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A financial assessment claims it would cost between £110,000 and £150,000 depending on options
It is planned the treatment will start in July but some patients will have to travel to other boards outside the region
A letter to contractors states the council will put on 'hold non-essential repairs and scale back on the use of contractors.'
Mr Sunak failed to attend the vote endorsing a report that the ex-PM misled the house over the partygate scandal.
The event brings together MSPs, local interest groups and campaigners.
Hugely ambitious early Highland Council plans have identified five potential sites for solar farms to generate power for the north.
It also admits procurement issues after a top industry body slammed the 'glacial pace' of A9 work
The former First Minister is the third top SNP figure arrested in connection with party finances
Lorna Slater told Holyrood ‘we are urgently establishing to what extent there is a way forward for a modified scheme.’
The Caithness committee will decide on Monday whether to adopt the policy to suspend people from new applications for six months
Green bins will be used for recycling plastic, the blue bin paper and cardboard and the new bin household waste
Cllr Angus MacDonald said: 'This is good news and will be widely welcomed by everyone, especially children.'
The move divided the council as some felt it was anti-religious and others discussed accountability
The figures from January shed light on adult social care in the Highlands as it teeters on the brink of collapse.
It contains 26 measures designed to improve areas where it was thought the council fell short.
A 41 per cent social worker vacancy rate is affecting the team responsible 'for care and protection' of children.
MSP Edward Mountain is campaigning for a new hospital but the First Minister says 'we’re not looking at replacing Raigmore right now'
It comes as councillors fear the cost of hiring facilities in the north are 'threatening the very existence' of voluntary organisations.
A number of sports programmes have already moved but others may have to fold
The cash comes from new strategic allocation to tackle the worst routes in the region
