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Alberta's 120 km/h Speed Limit Plan Sparks Debate
Alberta's UCP government plans a pilot to raise highway speed limits to 120 km/h. Critics argue it's dangerous 'virtue signalling' and urge focus on economic issues like oil prices instead.
CHEO Nurse Faces Deportation as Ottawa Readers Voice Concerns
Citizen readers react to a CHEO nurse's immigration struggle and Ottawa's urban development. Calls for policy change and safety in tall buildings dominate letters.
Alberta Plans 120 km/h Speed Limit Trial for 2026
Alberta will conduct a 'mini trial' of a 120 km/h speed limit on certain highways in 2026. Get the details on this proposed change to provincial road rules.
Saskatoon rejects designated homeless encampment areas
Saskatoon city council has voted against creating designated areas for homeless encampments following a rally at city hall. Advocates' calls for sanctioned sites were rejected.
Calgary's downtown revival exposes economic double standard
Analysis reveals how Calgary's office conversion subsidies favor corporations over citizens while public amenities like libraries prove more effective for urban revival.
Granville Bridge Bike Lanes Spark Debate in Vancouver
New bike lanes on Vancouver's Granville Street Bridge face criticism for being underused and unnecessary. Discover why cyclists question this infrastructure project.
Winnipeg debates tree carving policy for Bois-des-Esprits
Winnipeg officials are developing a specialized policy for tree carvings in Bois-des-Esprits Park. Learn about the proposed regulations and community impact.
London Council weighs e-scooter ban on city streets
London City Council debates banning e-scooters from public streets as temporary permission nears expiration. Decision pending amid safety concerns and growing regulatory scrutiny.
Windsor May Convert One-Way Streets to Two-Way
Windsor is studying the conversion of select one-way streets back to two-way traffic to improve urban mobility and safety. Learn about the proposed changes and their potential impact.
Worldwide Travel Time Similarity Impacts Future Emissions
New research reveals daily travel time remains consistent globally at 1.1 hours, presenting critical implications for future transportation emissions and urban planning strategies worldwide.
Liberals propose bill to fast-track high-speed rail line
The Carney government introduces a new bill to accelerate the Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail, granting sweeping land acquisition powers and bypassing regulatory hurdles.
Granville Bridge's New $54M Bike Lanes Feel Empty
Vancouver's new $54 million Granville Street Bridge bike and walking lanes are described as stark and underwhelming. Discover the future plans and current public reaction.
Winnipeg clears homeless encampments in first enforcement
City crews removed two homeless encampments on November 17, 2025, marking the first day of Winnipeg's new enforcement initiative. Learn about the ongoing urban challenge.
Halifax Could Soon Be Designated Bee City
Halifax is buzzing with excitement as it moves closer to becoming Canada's newest Bee City. Learn how this initiative will protect pollinators and create urban habitats.
Dutch Elm Disease Found in North-Central Edmonton
New case of Dutch elm disease discovered in Edmonton's north-central area. Learn how the city is responding and protecting urban forest.
Ottawa's self-cleaning toilets: 5-year delay continues
Nearly five years after Ottawa promised self-cleaning public toilets, residents still lack basic facilities. Explore the city's stalled $1 million bathroom plan and its impact on public dignity.
Windsor commissions new art for NFL block party
Windsor commissions a local graffiti artist to revitalize commercial spaces with new artwork ahead of the city's NFL block party, enhancing the urban landscape.
Ottawa housing starts jump 22% in 2025
New data reveals a 22% surge in Ottawa housing starts for 2025, signaling a major construction boom. Discover what's driving this growth and its impact on the city's real estate market.
Federal Transit Funding Cut Derails Canadian Cities
Canada's $3-billion annual Public Transit Fund has been absorbed into a new fund, weakening federal support and jeopardizing transit expansion plans across the country.
NYC Mayor-elect seeks Trump meeting on affordability
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani hopes to meet with former President Donald Trump to discuss urban affordability challenges. Learn about their potential collaboration.
New Winnipeg homeless encampment rules take effect
Winnipeg enforces new regulations governing homeless encampments, establishing clear protocols for city officials and residents. Learn how these changes impact urban homelessness management.
35,000+ Households Left GTA Last Year: Data
New data reveals more than 35,000 households departed the Greater Toronto Area last year. Discover the factors driving this significant population shift and what it means for Canada's largest urban region.
Sheep flock through German city to winter pastures
Witness the spectacular sight of hundreds of sheep migrating through Nuremberg city streets to their winter pastures. This traditional German event draws crowds annually.
Calgary vs. Edmonton: Best River Valley Faceoff
Explore the ultimate comparison of Calgary and Edmonton's river valleys. Discover which Alberta city offers the best parks, attractions, and recreation for its citizens.
Toronto approves return of neighborhood cafés in 8 wards
Toronto City Council approves neighborhood cafés and shops return in 8 wards, revitalizing local commerce and community spaces across the city. Learn about the impact.
Toronto to Allow Shops, Cafes on Residential Streets
Toronto launches initiative to bring shops and cafes to residential neighborhoods, creating new local access points across the city's diverse communities. Learn about the changes coming to your street.
Vancouver rezones school land for condo development
Vancouver city council has voted to rezone elementary school land for condominium development. Learn about this controversial decision and its implications for urban planning.
Family with baby rescued after getting lost in Rouge Park
Toronto police successfully rescued a couple and their one-year-old daughter who got lost while hiking in Rouge National Urban Park. Watch the dramatic rescue footage.
Dramatic Family Rescue in Rouge National Urban Park
Toronto Police released video showing the dramatic rescue of a family with a one-year-old from Rouge National Urban Park using drone technology and digital mapping tools.
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