Keith Riel

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Bierk and Riel Hopeful for Wolfe Street Housing Strategy
By
Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay
and
Coming out of a closed session on September 5th, Peterborough City Council voted unanimously to temporarily amend the Parks and Facilities bylaw 19-074 and Trespass bylaw 19-075.
Council Moves to Defer Report on CMHA and Peterborough Drug Strategy Funding Pending Agency Presentations
By
Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay
and
On September 5th, 2023, Peterborough City Council moved to defer a report on funding for CMHA and the Peterborough Drug Strategy until they could hear presentations from agencies who deliver supports for marginalized individuals in the community.
Council Sets Tax Increase Guideline for 2024 Budget
By
Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay
and
Following seven hours of meetings, Council passed a motion to recommend a range for Staff of 4.5%-5.5% which passed 9-2 with Councillors Keith Riel and Dave Haacke voting against. The decision will be ratified at the next Council meeting on August 28th.
Peterborough Formally Supports B’nai Brith's Call to Action and Addresses The Great Pickleball DebatePeterborough Formally Supports B’nai Brith's Call to Action and Addresses The Great Pickleball Debate
Peterborough Formally Supports B’nai Brith's Call to Action and Addresses The Great Pickleball Debate
Abbigale Kernya
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October 24, 2023
Plan to Construct 28,000 New Housing Units in Eastern Ontario over the next Seven Years Presented to CouncilPlan to Construct 28,000 New Housing Units in Eastern Ontario over the next Seven Years Presented to Council
Plan to Construct 28,000 New Housing Units in Eastern Ontario over the next Seven Years Presented to Council
Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay
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October 3, 2023
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Radio Free Arthur
Radio Free ArthurEpisode 6 - How Much a Budget Cost?
Produced by
Abbigale Kernya
 &
Sebastian Johnston-Lindsay
With two weeks having passed since the editors last properly sat down together, there is so much to catch up on. From several new articles from Arthur journalists, a breakdown on the latest from Peterborough City Hall—including the new waste collection program—and the much awaited 2024 budget, there's much to talk about and only so much t
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