Local businesses are wondering about the locations of their missing shopping carts. The city may have one solution. (Nigel Maxwell/paNOW)

By Susan McNeil

City Hall

Shopping cart policy, arenas, and gender equity on Monday agenda

Sep 26, 2022 | 8:00 AM

One of the things council will discuss at Monday’s meeting is a proposal by Councillor Charlene Miller to have city staff store stray shopping carts so businesses have a place to pick them up.

Miller’s proposal would have staff take carts that are found to the City Yards for collection by the owners.

Council will also discuss a proposal by Councillor Terra Lennox-Zepp to review the policies that guide how parks and streets are named and change them to “enable diversity and gender equity”.

Lennox-Zepp expressed concern during the discussions over naming parks for veterans that only one female was named in those changes.

A decision on whether to have all of council be the steering committee for the arenas and aquatic centre project is on the agenda.

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As it is now, the committee includes three councillors, the Mayor and the City manager plus Gord Broda and Russ Clunie.

Mayor Greg Dionne would remain the chairperson of the committee.

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susan.mcneil@pattisonmedia.com