration. CAMA sets a high bar for profes

Welcome to Municipal Affairs. Over the last two weeks, our team has been travelling across Saskatchewan in preparation for our live Saskatchewan Provincial Election Night Special. During our journey, we’ve connected with mayors, councillors, and other key stakeholders to understand how this election will shape the future of municipalities. And as the Saskatchewan Election continues to unfolds, you will certainly need to stay informed with The SKoop Political Briefing newsle

Welcome to Municipal Affairs! Today, we're talking about a shift in New Brunswick politics. New Brunswickers have voted for change, and in doing so, they've made history. Susan Holt has led the New Brunswick Liberal Party to a decisive victory, ending six years of Progressive Conservative rule. The results: 31 seats for the Liberals, 16 for the PCs, and two for the Greens. Even outgoing Premier Blaine Higgs lost his seat. As municipalities across the province are preparing fo