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Whitby human rights complaint dismissed against councillors, mayor, town and integrity commissioner (opens the original)
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A human rights complaint brought by Whitby regional councillors Steve Yamada and Chris Leahy against Mayor Elizabeth Roy, Reg. Coun. Rhonda Mulcahy and Centre Ward Coun. Niki Lundquist has been dismissed. Complaints against the Town of Whitby and the townâs integrity commissioner were also dismissed. The dismissal ends a saga that has cost nearly $167,000 in investigations so far, according to official numbers verified by the town. In a statement, Roy said she was pleased the Human Rights Trib
Three Whitby mayoral candidates battle it out for your vote in lively debate Thursday night (opens the original)
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A full house packed the Abilities Centre auditorium on Thursday evening to hear Whitbyâs three mayoral candidates square off in the Whitby Chamber of Commerce mayoral debate, in anticipation of the Oct. 26 municipal election. Moderator Ken Regular kept things firmly under control, with each candidate given one-minute opening and one-minute closing statements. Regular asked five questions that all the candidates answered, followed by a brief debating period and a lightning round of questions. W
Whitby councillors frustrated by dormant, abandoned places, want action taken (opens the original)
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Whitby council is asking staff for a report on properties that lie dormant or undeveloped for a period of 12 to 24 months and âcan negatively affect neighbourhoods.â The motion, which passed unanimously on Monday evening at committee-of-the-whole, received widespread support. Much of the discussion with staff centred around the limits of what the town’s Property Standards Bylaws, Clean Community Bylaws and Site Alteration Bylaws would cover and the precise legal definitions of when the town
You can nominate someone special aged 12 to 18 years from the town of Whitby (opens the original)
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Do you know a young person in Whitby who deserves to be recognized for all the good things they do? You can now nominate them for the Town of Whitbyâs 21st annual Celebrating Youth Awards, which recognize outstanding young leaders in Whitby who have made positive contributions to the community. Nominees much be Whitby youth aged 12 to 18 who through their selfless actions, volunteerism, or involvement in school or community organizations, have demonstrated a commitment to making Whitby a bette
Whitby data centre report proposal nixed by Whitby council, no bylaw to stop proposals either (opens the original)
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Despite concerns raised by Reg. Coun. Chris Leahy and resident Jessica Street, who both called for an interim control bylaw to prevent a data centre from coming to Whitby, council did not heed their warning. While there is no current application for a data centre â huge plants that are built in municipalities to power artificial intelligence (A.I.) â in Whitby, Leahy raised concerns about an application coming at any time. Leahy brought forward two extensive data centre motions asking for a
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