Monday’s council saw multiple points of interest discussed and an award handed out.
Lieutenant Colonel (ret) Lance Knox, received the city’s Medal of Merit.
The majority of the evening was spent on the review of the public works fleet.
Bus purchases, elimination of plastics and the appointment of a downtown plaza committee were also discussed.
At no point was the protest outside acknowledged by anyone during the meeting.
Stay with SaultOnline and ONNTV for multiple stories breaking down these and other events inside the city throughout the week.
It blows my mind that we had a fountain in the river (Millennium fountain) up until 2017 and was deemed too expensive to maintain and yet now we have more capitol spent for a fountain in a Plaza and ongoing costs to maintain and have security. Unreal.
I am the mayor I run the city so I can get a statue to honour my legacy . Signed Provenzano . Deny it if you have the gall mr . Mayor !
The mayor should be ashamed of his selfishness and tender his resignation NOW.
It’s clear mayor and council have no interest listening to the people who voted them in, but we can still deal with the group who’s pushing this plaza and stop supporting them. I don’t believe many of us will find it difficult to avoid Queenstown.
Disappointed, but not surprised!
I actually cannot belive this. How bloody callous do you have to be.
Shame on you Travis, for disrespecting the good people who work in Council and the great things they do for the Sault
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healthcare, mental health, and addictions are provincial jurisdiction
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go protest Romano’s office.
Par for the course for the idiots in Council. Ignore the vulnerable persons of our city.
Nothing new from them.
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