Millcroft Against Development

We have modified our legal name to Millcroft Coalition Against Bad Development for clarity. Our mission is to prevent development projects inside Millcroft that will be destructive to our community. Our acronym continues as MAD.👉millcroftagainstbaddevelopment.ca/petitions

The City has been informed that as early as March 26, 2026, the developer will begin removing the remaining approved trees within select areas of the development site, specifically areas A and B. @AngBentivegna @MariannMeedWard @BurlingtonTday

Tyandaga Golf Course sells $370,000 worth of memberships in 70 minutes burlingtontoday.com/local-sports/t…

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Halton police ask for help finding missing 13-year-old last seen in Oakville burlingtontoday.com/police-beat/ha…

Ontario Construction News: The City of Burlington has confirmed its $15-million offer to purchase part of Millcroft Greens Golf Club. @MariannMeedWard @AngBentivegna @fordnation @Effie_ONB @ToddJMcCarthy @TheSpec

Shout out to MAD advocate Order of 🇨🇦 Ron Foxcroft. The CFL honours Ron with the Hugh Campbell Distinguished Leadership Award. Hugh was a 10 X Grey Cup Champion. @NeilLumsdenMPP won 3 Grey Cups under the coaching of Hugh Campbell. @fordnation @Effie_ONB @MariannMeedWard

The @TheSpec picks up our Millcroft story. @CHCHNews @yourtvhalton @AngBentivegna @MariannMeedWard @Effie_ONB

The Oakville Beaver picks up our Millcroft story. @Effie_ONB @MariannMeedWard @AngBentivegna @GaryCarrHalton @fordnation

Burlington’s $15-million offer to purchase part of Millcroft Greens Golf Club was confirmed by the city. City council waived its solicitor-client privilege and officially released information. @MariannMeedWard @AngBentivegna

The CAO contacted the owner to inquire about a potential city purchase of all or part of those lands for $15 million. The owner advised the city that it was not interested in selling the remaining lands to the city at that price. @AngBentivegna @MariannMeedWard @fordnation

Burlington confirms $15M bid to buy part of Millcroft Greens golf club insidehalton.com/news/burlingto…

Following review, Council accepted City Legal’s recommendation to waive solicitor-client privilege over limited information related to Council’s authorization of staff to negotiate the acquisition of the remaining Millcroft Golf Course lands. @MariannMeedWard @AngBentivegna

This is what we know about the city's attempt to buy Millcroft Golf Club for $15 million burlingtontoday.com/local-news/thi…

The City is excited to invite residents to the annual Spring Telephone Town Hall on Tuesday, April 14, at 7 p.m. This virtual gathering offers a convenient way to stay connected and informed about what’s happening in our community – directly from your phone. ⤵️

Breaking News! 5 to 2 in support! Council walves solicitor-client privilege over specific information that was was made public by @AngBentivegna and subsequently, by @MariannMeedWard based on advice received, at the time from the CAO, that it could be disclosed. @BurlingtonTday

Council waives solicitor-client privilege over specific information that was made public by @AngBentivegna & @MariannMeedWard based on advice received, at the time from the CAO, that it could be disclosed. Read: bit.ly/4bnD0ox. @BurlingtonTday @InsideHalton @inhalton

At its March 10, 2026, meeting, Council considered confidential report LLS-20-26 from City Legal regarding the public disclosure of information that was subject to solicitor-client privilege. Read the full release: bit.ly/4bnD0ox.

Conservation Halton extends Flood Watch. For more information, go to: conservationhalton.ca/flood-status/

As Canada marks International Women’s Day, political leaders who are encouraging more women to get into politics are also stepping up their efforts to promote greater civility amid continued reports of hateful messages on social media. bit.ly/4uhTNBT

Important conversation with @CityNewsTO about political civility in Canada and the need to support more women stepping forward to run for public office. Too often, the tone of political discourse—especially online—discourages people from participating. Initiatives like Elect Respect are working to promote respectful dialogue and ensure politics remains a place where people from all backgrounds feel safe to serve. If you’ve ever thought about getting involved in public service, I hope you’ll consider it. Our communities are stronger when more voices are at the table. Read the full article here: halifax.citynews.ca/2026/03/07/adv…