Cover story · September 2026
The harbour vote that redrew the map
After eleven months of hearings, the city set aside 40 acres of shoreline for a public walk and a market hall.
Read the cover story01 This month
Harbour City — September 2026. Independent reporting, once a month.
City desk
A 7–2 vote ends a year of hearings and reserves 40 acres for a shoreline path, a small-boat basin, and a market hall.
The harbour commission voted 7–2 on Thursday to adopt the North Wharf plan, setting aside 40 acres for a public walk, a small-boat basin, and a market hall. The decision closes eleven months of hearings that filled the council chamber on weeknights.
Construction is scheduled to begin in March. Vendors who use the seasonal lot will be offered stalls inside the new hall, and the city pledged to keep the shoreline path open while the work is underway.
Education
Enrolment doubled this term. The school board opened rooms at East Yard and Lane Street, with classes held after the day shift ends.
Work
Machine shops along the river added 180 jobs between June and August, led by repair contracts for the ferry fleet.
Inside the issue
Twelve days of reporting, three late cuts, and one story held for October because a document set had not been released.
02 The back file
Six months of the bulletin. Read and download links are placeholders until each PDF is added.
September
2026
August
2026
No. 08
Heat on the grid, a ferry timetable fight, and the harvest preview.
July
2026
June
2026
May
2026
April
2026
03 The paper
We publish once a month so reporting has time to be right.
Monthly News Bulletin is an independent city paper, established in 2014. Each issue is reported, edited, and designed as a single edition: a cover story, shorter briefings, and a letter from the editor.
We do not sell reader details. Letters sent through the contact form are stored for the newsroom and read by the desk. Corrections run in the following issue and are noted on this page when they affect a story still linked here.
Editor-in-chief
Sets the issue, edits the cover story, and writes the closing letter.
News editor
Runs the city desk and checks every figure before it reaches the page.
Design editor
Designs the monthly and keeps the archive readable in print and on screen.
04 Write to us
Tips, corrections, and letters for the next issue. Fields marked with * are required.
Messages are saved in our database for the editors. We do not pass contact details to advertisers.