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Durham Regional Chair Appointed with Expanded Budget and Infrastructure Powers

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Kevin Ashe was appointed regional chair for the Regional Municipality of Durham, joining eight regional chairs appointed by the Ontario government. The new appointees possess strong chair powers intended to speed up decision-making, reduce costs, and expedite housing and infrastructure projects. Elizabeth Roy commented on the appointment, expressing hope that the new chair will allow regional councillors a meaningful say in decision-making.

From cbc.ca

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The new regional chair has powers that include proposing the municipal budget, directing staff, and vetoing certain bylaws. These expanded authorities are designed to accelerate government priorities related to infrastructure and housing delivery in the region.

From cbc.ca

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  • AsheAppointed regional chair for the Regional Municipality of Durham
  • Elizabeth RoyCommented on the appointment of the new regional chair

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