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Why I’m Running for Hawkesbury Municipal Council
Hawkesbury has potential. Simon Guindon explains why he is running for Municipal Council and his priorities: responsible growth, long-term planning and turning residents’ priorities into action.
Why I’m Running for Hawkesbury Municipal Council
Hawkesbury has potential. Simon Guindon explains why he is running for Municipal Council and his priorities: responsible growth, long-term planning and turning residents’ priorities into action.
Main West Delayed to 2027: Hawkesbury Moves Ahe...
Hawkesbury is redirecting resources from the delayed Main West project toward paving John and William Streets in 2026. The proposed work carries a maximum budget of $450,000, with Main West...
Main West Delayed to 2027: Hawkesbury Moves Ahe...
Hawkesbury is redirecting resources from the delayed Main West project toward paving John and William Streets in 2026. The proposed work carries a maximum budget of $450,000, with Main West...
Hawkesbury’s New Official Plan: Shaping the Tow...
Hawkesbury has reached the final draft stage of its new Official Plan. The document will help guide how the Town approaches land use, housing, development and growth as it looks...
Hawkesbury’s New Official Plan: Shaping the Tow...
Hawkesbury has reached the final draft stage of its new Official Plan. The document will help guide how the Town approaches land use, housing, development and growth as it looks...
Hawkesbury Moves Forward With $2.5-Million Wate...
Hawkesbury is moving ahead with a $2.5-million program to replace approximately 2,500 residential and commercial water meters. The new technology promises improved accuracy, leak detection and compatibility with future smart-meter...
Hawkesbury Moves Forward With $2.5-Million Wate...
Hawkesbury is moving ahead with a $2.5-million program to replace approximately 2,500 residential and commercial water meters. The new technology promises improved accuracy, leak detection and compatibility with future smart-meter...
Hawkesbury Faces a $6.36-Million Annual Infrast...
Hawkesbury owns approximately $434.5 million in municipal infrastructure. Its 2025 Asset Management Plan identifies an estimated $6.36-million annual funding gap and proposes a long-term strategy to address it.
Hawkesbury Faces a $6.36-Million Annual Infrast...
Hawkesbury owns approximately $434.5 million in municipal infrastructure. Its 2025 Asset Management Plan identifies an estimated $6.36-million annual funding gap and proposes a long-term strategy to address it.
Hawkesbury Receives Strong Mayor Powers: What D...
Hawkesbury officially received strong mayor powers on May 1, 2025, changing how certain municipal decisions can be made. Here’s what residents should know about the Mayor’s new authority, Council’s role...
Hawkesbury Receives Strong Mayor Powers: What D...
Hawkesbury officially received strong mayor powers on May 1, 2025, changing how certain municipal decisions can be made. Here’s what residents should know about the Mayor’s new authority, Council’s role...