(© Can Stock Photo / papparaffie) Minto is going to require its urban property owners to make sure their street numbers are showing.
Bylaw enforcement officer Cam Forbes says emergency responders sometimes find it difficult to find some addresses.
The new bylaw requires the numbers be clearly visible and at least 4 inches in size.
For anyone not complying, the municipality will put up the number, at the property-owner’s expense.
The new numbering will include parks and playgrounds.
Instead, Canada will now match the 50 per cent tariffs on roughly $28 billion of Canadian goods that came into effect Saturday morning.
Essex-Windsor EMS will roll out a new dispatch system next month.
The second-to-last night market of the year will feature more than 80 vendors selling everything from farm-fresh produce and baked treats to handcrafted goods.
The smoke has now cleared from a last-minute flurry of filing, and now we have candidates for this fall's municipal elections.
The Toronto Tempo ended a 12-game losing streak with a victory in Vancouver over the Portland Fire
It could be a wet weekend in portions of southwestern Ontario.
