Saskatchewan municipal representatives are very concerned with the government’s comments related to potential cuts to the Municipal Operating Grant (MOG) program.
Without having consulted the municipal sector, the government is indicating that
Mayors, council members and administrators from Saskatchewan cities, towns and villages are meeting during the month of June in a series of semi-annual regional meetings of Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) members.
Mayors, council members and administrators from Saskatchewan cities, towns and villages are meeting during the month of June in a series of semi-annual regional meetings of Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) members.
Mayors, council members and administrators from Saskatchewan cities, towns and villages are meeting during the month of June in a series of semi-annual regional meetings of Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) members.
Mayors, council members and administrators from Saskatchewan cities, towns and villages are meeting during the month of June in a series of semi-annual regional meetings of Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) members.
The Saskatchewan City Mayors’ Caucus, the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) and the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) agree that the Government of Saskatchewan’s commitment to implement the MOG program
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association President Allan Earle is concerned that new federal infrastructure initiatives will not get money flowing to municipalities in time for the next construction season.
A strong government to government relationship will remain priority number one for the Saskatchewan Urban Municipality Association’s (SUMA) board of directors. The strength and potential of the municipal-provincial relationship was a recurring
