Council Highlights

City Council reviewed the Momentum wellbeing plan update, approved $21.55M for substations, rezoned Ranchlands site, and reviewed tax bylaw amendments.

City Council approved the Whistleblower Policy, updated the Procedure Bylaw, passed four rezoning bylaws following public hearings, and more.

City Council approved 2026 tax bylaws, reviewed the Community Survey, and received a notice of motion for a pilot to allow alcohol in City parks.

April 7 City Council highlights include electric rate changes, key tax bylaws, community vibrancy grants,

urban hens, and public participation updates.

City Council addressed utility rate governance, approved key bylaws following public hearings, and reduced the dishonoured payments fee effective April 1.

March 2 City Council highlights: Sports Wall of Fame inductees, new Downtown Safety Grant, and the 2025 Parks & Recreation Report.

During the February 17 City Council meeting:

Council received a presentation on the 2026 Property Assessment results, gave first reading to two bylaws, approved an updated Community Funding Framework, and   approved a motion to pause further work on the Transportation Master Plan and associated strategies, while re‑starting engagement on the Riverside Corridor with a renewed focus on trust‑building.

City Council advances the $131.5M Saamis Solar project and receives a Notice of Motion to pause transportation policy engagement until late 2026.

Three Public Hearings were held to discuss the proposed rezoning of several residential lots, a pause on the RFP for a new recreation facility, and the appointment of Joseph Hutter as Interim City Manager.