Halifax Police Budget Approved: $102 Million Allocated
The Halifax Regional Police budget of $102 million has been officially approved, marking a significant investment in public safety and law enforcement resources for the community.
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Police Hunt Beaches Condo Thieves; Pedestrian Dies in Etobicoke
Toronto police are searching for two male suspects who broke into a Beaches condo and stole property. Separately, a 41-year-old man has died after being struck by a pickup truck in Etobicoke.
LaSalle Council Cleared Over Closed Meeting
The Windsor Ombudsman has cleared LaSalle council of any wrongdoing following an investigation into a closed meeting, citing proper procedures were followed.
Calgary Seeks Public Input on Services, Infrastructure via Survey
The City of Calgary is launching a public survey to gather feedback on local services and infrastructure spending priorities, as residents face rising gas prices and other urban challenges.
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Windsor Police Busy on St. Patrick's Day with Incidents
Windsor police responded to numerous calls during St. Patrick's Day celebrations, including reports of a fake shooting, an armed suspect near a school, and a vehicle with bullet holes.
Queen's Park Statues Wrapped After Vandalism
Statues on the grounds of Queen's Park in Toronto will be wrapped for protection after being defaced with graffiti during a student protest earlier this month.
Residents Disappointed with Hawrelak Park Reopening
Edmonton residents express frustration over the newly reopened Hawrelak Park, citing congestion and poor design. Meanwhile, cultural organizations face funding cuts.
Calgary's Population Countdown Lacks Key Data
Experts Angie Gelinas and Gina Rotstein highlight that Calgary's approach to reaching two million residents overlooks critical metrics like housing affordability and infrastructure strain.
Montreal Vacant Building Fire: No Arrests Made
Montreal firefighters extinguished a blaze at a vacant building in Saint-Michel, with authorities reporting no arrests yet as the investigation into the suspected arson continues.
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Saskatoon Fire Department Launches New Dispatch Program
Saskatoon's Fire Station No. 9 has implemented a Computer Aided Dispatch system to enhance operational efficiency and response times for fire crews, aiming to improve public safety services.
Cuban Diaspora in Canada Watches as Blackout Deepens Crisis
As a massive power outage leaves 11 million Cubans in darkness and without running water, the Cuban diaspora in Canada watches with deep concern, reflecting on the deteriorating conditions in their homeland.
Third Death in Ottawa High-Rise Fire, Feds Cut Jobs, Wind Hits Power
A tragic fire in downtown Ottawa claims a third life, while federal departments unveil plans for significant job reductions. High winds cause widespread power outages, disrupting the city's LRT system.
Calgary Mayor Farkas to Shower with CJAY92 Host If Water Use Low
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas has pledged to take a shower with CJAY92 radio host Tyler Middleton if the city's water consumption remains low, as part of a quirky conservation campaign.
Support Builds for Edmonton Police Chief After Israel Trip
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel receives growing support following criticism from Mayor Andrew Knack over his February trip to Israel with police chiefs from major cities.
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Vancouver to Remove Lifeguards from Some Beaches in 2026
The City of Vancouver will eliminate lifeguard services at certain beaches during the 2026 season, citing budgetary constraints and shifting safety priorities.
Sudbury Municipal Services Still Closed After Winter Storm
A severe winter storm has forced the closure of most municipal services in Sudbury, Ontario, with GOVA Transit partially resuming operations as cleanup efforts continue.
Knack's Comments on Police Chief's Israel Trip Disturb Jewish Edmontonians
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack expresses disappointment over Police Chief Warren Driechel's trip to Israel, drawing accusations of antisemitism and sparking debate on community relations and international policing insights.
Ottawa Garbage Collection Pause: 3-Week Spring Shift
Ottawa residents face a three-week interruption in garbage collection this spring as the city adjusts its calendar, impacting household waste management schedules.
Police Chief's Israel Visit Sparks Edmonton Debate
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel's February trip to Israel for a law enforcement conference has drawn criticism from Muslim groups and support from letter writers who defend the professional nature of the visit.
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Montreal's Spring Cleanliness Plan: A Clean Sweep Ahead?
As Montreal unveils its spring cleanliness plan, Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada's administration faces challenges with blue-collar workers and public cooperation to achieve a cleaner city.
Mayor Knack Criticizes Police Chief's Israel Trip Over Islamophobia
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack has condemned Police Chief Warren Driechel's professional development trip to Israel, citing concerns about Islamophobia and community trust. The controversy involves Canada's oldest mosque and Muslim advocacy groups.
Edmonton Police Chief's Israel Trip Gets Council Praise, Criticism
Edmonton city council members express both support and concern over the police chief's recent trip to Israel, highlighting ongoing debates about international police engagements.
Regina Animal Bylaw Review Falls Short on Proactive Safety
Community advocate Angela McLean expresses disappointment with Regina's animal bylaw review, arguing proposed amendments fail to prevent dog bites proactively. The city's report shows rising incidents of roaming dogs and bites.
Calgary Indigenous Housing Program Awards $33M for 379 Units
The City of Calgary has announced $33 million in funding for 16 Indigenous-led housing projects, delivering 379 affordable units. The program, named Maa’too’maa’taapii Aoko’iyii’piaya, aims to address housing disparities and honor Indigenous voices.
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Bearspaw Water Fiasco: Minister Promises Accountability, Names May Be Revealed
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister announces a $1.5 million investigation into the Bearspaw water pipe failure, stating individuals could be named and punished for deferred repairs that led to water restrictions and $609 million in urgent work.
Lapu Lapu Survivors Oppose Festival as Anniversary Nears: MLA
British Columbia MLA Mable Elmore reveals that survivors of the tragic Lapu Lapu street festival attack in Vancouver do not want the event to proceed as its anniversary approaches, citing ongoing trauma.
Wife of Fallen Mountie Worries About Memorial's Future
The wife of a fallen RCMP officer expresses deep concern as Moncton's riverfront master plan may affect a memorial dedicated to officers. The story highlights community remembrance and urban development tensions.
Winnipeg Pothole Repairs as Weather Threatens More Damage
City crews in Winnipeg are actively repairing potholes on local roads, but upcoming weather forecasts could create ideal conditions for new potholes to form, posing ongoing challenges for infrastructure maintenance.
Waterloo Residents Upset Over St. Patrick's Day Party Mess
Kitchener residents express outrage after St. Patrick's Day street parties leave behind urine, broken fences, and beer cans in Waterloo neighborhoods, prompting community cleanup efforts.
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Toronto Construction Freeze for World Cup Sparks Builder Concerns
Toronto plans to restrict road work for three months during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, drawing criticism from builders who warn of economic impacts amid a housing crisis.
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