Bristol council addresses concerns around recent decisions
June 16, 2026
Bristol residents with questions and concerns about recent goings-on at the municipality packed its town hall on June 16 to try to get some answers.
Bristol residents with questions and concerns about recent goings-on at the municipality packed its town hall on June 16 to try to get some answers.
Council voted five in favour and one against the termination, which was effective May 26.
The Municipality of Bristol has announced Sunday, June 28 as the polling day for residents to elect a new councillor to fill seat four. Advance
Graham cited disagreements over the fate of a Pontiac Station property as a reason for his resignation.
Bristol residents with questions and concerns about recent goings-on at the municipality packed its town hall on June 16 to try to get some answers. Some 80 people squeezed themselves into all corners of the meeting room to hear from
Council voted five in favour and one against the termination, which was effective May 26.
The Municipality of Bristol has announced Sunday, June 28 as the polling day for residents to elect a new councillor to fill seat four. Advance polling will be Sunday, June 21. The seat was previously occupied by Greg Graham, who
Graham cited disagreements over the fate of a Pontiac Station property as a reason for his resignation.
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