Northwestern Ontario mayors resist broad strong mayor powers
Mayors across nine Ontario municipalities largely decline to use new strong mayor powers granted by the Ford government. Several have delegated powers to councils while others maintain consensus governance. Thunder Bay started in 2023, with eight other communities receiving powers on May 1 this year, prompting surprise and debate over accountability, housing targets, and budget control.
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