- Archive records
- 7
- Minute sets located
- 7
- City attendance events
- Not indexed
5 council · 2 committee · 0 hearing/board
Attendance coverage: attendance shown from minutes; quarterly grid not yet indexed.125 City-documented meeting records in one searchable archive. Earlier-council records are labelled separately and do not change current-term attendance, compensation, question or vote totals.
October 3, 2023 through September 15, 2026. Earlier 2023 coverage is still being expanded.
5 council · 2 committee · 0 hearing/board
Attendance coverage: attendance shown from minutes; quarterly grid not yet indexed.23 council · 17 committee · 7 hearing/board
Attendance coverage: full year.17 council · 19 committee · 5 hearing/board · 2 workshops
Attendance coverage: full year.10 council · 12 committee · 4 hearing/board · 2 workshops
Attendance coverage: through June 30.An archive record is a meeting or documented event listed here. A minute set is the written record located for one of those meetings. A City attendance event is an event appearing in a quarterly attendance grid. Some archived meetings are missing from those grids, and some workshops appear only in attendance reports.
2024 example: the archive contains 47 records and 46 minute sets. The attendance reports list 44 events. Eight archived meetings are absent from the attendance grids, while five workshops appear only in those grids, producing 52 distinct documented events across both sources.
2024 Q1 attendance ↗ · Q2 ↗ · Q3 ↗ · Q4 ↗
The agenda includes Q2 variance reports for the General, Land, Sanitation and Water and Sewer funds.
Kunuk asked council to consider City representation on a small HTA committee concerning the Apex dock; the chair treated it as a future-agenda request.
Stevenson asked three questions about the planned Astro Hill redevelopment's loss of family-sized units, then opposed the recommendation.
Tundra Ridge land disposal carried with Aglukark, Kunuk and Matshazi for; Flaherty abstained.
Kenny Bell asked Council to enforce existing short-term-rental rules and report regularly.
Committee advanced land and quarry permits for multiple contractors.
City Q2 attendance report
A 36-unit apartment development carried with Smith and Aglukark for, Stevenson opposed.
Lot 860 zoning first reading carried 4–1; the minutes identify Flaherty as opposed.
Committee recommended approval of the public-engagement scope of work.
City Q2 attendance report
Council accepted the 2025 audited financial statements and management letter.
Committee recommended a four-storey apartment building with ground-floor commercial space.
Council ordered a public call-out for the vacant council seat.
City Q1 attendance report
City Q1 attendance report
City Q1 attendance report
City Q1 attendance report
City Q1 attendance report
City Q1 attendance report
City Q1 attendance report
City Q1 attendance report
Committee reviewed its structure and rules before becoming a Committee of the Whole.
City Q1 attendance report
City Q1 attendance report
Committee reviewed replacing itself with an internal interagency working group.
City Q1 attendance report
City Q1 attendance report
Council awarded a $1,527,197 pumper truck plus GST and a $100,000 contingency.
City Q4 2025 attendance report
Council approved the 2026 operating budget.
Recreation estimated approximately $250,000 to turf the outfield and said sponsorship work was underway.
A housing-development deferral was defeated, then reconsidered through a procedure the minutes call irregular but unchallenged.
Committee recommended the 2026 operating budget.
Official record; omitted from City Q4 attendance grid
The committee reviewed its mandate and heard questions from members at large about Inuit business participation and non-profit roles.
Council approved a Noble House improvement-tax rebate capped at $44,280.77.
Committee advanced the West 40 concept plan, cultural protection and phased lot-disposal strategy.
City Q4 2025 attendance report
Council approved the 2026 capital budget.
Committee recommended the roughly $83-million 2026 draft capital budget.
First and second readings of the Apex NHC land-disposal by-law carried 3–1 among named voters.
Council approved the Apex NHC land disposal and the Uquutaq and Pinnguaq charge exemptions.
Committee reviewed the by-law index and requested active, obsolete and housekeeping lists.
Committee recommended the Apex NHC modular-home land disposal.
Council discussed RCMP capacity, transit delivery and the vehicle-impound arrangement.
Council approved 2025 capital and operating budget amendments as separate decisions.
The ATCO Loop non-profit housing land disposal advanced 5–2 after detailed affordability and environmental questions.
RCMP traffic enforcement and summer liquor-store, beach and check-stop patrols were questioned.
The hearing addressed By-law 1019.
Committee reviewed quarry administration, extraction monitoring and future revenue.
Council approved the 46-unit NHC apartment decision recommended in April.
Official minutes; omitted from the City quarterly attendance grid
The Board considered assessment appeals and assessor corrections.
Council received the 2024 audited financial statements.
The hearing received public representations on the proposed development.
Committee recommended a 46-unit NHC development with five three-bedroom units and walkway work.
Council advanced the eight-storey mixed-use development after questioning water and fire capacity.
The hearing addressed the published planning by-law matter.
Committee discussed alcohol-sales controls, public intoxication, loitering and community supports.
Council deferred second reading of the Procurement By-law and sent it back for revisions.
Committee advanced a six-unit housing rezoning while questioning bedroom mix and snowmobile-trail protection.
Committee recommended that Administration seek subsidies and develop an accessible-transport fee structure using $40 per half hour as a guideline.
Council added $1.37 million in 2024 carryovers to the 2025 capital budget.
Council approved a livery licence for the proposed IQ Transit shuttle.
Recreation reported that a Jays Care ball-field application was unsuccessful.
Council completed the 2025 mill-rate by-law on a named 3–2 vote.
The hearing concerned the 2025 mill-rate by-law.
Council selected 2025 mill-rate Option 3A on a named 4–3 vote.
Committee recommended the De Beers winter-trail permit while rejecting the watershed route as a contingency.
City Q1 2025 attendance report; supporting package not yet located
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Agenda and motion registry located; minutes are not listed in the City archive
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Written minutes reviewed; questions and motion totals indexed.
Council received the long-term water-supply project update tied to $214 million in federal funding.
Council requested follow-up on abandoned and crashed vehicles.
A proposed on-the-land facility was defeated 2–4, with the named vote preserved.
Kimberly Smith and Romeyn Stevenson were sworn in, marking the first sitting of the newly elected council.
The minutes identify this as the last council meeting before the October 23 municipal election. The meeting opened at 6 p.m. and adjourned at 6:59 p.m.
The committee opened at 6 p.m. and adjourned at 7:23 p.m. Motions PD23-56 through PD23-65 are indexed separately from council motions.
The signed minutes were approved October 10. The meeting opened at 6 p.m., went in camera at 7:03 p.m., returned at 7:53 p.m. and adjourned at 7:53 p.m.