The City Council of London, Ontario serves as the primary governing body for Canada’s 11th largest city, making key decisions that affect over 400,000 residents. As the main legislative authority, the Council is responsible for establishing municipal policies, approving budgets, setting tax rates, and overseeing city services including public transit, infrastructure maintenance, emergency services, and community programs. The Council typically meets twice monthly, with special meetings called as needed to address urgent matters or complex issues requiring additional deliberation.
The Council’s work encompasses a broad range of municipal governance issues, from land use planning and development approvals to environmental initiatives, economic development strategies, and social services. Members review and vote on bylaws, respond to citizen concerns, oversee major capital projects like road construction and facility upgrades, and work with city staff to ensure effective delivery of municipal services. The mix of regular and special meetings reflects the Council’s need to balance routine administrative business with emerging issues and community priorities that require timely attention.
Recent Meetings
- 17th Council Meeting - Tue Nov 4 2025
- 16th Council Meeting - Tue Oct 14 2025
- 15th Council Meeting - Tue Sep 23 2025
- 14th Council Meeting - Tue Aug 26 2025
- 13th Special Council Meeting - Tue Aug 12 2025
- 12th Council Meeting - Tue Jul 22 2025
- 11th Council Meeting - Tue Jun 24 2025
- 10th Special Council Meeting - Tue Jun 17 2025
- 9th Council Meeting - Tue Jun 3 2025
- 8th Council Meeting - Tue May 13 2025