Halifax's Top Bureaucrat to Leave Midway Through Contract

Halifax's top bureaucrat to leave midway through contract

Cathie O’Toole, Halifax’s chief administrative officer, has told council she intends to retire, a move that comes after a tenure of less than three years as the municipality’s top bureaucrat.

Cathie O'Toole to retire as CAO of Halifax in October

The chief administrative officer of the municipality announced on Thursday that she plans to retire from her post in October.

'The municipality will be a poorer place without her': Halifax CAO Cathie O'Toole exits public service - Halifax Examiner

O'Toole says her successor must have good people, communication, and technical skills and be okay with scrutiny. The post ‘The municipality will be a poorer place without her’: Halifax CAO Cathie O’Toole exits public service appeared first on Halifax Examiner.

Halifax’s top administrator announces her retirement

Info based on municipal release: Halifax Regional Municipality has announced that Chief Administrative Officer Cathie O’Toole will retire in October after more than 25 years in public service. The CAO is the highest-ranking municipal staff member and is responsible for running the day-to-day operations of the city. While elected officials make decisions on policy and […] More