Halifax Overnight Parking Ban Enforced for Winter Weather
The Halifax Regional Municipality has announced an overnight parking ban to be enforced, aiming to facilitate snow clearing operations and ensure road safety during winter conditions.
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Police Investigate Serious Overnight Crash on Wellington Road
London police are investigating a serious overnight crash on Wellington Road near Southdale, with details emerging about the incident that occurred in the early hours of March 22, 2026.
Windsor Closes Park After Windstorm Damage
The City of Windsor has temporarily closed Optimist Memorial Park due to safety concerns after powerful windstorms toppled trees and caused significant damage.
Manor Park Sidewalk Debate Reignites in Ottawa
The contentious sidewalk debate in Manor Park has resurfaced as a city project moves forward, with many residents arguing sidewalks are unnecessary and preferring road use for walking.
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Toronto Councillor Violates Code of Conduct, Integrity Watchdog Finds
Toronto City Councillor Chris Moise has been found to have breached the Code of Conduct for Members of Council, according to a ruling by the city's Integrity Commissioner. The investigation, concluded in March 2026, determined that Moise's actions contrav
Man Critically Injured in Highway 40 Crash in Vaudreuil-Dorion
A man was critically injured in a crash on Highway 40 in Vaudreuil-Dorion, with police investigating the incident. The collision highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Lake Shore Blvd Reopens After Watermain Break Shutdown
A significant watermain break forced the closure of all lanes on Lake Shore Boulevard between Ontario Drive and British Columbia Road in Toronto, causing major traffic disruptions before reopening.
Watermain Break Shuts Down Lake Shore Boulevard in Toronto
A significant watermain rupture on Lake Shore Boulevard West has led to road closures and traffic disruptions in Toronto, with repairs underway as of March 21, 2026.
Calgary Hits Two Million: Building a Welcoming Future
Calgary's population milestone of two million reflects years of economic diversification and community spirit, as newcomers from around the world choose to build lives in the prairie city.
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Montreal: Chaotic Charm or Dirty City?
Gazette columnist Josh Freed discusses Montreal's chaotic appeal and cleanliness issues on The Corner Booth, highlighting cultural differences and urban challenges.
Calgary Council Criticized for Inaction on Drug Site
Calgary city council faces criticism for failing to support the closure of the Sheldon Chumir drug site, despite provincial requests for their opinion on the controversial facility.
Toronto Mayor Moves to Ban U.S. ICE Agents for World Cup
Mayor Olivia Chow proposes a motion to exclude U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from Toronto during the 2026 World Cup, citing concerns over fear and safety.
Quebec City Officials Visit Calgary to Learn Infrastructure
Quebec City Mayor Bruno Marchand and councillors visited Calgary to examine major infrastructure projects like the Green Line, seeking insights for urban development.
Toronto Councillor Violates Code, Refuses to Apologize
Toronto City Councillor Chris Moise has been found in violation of the city's Code of Conduct for derogatory remarks towards a constituent, yet he refuses to apologize, sparking controversy over accountability and public discourse.
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Suspicious Fire at Edmonton Infill Site Under Investigation
A fire broke out at a building under construction in Edmonton's Old Strathcona neighbourhood, with police deeming it suspicious as investigations continue.
Calgary Council Marathon Hearing on Repealing Blanket Rezoning
Calgary City Council prepares for a week-long public hearing to potentially repeal blanket rezoning, with 339 residents signed up to speak and 2,390 written submissions received.
Windsor Police Hunt Hit-and-Run Driver After Bus Shelter Smashed
Windsor police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who crashed into a bus shelter, shattered its glass, and switched seats with a passenger before fleeing the scene without reporting the incident.
Sudbury Police Warn of Snow Removal Scams After Heavy Snow
Sudbury police are alerting residents to snow removal scams as northeastern Ontario faces record-breaking snowfall. Authorities urge caution when hiring services to avoid fraud.
Toronto Councillor Proposes Ban on Foreign Flags at City Hall
A Toronto city councillor has introduced a motion to prohibit the flying of foreign flags at City Hall, sparking discussions on municipal policy and national symbolism.
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Windsor Police Seek Video After Bus Shelter Hit-and-Run
Authorities in Windsor are investigating a hit-and-run collision that severely damaged a city bus shelter on March 1, 2026, and are asking the public for any video evidence.
Suspected Intentional Damage to West Kelowna Reservoir Under Investigation
Police are investigating suspected intentional damage to a West Kelowna reservoir, prompting a do-not-consume water advisory for affected properties. The incident raises concerns about water security and public safety.
Windsor Police Seek Video After Hit-and-Rrun Damages Bus Shelter
Authorities in Windsor are investigating a hit-and-run collision that severely damaged a city bus shelter on March 1, 2026, and are appealing to the public for any video evidence.
Soft Soil Adds $10M to Ottawa Police Station in Barrhaven
Construction of the new Ottawa Police Service south facility faces a $10 million cost overrun due to soft soil conditions, highlighting challenges in infrastructure projects.
Montreal Allocates $6M to Fix Potholes, Pledges Immediate Repairs
The City of Montreal has announced a $6 million investment to address potholes across the city, with officials promising rapid repairs to improve road safety and infrastructure.
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Sask. Mayors Welcome Budget Funding but Want More
Saskatoon and Regina mayors express gratitude for an 8% increase in municipal revenue sharing in the 2026-27 provincial budget but emphasize the need for additional funding and PST exemptions to address infrastructure costs and property tax pressures.
Secretive Edmonton Council Vote on Lewis Farms Cost Overrun
Edmonton City Council approved additional funding for the Lewis Farms Recreation Centre without disclosing the amount, raising transparency concerns about taxpayer burden and governance accountability.
Ottawa May Permit Alcohol on Pedal Pubs
Ottawa is exploring a proposal to allow pedal pubs to serve alcohol during tours, which typically visit up to three breweries or pubs for craft beer sampling.
Regina Building of 'Queen of Canada' Cult Leader Still Vacant
The Regina property that served as headquarters for conspiracy theorist Romana Didulo, self-proclaimed 'Queen of Canada,' remains unoccupied following her legal troubles and departure from the city.
Kingsville Alerts System Undergoes Major Changes
The Kingsville Alerts emergency notification system is implementing significant operational changes to enhance community safety and communication effectiveness across the region.
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Mississauga Mourns Boy Fatally Struck by GO Train
Residents of Mississauga are in shock as they lay flowers at a makeshift memorial for a boy who died after being struck by a GO train while riding a motorized bike or scooter, according to police.
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