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Monthly Archives: January 2019
Priority Water treatment, Transparency and Engagement
A Peek Through Murky Waters Council should provide more public information on many items it discusses behind closed doors: this is the finding of an investigation into Council’s use of closed meetings. In most cases Council should tell the public … Continue reading
Investigator’s Report on South Frontenac Council’s Secrecy
Last summer I made a request for “…. an investigation of the decision ….. to keep the fact that …[information on the details of the problem that are not yet public]… at Sydenham’s Municipal water facility from the public. The … Continue reading
Politeness and Politics
Happy New year to you, your family and friends. I am looking forward to working with the new Council in 2019 for a more open, inclusive, compassionate and sustainable community. South Frontenac Code of Conduct With politics becoming ever more … Continue reading
