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Report
This report presents concrete recommendations for the new government’s first 100 days in 15 priority areas—from getting infrastructure built to making housing more affordable to achieving universal Internet access.
- Public transit
- Rural communities
- Climate change
- Housing
- Infrastructure
News release
Bill Karsten, president of FCM, issued the following statement welcoming the new federal government.
- Public transit
- Municipal finance
- Infrastructure
News release
FCM's statement on the release of the New Democratic Party of Canada's election platform costing, which confirms a major commitment to affordable housing, along with commitments to strengthen public transit, adapt communities to new climate extremes, and strengthen rural broadband connectivity.
- Broadband
- Disaster mitigation
- Housing
- Public transit
News release
Municipal leaders respond with concern to news from Canada’s largest telecommunications companies that they intend to reduce or review the number of rural households that will receive improved broadband connectivity, following a recent CRTC decision.
- Northern and remote communities
- Rural communities
- Telecommunications
News release
Big City Mayors’ Caucus Chair Don Iveson issued the following statement at the close of a series of meetings between Canadian mayors, the Prime Minister, and federal cabinet ministers.
- Big City Mayors' Caucus
- Disaster mitigation
- Federal Budget
- Public transit
Case study
A partnership between the municipality and school boards is increasing high school students' independence and their long-term use of sustainable transportation.
- Public transit
- Sustainability
- Transportation
News release
Three big-city Canadian mayors make the case for a modernized approach to reduce emissions, boost productivity and shorten people's commutes.
- Big City Mayors' Caucus
- Public transit
To cut its dependence on diesel-generated electricity, the lakeside northern community of Whati studied construction of a hydroelectric system powered by running water from the nearby La Martre River Falls, which flow out of Lac Le Martre.
- Energy
- Northern and remote communities
- Sustainability