Correction to Previous Blog Post

Correction to Previous Blog Post

Shortly after sending an email to Stacey Lowe, copied to the Town Council, wherein I expressed my concern that an improper process appeared to have been followed for Susan Flower’s notice of motion at the Regular Council Meeting on July 8, 2024, I received the...
New Procedural Bylaw As Clear as Mud

New Procedural Bylaw As Clear as Mud

ABSTRACT The rework of the section describing Notices of Motion in the new Procedural Bylaw 17/2024, adopted by Council at its June 24, 2024 Regular Council Meeting, suggested that it would follow the process to be followed as to be expected for what constitutes a...
Confronting the Truth With Gaslighting

Confronting the Truth With Gaslighting

ABSTRACT After having advised Council and the Administration that the procedure followed for adopting the new Procedural Bylaw 17/2024 on June 24, 2024 was flawed, in that there was no motion for second reading of the bylaw, which is required for debate to proceed,...
Adoption of New Procedural Bylaw Paused by Town Council

Adoption of New Procedural Bylaw Paused by Town Council

ABSTRACT At the May 27, 2024 Regular Council Meeting, the Administration presumably had  hoped that its revised Procedural Bylaw 17/2024 would be adopted by Council. However, its hopeful completion of the whitewashing of its failure to ensure compliance with aspects...
Making a Mess to Save Face

Making a Mess to Save Face

ABSTRACT Two previous blogs, here and here, have addressed how the town’s Administration with its revised draft Procedural Bylaw 17/2024 was using it to whitewash its failure to ensure that the Town Council complied with aspects of its existing Procedural bylaw...