Ottawa Symposium Aims to Combat Hate with Kindness
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe leads a symposium on kindness as a proactive strategy to address hate and division in the community, emphasizing dialogue and empathy.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Body Recovered from Bow River in Calgary
Calgary firefighters retrieved a body from the Bow River on Thursday, February 12, 2026, near the Centre Street Bridge. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
Fort Macleod to Get First Traffic Light in Historic Move
Fort Macleod, Southern Alberta's oldest town, announces the installation of its first-ever traffic light on Highway 3, marking a significant modernization milestone for the community.
Winnipeg Protest Bylaw Sparks Rights Violation Concerns
A motion to crack down on 'nuisance demonstrations' in Winnipeg is facing backlash from community groups, who argue it could violate fundamental rights.
NYC Mayor's Rise Sparks Staten Island Ire Over Mob and Trash
The election of New York City's new mayor has ignited fierce opposition in Staten Island, with residents citing alleged organized crime connections and ongoing waste management failures as key grievances.
Sam Katz Testifies at Winnipeg Police HQ Inquiry
Sam Katz, former mayor of Winnipeg, provided testimony at the inquiry investigating construction cost overruns for the city's police headquarters, as the probe continues.
Windsor Warns of Early Pothole Season from Mild Winter
Windsor's executive director of operations cautions that unseasonably warm weather could accelerate pothole formation, urging drivers to stay vigilant on city roads.
Kitchener Struggles with Stubborn Snow Removal
The City of Kitchener is intensifying snow removal operations to address persistent snowpack, while residents express ongoing concerns about accessibility and safety in their neighborhoods.
Farkas Defies Federal Housing Funding Threats, Slams Report
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas dismisses federal threats to withhold $251 million in housing funds over rezoning, calling a city report a 'cover-your-ass' move and asserting contractual obligations don't require blanket rezoning.
Toronto Auditor Exposes $1.1M Fraud and Thefts at City Hall
Toronto's auditor general revealed widespread fraud and theft cases at City Hall in 2025, including $1.1 million in overbilling and missing electronics, with investigations leading to police referrals.
Windsor Mayor Frustrated by Ambassador Bridge Talks
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens describes negotiations with the Ambassador Bridge company as frustrating, with talks over boarded-up homes in the west end stalling repeatedly despite earlier optimism.
Water Main Break Closes Papineau Avenue in Montreal
A water main break on Papineau Avenue in Montreal has forced the closure of the street between René-Lévesque Blvd. and Ste-Catherine St., with police redirecting traffic as repairs are assessed.
Why Calgary's Population Count Doesn't Always Add Up
With Calgary's last municipal census in 2019 and federal data from 2021, tracking the city's growth toward two million residents relies on estimates and projections that often yield conflicting numbers.
Calgary's Millionth Resident: A Unique Place in City History
Dash Waite, declared Calgary's one-millionth citizen at birth in 2006, shares his perspective on growing up with this historic distinction and the memorable ceremony that marked the city's population milestone.
Calgary School Bus Collision Under Investigation, Roads Closed
A serious collision involving a school bus and a car in southeast Calgary has led to multiple road closures and left the car driver in serious condition, with police actively investigating the incident.
Calgary's Fifth Traffic Fatality of 2026: Young Driver Dies
A man in his 20s died in a high-speed collision in southeast Calgary, marking the city's fifth traffic fatality this year. Police highlight road safety concerns and staffing shortages.
Calgary's $1.7B Critical Infrastructure in Poor Condition
A new city report reveals $1.7 billion worth of Calgary's most critical assets are in poor condition, with $5.7 billion needed over 10 years for repairs and replacements.
Halifax Uses Half of Snow Budget, On Track for Winter
The City of Halifax has spent 50% of its snow clearing budget this winter, with officials confident in managing the remainder of the season despite ongoing challenges.
Edmonton's 'Seventy Gr8 Ave' Entertainment District Proposal
Edmonton is considering designating a section of 78 Avenue as an entertainment district to allow public alcohol consumption, with strong community support and specific regulations.
Little Jamaica Identity Lost After 15 Years of Construction
A Toronto councillor proposes celebrating Little Jamaica's heritage in new Eglinton Crosstown stations, as residents lament the loss of community identity after prolonged construction forced small businesses to close.
Vehicle Found Submerged in Lake Ontario Near Ashbridges Bay
Toronto police are investigating the discovery of a submerged vehicle in Lake Ontario near Ashbridges Bay, close to Lake Shore Boulevard East and Leslie Street, on Wednesday afternoon.
Submerged Vehicle Found in Lake Ontario Near Leslie Spit
Toronto police are investigating after a vehicle was discovered submerged in Lake Ontario near Lake Shore Boulevard East and Leslie Street on Wednesday afternoon.
Montreal to Cut 1,000 Jobs Over 4 Years to Optimize Budget
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces a plan to reduce municipal workforce by 1,000 positions through attrition and restructuring to address budget pressures.
Tyson Cragg Appointed as New CAO for Lakeshore
The Municipality of Lakeshore announces a significant administrative change with the departure of its former CAO and the appointment of Tyson Cragg to lead municipal operations.
Mayor Joe Preston Credits Collaboration for Advances Before Retirement
Outgoing St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston highlights collaborative efforts driving economic growth and social progress in the city as he prepares to step down after his term.
Saskatoon: Neighborhood Watch, Drop-In Centers Remain Key Despite Plan Changes
Saskatoon's governance committee reviewed the 2026-29 strategic plan, noting that while neighborhood watch programs and 24-hour drop-in centers were removed, city officials emphasize these initiatives remain important priorities for addressing homelessnes
Barrie Urges Residents to Clear Buried Fire Hydrants
The City of Barrie is calling on residents to help clear snow from buried fire hydrants to ensure emergency access, as winter conditions pose risks to public safety.
Halifax Businesses Push for More Police Funding for Foot Patrols
Local businesses in Halifax are urging municipal authorities to allocate additional funding for police foot patrols, citing concerns over public safety and economic vitality in the downtown core.
Fredericton Launches Community Watch Program
Fredericton initiates a new community watch program aimed at improving public safety and fostering neighborhood cooperation among residents.
Charlottetown Advisory: Discolored Water for Residents
The city of Charlottetown has issued a public advisory to residents regarding discolored water, urging caution and providing guidance on safety measures.
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