Unanimous-result reconstructions, with 1,322 supporting positions. Each is labelled separately from a named roll call.
2023–2027 · VOTING COVERAGE
2024 Council voting: minutes, tallies and source holds
Original minutes and registries checked October 4, 2026 for all 23 indexed Council meetings in 2024, including two special meetings. The selected voting index expands while every existing entry is preserved.
The opening 2023 review adds earlier stage context.
December motions 23-383 and 23-386 appear to give first readings later repeated in existing 2024 entries 24-109 and 24-258. The earlier motions are held from extra indexed support pending sequence clarification; existing 2024 entries are preserved. Read the cross-year source review.
Across selected years and committees. Explore member voting records.
The source inventory retains them; no additional index entry or member support is assigned while the stage sequence remains unclear.
349 numbered entries reconciled.
239 are substantive voted motion entries, 109 are procedural and one was withdrawn without a vote. The substantive disposition is 216 additions, eight formal motion IDs already covered in seven existing entries, and fifteen held stages. The existing 24-100 / 24-101 combined-reading entry stays grouped.
Procedure includes agenda and minute approvals, session transitions and adjournments. A substantive direction to defer or refer business is indexed when it has a verified vote; an unvoted agenda deferral is not. The two special meetings have one substantive vote between them.
These are selected voting counts, not full-term voting percentages or measures of effectiveness. The indexed 2024 and 2025 committee and board written voting sources are now reviewed. Other committee years and attribution holds remain separate work. Read the completed committee review.
CHAIRS, CONFLICTS AND AFFIRMATION
Smith chaired May 14, August 13, August 27 and September 10; Flaherty chaired the voted items on June 11 and November 26. On June 11 Awa briefly took the chair for a noise-exemption item that lacked quorum, then Flaherty resumed. No vote is invented for that discussion.
Where Awa attended as an ordinary member under another chair, his reconstructed support reconciles with the full unanimous tally. The existing June 11 and August 27 named votes also expressly identify his support. The person actually chairing receives no ordinary support position.
Aglukark was appointed February 13 and affirmed February 27. The earlier minutes do not place her on the voting roster; she receives no support or absence before the recorded affirmation. Conflicts are item-specific and remain separate from abstentions. A reduced tally is checked against the named conflict or departure.
May 28 motion 24-138, second reading of Vehicle for Hire By-law 971, was withdrawn. Motion 24-139 separately sends the bylaw back to staff and is indexed as that direction, not as a successful reading.
APPARENT REPEATED STAGES
Earlier compound motions give readings that later minutes record again under separate numbers. These are clarification holds, not claims that the later recorded votes never happened. Where the operative text only refers to an attached land draft, parcel identity is not guessed.
Supplemental posted bylaws identify the zoning and authority changes: By-law 983. By-law 982. By-law 987. By-law 975.
24-286
Lot 3, Block 3, Plan 1986 acquisition/disposal first or second reading appears to repeat the August 27 compound first/second-reading approval in 24-260.
Original meeting and sources24-287
Lot 3, Block 3, Plan 1986 acquisition/disposal first or second reading appears to repeat the August 27 compound first/second-reading approval in 24-260.
Original meeting and sources24-288
Lot 3, Block 3, Plan 1986 acquisition/disposal first or second reading appears to repeat the August 27 compound first/second-reading approval in 24-260.
Original meeting and sources24-289
Lot 3, Block 3, Plan 1986 acquisition/disposal first or second reading appears to repeat the August 27 compound first/second-reading approval in 24-260.
Original meeting and sources24-290
By-law 972 first, second or final reading appears to repeat the August 27 compound all-three-readings approval in 24-258. No additional indexed support is assigned until the stage sequence is clarified.
Original meeting and sources24-291
By-law 972 first, second or final reading appears to repeat the August 27 compound all-three-readings approval in 24-258. No additional indexed support is assigned until the stage sequence is clarified.
Original meeting and sources24-268
By-law 972 first, second or final reading appears to repeat the August 27 compound all-three-readings approval in 24-258. No additional indexed support is assigned until the stage sequence is clarified.
Original meeting and sources24-269
Lot 1, Block 232, Plan 3591 disposal first or second reading appears to repeat the July 23 compound first/second-reading and Pinnguaq land-award motion 24-219.
Original meeting and sources24-270
Lot 1, Block 232, Plan 3591 disposal first or second reading appears to repeat the July 23 compound first/second-reading and Pinnguaq land-award motion 24-219.
Original meeting and sources24-206
Sivumugiaq-area first readings appear to repeat the compound June 25 first-reading motion 24-179 for the same General Plan and Zoning amendments. The earlier operative motion and later formal stages remain distinguishable in the source inventory.
Original meeting and sources24-207
Sivumugiaq-area first readings appear to repeat the compound June 25 first-reading motion 24-179 for the same General Plan and Zoning amendments. The earlier operative motion and later formal stages remain distinguishable in the source inventory.
Original meeting and sources24-121
Core Area building-height first reading appears to repeat April 23 motion 24-110. Posted By-law 987 confirms its purpose is increased permitted density and heights in the Core Area; its formal first reading is recorded in May.
Original meeting and sources24-67
Development Officer first reading appears to repeat February 27 motion 24-51. Numbered By-law 982 concerns the same delegated authority; its formal reading dates do not explain the earlier operative wording.
Original meeting and sources24-68
Lots 24–26, Plan 674 rezoning first reading appears to repeat February 27 motion 24-49. The posted By-law 983 confirms the same land and zoning change but records its formal first reading on March 26.
Original meeting and sources24-16
Lots 394–399, Plan 768 first reading appears to repeat the January 23 compound rezoning first reading in 24-09. Posted By-law 975 confirms the same Sijjanga Special Exception 4 zoning change.
Original meeting and sourcesBY MEETING
Council Meeting #23
7 added entries; 7 substantive voted entries; 6 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #22
7 added entries; 7 substantive voted entries; 5 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Harry Flaherty.
Council Meeting #21
13 added entries; 13 substantive voted entries; 3 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #20
3 added entries; 3 substantive voted entries; 5 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #19
5 added entries; 12 substantive voted entries; 7 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Special Council Meeting #18
0 added entries; 0 substantive voted entries; 4 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #17
6 added entries; 9 substantive voted entries; 4 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Kimberly Smith.
Council Meeting #16
20 added entries; 21 substantive voted entries; 6 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Kimberly Smith.
OCR omitted printed minute headers for 24-256, 24-261. Each was recovered by viewing the original minute page and matched to the registry; this is an extraction gap, not a missing source decision.
Awa left after 24-262 and rejoined after the In Camera item, before adjournment. These procedural votes are excluded from the substantive index. Smith chaired the substantive votes; Awa was participating remotely as an ordinary member.
Council Meeting #15
11 added entries; 11 substantive voted entries; 5 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Kimberly Smith.
By-laws 992/993 second readings were deferred for lack of quorum after Stevenson’s conflict; no numbered vote or support is invented.
Council Meeting #14
15 added entries; 17 substantive voted entries; 3 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
OCR omitted printed minute headers for 24-210. Each was recovered by viewing the original minute page and matched to the registry; this is an extraction gap, not a missing source decision.
Council Meeting #13
8 added entries; 8 substantive voted entries; 5 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Four first-reading items were deferred following the announced conflicts; no separate numbered vote is created for those agenda items.
Council Meeting #12
22 added entries; 22 substantive voted entries; 5 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #11
9 added entries; 10 substantive voted entries; 4 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Harry Flaherty.
Flaherty chaired the voted items, including the existing named 24-155, in which Awa expressly supports the event. Awa temporarily took the chair for the noise-exemption item, which was deferred for lack of quorum without a numbered vote, then Flaherty resumed the chair.
Council Meeting #10
9 added entries; 9 substantive voted entries; 5 procedural; 1 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #09
12 added entries; 13 substantive voted entries; 5 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Kimberly Smith.
Council Meeting #08
10 added entries; 12 substantive voted entries; 7 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #07
6 added entries; 6 substantive voted entries; 6 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #06
12 added entries; 14 substantive voted entries; 5 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #05
6 added entries; 6 substantive voted entries; 4 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Council Meeting #04
13 added entries; 15 substantive voted entries; 5 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Special Council Meeting #03
1 added entries; 1 substantive voted entries; 2 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Aglukark was appointed February 13 and affirmed February 27. Before the recorded affirmation she is excluded from the voting roster and marked Not in office, rather than absent.
Council Meeting #02
13 added entries; 15 substantive voted entries; 4 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Aglukark was appointed February 13 and affirmed February 27. Before the recorded affirmation she is excluded from the voting roster and marked Not in office, rather than absent.
The registry filename says 2023, but its document header is February 13, 2024 and its motions match the minutes. Identity is checked from the document, not its filename.
Council Meeting #01
8 added entries; 8 substantive voted entries; 4 procedural; 0 withdrawn. Chair of the voted items: Solomon Awa.
Aglukark was appointed February 13 and affirmed February 27. Before the recorded affirmation she is excluded from the voting roster and marked Not in office, rather than absent.
Sources checked beyond extraction.
Three printed motion numbers were recovered by inspecting the original pages after OCR omitted them: July 23’s 24-210 and August 27’s 24-256/261. February 13’s registry filename says 2023, but its header, meeting date and motions confirm 2024.
Every new reconstructed position is checked against a numeric unanimous tally. Awards, funding applications, budget changes, support letters and readings remain distinct from funding received, payments and completed work. Methodology and current totals.