
Ontario Proposes Significant Changes to Regional Governance
The Ontario government will be proposing the Better Regional Governance Act, 2026, which would implement substantial changes to governance structures in several upper-tier municipalities across the province. If passed, the legislation would introduce provincially appointed regional chairs with strong executive powers; reduce the size of certain regional councils; and expand the use of weighted voting at...
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