Orléans Liberal MPP Stephen Blais is calling for support in the provincial legislature to fast-track passage of a bill that would allow a city councillor or mayor who violates workplace violence or harassment policies to be removed from office by a judge. Read More
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Orléans MPP Blais calls for support to fast track bill that would enable removing abusive elected municipal officials from office
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