Category : Municipal Affairs


Toronto Approves Paid Snow Shovelling Plan

Toronto City Council has passed a controversial paid snow shovelling program, modeled after New York City, despite warnings from critics who call it 'the stupid road'.

Winnipeg City Services Temporarily Unavailable

Winnipeg residents will experience a temporary disruption in municipal services as the city announces a planned shutdown for maintenance and upgrades, affecting various departments.

Edmonton Public Consultation on 2027-2030 Budget Begins

Edmonton has initiated public engagement for its 2027-2030 budget, with town halls across all wards to gather feedback on spending priorities and taxes. Mayor Andrew Knack emphasizes transparency and resident involvement in financial decisions.

Victoria Police Halt Gaza Protest Attendance After 126 Weeks

Victoria police have ceased attending weekly Gaza solidarity protests after 126 consecutive weeks, formally requesting organizers to end the marches. The decision marks a significant shift in the handling of long-running demonstrations in the city.

Pelee Approves 2026 Budget with 2.98% Tax Hike

The municipality of Pelee in Windsor has officially passed its 2026 budget, implementing a 2.98 percent property tax increase to fund essential services and infrastructure projects.

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