Press Releases

WOWC Attends Ministers’ Housing Forum

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – November 28, 2023 WOWC Attends Ministers’ Housing Forum Southwestern Ontario – Western Ontario Wardens' Caucus (WOWC) Chair, Glen McNeil, and Executive Director Kate Burns Gallagher,...

WOWC Meets with Provincial Representatives at Queen’s Park

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – November 21, 2023 WOWC Meets with Provincial Representatives at Queen’s Park Southwestern Ontario –Western Ontario Wardens' Caucus (WOWC) Chair, Glen McNeil, participated in a series of meetings...

WOWC Leaders Meet with Federal and Provincial Representatives to Advance Regional Priorities 

The meeting served as a platform for the WOWC to advance its 2023-24 priorities, emphasizing the importance of meaningful collaboration with federal and provincial partners to effectively address regional challenges.

WOWC Builds on Municipal-Provincial Collaboration and Regional Advocacy at AMO 2023

The WOWC continued to build on its meaningful and critical partnerships with representatives of the Province of Ontario, during the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) 2023 Conference.

WOWC Unveils 2023-2024 Priorities to MPs and MPPs  

Members of the Western Ontario Wardens’ Caucus met virtually with their regional Members of Parliament and Members of Provincial Parliament on Friday, April 14, 2023, to unveil the WOWC’s priorities for 2023-2024…

WOWC Attends Ministers’ Housing Forum

WOWC Attends Ministers’ Housing Forum

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – November 28, 2023 WOWC Attends Ministers’ Housing Forum Southwestern Ontario – Western Ontario Wardens' Caucus (WOWC) Chair, Glen McNeil, and Executive Director Kate Burns Gallagher, participated in the 2023 Ministers' Housing Forum in Toronto...

WOWC Advocacy Retains Rural Federal Seat Count 

WOWC Advocacy Retains Rural Federal Seat Count 

Western Ontario will retain their rural federal seat count as part of the federal riding redistribution plan. The WOWC advocated strongly to the Commission to ensure communities of interest remain whole and the importance of maintaining the current rural seat count for the region.