County concerned about misuse of Crown land
News13 July 2021
By Chad Ingram
Haliburton County council is attempting to open a dialogue with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry about the ongoing inappropriate use of Crown land within the county’s borders.
Councillors received a memo from Algonquin Highlands Mayor Carol Moffatt during a June 23 online meeting,
“The comments that are contained in the report to council, they’re a fraction of what I’m sure we’ve all heard off and on over many years, and many are anecdotal,” Moffatt told her colleagues. “There is definitely a change in attitude these days … and if we don’t make it clear what kind of community we want to have and then work toward it, we could end up with the wild west.”
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Municipal councillors speak with representatives from Rogers Communications and the Eastern Ontario Regional Network during an April 28 meeting regarding EORN’s cell gap project. /Screenshot
News3 May 2021
By Chad Ingram
The Eastern Ontario Regional Network’s cell gap project will see between 30 and 40 new communication towers constructed throughout Haliburton County and the entire project, which includes the construction of 300 new towers throughout Eastern Ontario and the upgrading of 300 existing ones, is expected to be completed in four years and three months.
It was announced on March 19 that Rogers Communications had been the successful bidder on the mammoth project, and during an April 28 online meeting, county and municipal councillors heard from representatives of EORN and Rogers about how the project would unfold.