Municipal Review | What it might mean for Waterloo region: Ken Seiling
The province has announced its anticipated review of Ontario's municipal government system. What could it mean for Waterloo region? Former regional chair Ken Seiling has been announced as co-chair of the process.
Ontario's Progressive Conservatives have announced a plan to comprehensively review the province's regional governments.
The review includes all eight regional municipalities — Halton, York, Durham, Waterloo, Niagara, Peel, Muskoka District, Oxford County, and the County of Simcoe — and their lower-tier municipalities.
- Ken Seiling to head up province's review of Ontario municipalities — including Waterloo region
- New chair Karen Redman explains what she thinks the municipal review may mean for Waterloo Region
A total of 82 municipalities will be examined, and the province hasn't ruled out the possibility that some could be amalgamated in the future.
CBC Kitchener-Waterloo asked former Region of Waterloo Chair Ken Seiling about the upcoming review, his new role and what he brings to the process of examining Ontario's municipal governance.
Listen to the interview: