Big bucks, big plans Brace yourself, Londoners. Councillors look to limit tax hike City councillors will walk a tightrope as they wrestle the next three days to minimize an anticipated 2001 tax hike. City on hot seat over snow clearing Swamped with complaints from Londoners upset with unplowed streets and sidewalks, city officials will meet to try to find a short-term solution. The battle over the pocketbooks of city taxpayers begins in earnest. Cycling advocate among honours list nominees Reports of the death of community activism have been greatly exaggerated, Gosse Van Oosten might say.
City digs deep for snow removal Big snow.
DeCicco charts change for city Anne Marie DeCicco takes over the helm on city council, pledging a new direction for the city. A bagful of lights, lawyers and stones An artist with a history, dogs, rocks and lawyers are among the News McNuggets in this week s city hall notebook. A happy guy Aidan Urquhart was one of five young Londoners presented city of London arts bursaries at council's last session. Others were Ruth Douthwright for dance, Jennifer Kozbial for violin and Kimberly Silver for flute. While some of the recipients thanked the city for helping them further their activities, Urquhart was positively jubilant.