Regina Mayor Bachynski: 2026 a 'Turning Point' in City Address
Mayor Chad Bachynski delivered his annual State of the City address, reflecting on his first 16 months in office and outlining a transformative vision for Regina's future.
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Windsor Parking Reminders for Capri Recreation Complex
The City of Windsor is reminding residents to pay attention to parking regulations at the Capri Recreation Complex during events this weekend, as the city focuses on traffic management and public safety.
Calgary Water-Main Work On Track Despite Valve Repairs
Additional repairs to valves are required alongside the ongoing water-main project in northwest Calgary, but officials confirm the schedule remains on track.
Toronto Councillor Seeks Injunction to Stop Al-Quds Day
Toronto Councillor Brad Bradford urges the city to file an emergency court injunction to cancel the Al-Quds Day protest, citing public safety concerns amid recent attacks on Jewish sites.
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Edmonton Police Chief's Israel Trip Sparks Mixed Reactions
Edmonton Police Chief Warren Driechel's recent trip to Israel has elicited contrasting responses from local Jewish and Palestinian communities, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Calgary Revives Annexation Committee for New Community
Calgary City Council has unanimously voted to revive a subcommittee to negotiate annexation of 430 acres in Foothills County for a new residential development that could include up to 5,000 homes.
Calgary Mayor Addresses $49B Infrastructure Deficit
Calgary's mayor pledges decisive action following a report revealing a $49 billion infrastructure funding gap, refusing to delay critical investments any longer.
Regina Approves Parking Changes: Vouchers, Fee Hikes
Regina city council has unanimously approved significant parking changes including prepaid vouchers, increased hourly rates, higher fines, and a new downtown zone with lower fees starting April 1.
Leaf Collection to Resume in Kitchener-Cambridge After Snow
The cities of Kitchener and Cambridge announce plans to continue leaf collection services that were halted by recent snowfall, with crews working to clear backlogs and maintain seasonal schedules.
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Burst Pipe Floods Van Horne Overpass in Montreal
A ruptured pipe led to significant flooding under the Van Horne overpass in Montreal, affecting pedestrian walkways and traffic on St-Laurent Blvd. Authorities responded promptly to manage the situation.
Calgary Adopts Business-Friendly Construction Policy Without Direct Aid
A Calgary committee has approved a new business-friendly construction policy to mitigate disruptions for storefronts during city projects, but it moves away from direct financial compensation for affected businesses.
Winnipeg Bylaw Could Use Infill Taxes for Neighborhood Fund
A new bylaw proposed in Winnipeg aims to redirect property tax revenue from infill developments into a dedicated fund for enhancing local neighborhoods, sparking municipal debate.
Edmonton Police Chief Faces Resignation Calls Over Israel Trip
Muslim and community groups demand answers from Edmonton Police Commission about Chief Warren Driechel's Israel trip, citing failure of judgment and eroded trust during Gaza conflict.
Ottawa's ANCHOR Program Expands Eastward in 2026
The City of Ottawa announces the ANCHOR program's expansion east of the Rideau Canal into ByWard Market, Lowertown, Vanier, and Overbrook, enhancing community support services.
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Ottawa ANCHOR Program Expands East to More Neighborhoods
The City of Ottawa announces the ANCHOR program's expansion east of the Rideau Canal into ByWard Market, Lowertown, Vanier, and Overbrook in 2026, enhancing community support services.
Saskatoon Garage Fire Causes Power Pole to Fall
A garage fire in Saskatoon led to a power pole falling, causing disruptions. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights urban safety concerns.
Vancouver Councillor Uses GoFundMe for Defamation Suit Against Mayor
Vancouver city councillor Sean Orr has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to fund a defamation lawsuit against the mayor, alleging damage to his reputation from the mayor's actions.
Nenshi's Infrastructure Neglect Questions Premier Ambitions
Critics argue former Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi prioritized political branding over essential infrastructure maintenance, leaving the city with aging water lines and strained roads as he seeks Alberta's premiership.
London City Hall May Fund Tolpuddle Housing Co-op Repairs
London City Hall officials are softening their stance, potentially releasing provincial funding for fire and security repairs at the troubled Tolpuddle Housing Co-op, signaling a shift in municipal support.
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Mayor's Plan to Revitalize ByWard Market as City's Jewel
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe presents a comprehensive action plan to revitalize the historic ByWard Market, aiming to restore its vibrancy through new housing, public art, and safety improvements.
Montreal Suspends Parking Rules Amid Ice Storm
Montreal has temporarily lifted paid parking and residential permit zone regulations until Thursday morning due to a severe ice storm, with over 10,000 addresses losing power and REM service suspended.
Calgary's $49B Infrastructure Plan for Next Decade
An interim update reveals Calgary's 10-year capital infrastructure plan recommends nearly $50 billion in spending across 13 key services, with transit, roads, and water utilities leading the costs.
Halifax Mayor Warns Council Vote Could Haunt Municipality
Halifax's mayor expresses deep concern over a council vote regarding the Halifax Forum, fearing long-term negative consequences for the municipality's governance and community trust.
Ottawa Council Approves 2016 Rideau Street Sinkhole Settlement
The Ottawa City Council has approved a financial settlement related to the 2016 Rideau Street sinkhole that disrupted downtown infrastructure and businesses for months.
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Guelph Park Closed to Vehicles Due to Significant Damage
Eastview Park in Guelph, Ontario, has been closed to all vehicular traffic following the discovery of substantial damage to its infrastructure. The City of Guelph released images showing the extent of the harm, though the exact cause remains under investi
Child Dies After Possible Balcony Fall in Mississauga
A four-year-old child has died following a possible fall from an apartment balcony in Mississauga. Peel Regional Police are investigating the incident.
Ottawa OKs $200M ByWard Market Revitalization with Amendments
Ottawa city council has approved a $200-million revitalization plan for the historic ByWard Market, incorporating amendments that address governance review and social service impacts while advancing pedestrian-friendly initiatives and infrastructure upgra
Halifax Urges Nova Scotia to Create Dangerous Dog Registry
Halifax officials are pushing the Nova Scotia government to establish a provincial dangerous dog registry, citing recent incidents and the need for better tracking and management of aggressive animals to protect communities.
Saskatoon Rejects Iranian Flag Appeal
The City of Saskatoon has upheld its decision not to raise the historical Lion and Sun flag of Iran, citing a policy against flying flags of other countries. The Iranian Cultural Association argued it's a cultural symbol of freedom.
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Cape Breton Regional Municipality Announces Spending Freeze
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality has announced an immediate spending freeze as part of a comprehensive fiscal review, affecting all non-essential expenditures across municipal departments.
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