Surrey's $200M Arena Gamble: A Calculated Risk
The City of Surrey proposes a $200 million, 10,000-seat sports and entertainment arena as part of its $779 million capital plan, betting on growth despite economic challenges.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Montreal's Ste-Catherine St. W to Finish Early, Mayor Says
Montreal Mayor confirms the redesign of Sainte-Catherine Street West will be completed a year early, with vehicle traffic to resume, enhancing downtown mobility and urban renewal.
Tecumseh Residents Concerned Over Proposed RV Restrictions
Residents of Tecumseh, Ontario, expressed strong concerns about proposed RV parking restrictions during a recent open house, highlighting impacts on property rights and local lifestyle.
London Mayor Defends $11K Monthly Bed Cost in Homeless Hubs
London's mayor responds to councilor questions about taxpayer value after audit reveals $11,000 per month bed costs in city homeless hubs, sparking debate over housing solutions.
Ottawa Weekend Guide: Maple Season, RCMP Notices, Events
Discover what's happening in Ottawa this weekend, from Fulton's Sugar Bush opening to RCMP workforce adjustments and local entertainment highlights.
Funeral Arrangements Announced for Giorgio Mammoliti
Visitations and a funeral service for former Toronto city councillor Giorgio Mammoliti are scheduled for next week, following his unexpected death at age 64. The family remembers him as a devoted father and loyal friend.
Vancouver Police Training Academy Proceeds Without Provincial Approval
The Vancouver Police Department is moving forward with a new training facility, as announced by Mayor Ken Sim, despite not having secured approval from the provincial government, raising questions about jurisdictional oversight.
Calgary Limits Construction Near Bearspaw Water Main
Calgary authorities restrict underground construction near the Bearspaw South Feeder Main to prevent future water infrastructure failures, following a major 2026 break.
Gardiner Expressway Reopens After Watermain Break
The westbound lanes of Toronto's Gardiner Expressway near Park Lawn Road have fully reopened following emergency repairs for a significant watermain break. Crews worked diligently to restore traffic flow after the incident caused lane closures and disrupt
Winnipeg Snow-Clearing Company Seeks Bylaw Change Amid Noise Fines
A Winnipeg snow-clearing company is pushing for changes to the city's noise bylaw, arguing current regulations hinder timely driveway clearing and threaten operations with fines.
Ottawa Mourns Fatal SUV Collision at Drop-In Centre
A tragic incident in Ottawa leaves one dead and three injured after an SUV crashed into The Drop-In on Rideau Street, with the community remembering a 'wonderful, gentle soul.'
Saskatoon May Boost Snow Removal for Senior-Heavy Areas
Saskatoon officials are evaluating a proposal to increase snow clearing services in areas with significant senior resident populations, aiming to improve safety and accessibility during winter months.
Calgary Limits Construction Near Fragile Water Main
The City of Calgary has implemented interim measures restricting underground construction near the Bearspaw South Feeder Main to prevent damage during ongoing repairs and replacement.
Regina Council Passes Growth Plan to Remove Political Approvals
Regina City Council has passed a new growth plan aimed at removing politically driven approvals for development projects. The plan seeks to streamline processes and ensure more objective decision-making in urban development.
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim Made False Drug Distribution Claim
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim spread a false claim that a city councillor handed out illegal drugs, sparking controversy and raising questions about political conduct in municipal governance.
TTC Special Constable Powers Expansion Draws Mixed Reviews
A new Ontario regulation granting TTC special constables enhanced arrest and enforcement authority under the Criminal Code is generating diverse public and expert opinions on safety and oversight.
Front Road Lane Restrictions in LaSalle Delayed One Week
The City of LaSalle has announced a one-week postponement of lane restrictions on Front Road at Adams Lane, originally scheduled to begin this week. The delay allows for additional planning and coordination.
Vancouver's World Cup Plan Fails to Address Harms: Coalition
A coalition criticizes Vancouver's 2026 FIFA World Cup rights plan for insufficiently tackling FIFA-related harms, including displacement and exploitation concerns.
Ste-Catherine Street Construction Finishing Early in Montreal
The City of Montreal announces accelerated completion of Ste-Catherine Street construction between St-Marc and Peel Streets, now set for 2029 instead of 2030, with Mayor Martinez Ferrada emphasizing downtown revitalization.
LaSalle Storm Sewer Project Resumes Next Week
The Front Road storm sewer reconstruction in LaSalle is set to restart next week, addressing critical infrastructure needs in the Windsor area.
Fatal Crash at Rideau Street Drop-In Centre Kills 70-Year-Old Man
A devastating SUV collision into the Capital City Mission on Rideau Street has resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries, leaving the community in mourning and prompting street closures.
Windsor Councillor Urges Federal Defense of Gordie Howe Bridge
A Windsor city councillor is calling on the federal government to actively defend the scheduled opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, citing potential delays and economic impacts.
Montreal Launches Major Snow Removal Operation Thursday
Montreal is launching its sixth snow removal operation of the season on Thursday evening, deploying nearly 3,000 workers and 2,500 vehicles across 11,000 km of roads. Residents are urged to follow parking restrictions and stay informed via official channe
Montreal Launches Sixth Snow Removal Operation This Winter
The City of Montreal is preparing to deploy its sixth major snow removal operation of the season as winter weather continues to impact the region. This coordinated effort involves extensive plowing and clearing to maintain safe transportation routes for r
Durham Region Moves Toward Independent Auditor General
Durham Region Council approves motion to create an in-house auditor general office to oversee $2.1 billion in annual spending, joining a growing trend among Canadian municipalities.
STM Puts 'Go' Back in 'Go Habs Go' on Buses
Montreal's transit agency reverses its decision to remove the English word 'Go' from bus displays supporting the Canadiens, following a language complaint and public backlash.
Montreal Buses to Restore 'Go Habs Go!' After Complaint
The iconic 'Go Habs Go!' slogan will return to Montreal bus displays following a complaint to the OQLF, highlighting tensions between cultural expression and language regulations in Quebec.
LaSalle Storm Sewer Reconstruction Resumes Next Week
The Town of LaSalle announces the resumption of the Front Road storm sewer reconstruction project starting next week, with traffic impacts expected along Adams Lane and surrounding areas.
Ottawa to Allow Mail-in Voting for Municipal Election
The City of Ottawa will permit residents to cast their ballots by mail in the upcoming October municipal election, marking a significant expansion of voting accessibility.
Longueuil Building Fire Forces Road Closures, Firefighters Battle
A significant building fire erupted in Longueuil, Quebec, on February 26, 2026, leading to widespread road closures as firefighters work to contain the blaze. No injuries reported yet.
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