LaSalle Storm Sewer Reconstruction Resumes Next Week
The Town of LaSalle announces the resumption of the Front Road storm sewer reconstruction project starting next week, with traffic impacts expected along Adams Lane and surrounding areas.
The Town of LaSalle announces the resumption of the Front Road storm sewer reconstruction project starting next week, with traffic impacts expected along Adams Lane and surrounding areas.
The City of Ottawa will permit residents to cast their ballots by mail in the upcoming October municipal election, marking a significant expansion of voting accessibility.
A significant building fire erupted in Longueuil, Quebec, on February 26, 2026, leading to widespread road closures as firefighters work to contain the blaze. No injuries reported yet.
Saskatoon city council has voted to purchase a permanent drop-in centre, relocating it next to a planned daycare, despite business concerns. This marks the second approval in under four months.
The City of Windsor is scaling back efforts to resolve long-standing disputes with the Ambassador Bridge company, having spent up to $3 million on legal and engineering fees with little progress.
Edmonton City Council advances eight-unit infill developments in mature neighborhoods, overriding resident concerns, administration recommendations, and emergency service warnings.
Edmonton city council's decision to maintain infill density limits highlights the tension between campaign promises and evidence-based governance. Analysis explores when political pivots are justified.
A new drop-in centre at 130 Idylwyld Drive North will open in November despite strong objections from local business owners who cite safety concerns and lack of consultation.
An opinion piece critiques Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe for reintroducing a ByWard Market revitalization plan that closely resembles a 2021 strategy approved by the previous Council, questioning the lack of new action.
Vancouver City Council has approved a $1.2 million plan to establish a Vancouver Police Department training academy in the Downtown Eastside's Woodward's building, aiming to address chronic staffing shortages.
Vancouver city council has approved a new police training facility despite ongoing debates over its funding sources and the suitability of the proposed location.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani stated a snowball fight that injured two police officers was not criminal assault, sparking criticism from political opponents and media outlets.
Councillor Pete Fry's symbolic motion to bar ICE agents from Vancouver during the FIFA World Cup was ruled out of order, failing along party lines in a 5-4 vote.
Edmonton is requesting modest funding for infrastructure and safety projects ahead of the Alberta budget, focusing on essential upgrades to support urban development.
Regina city council has postponed a crucial vote on a 10% transit fare increase until March, with city administration warning of $36,000 in lost revenue every two weeks of delay.
Authorities in Tucson have extended a no-parking zone around Nancy Guthrie's neighborhood following resident complaints about journalists and streamers. The move aims to address disruptions caused by increased media presence.
The King Edward Park Community League in Edmonton has been revitalized after a successful board volunteer recruitment effort, ensuring its continued operation and community engagement.
An Edmonton audit uncovered $459,000 in improperly coded gift cards, with nearly 800 cards issued and redeemed by the same employees, exposing significant system vulnerabilities.
William 'Bylaw Bill' Bruce, architect of Calgary's community standards bylaws, died February 4 after illness. His philosophy emphasized compliance over penalties, reshaping municipal enforcement.
Reported assaults in Montreal's metro system increased by 15% over the past year, totaling 726 incidents. This concerning trend highlights ongoing safety challenges in the city's public transit network.
Vancouver city councillor Rebecca Bligh has withdrawn a supportive housing motion following what she describes as a coordinated misinformation campaign targeting the proposal.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces strained relations with the NYPD following an incident where officers were pelted during a snowball fight, raising tensions in the city.
The Town of Tecumseh is organizing a public open house to gather community feedback on proposed amendments to its zoning bylaw, aiming to shape future development.
A Vancouver city council motion to oppose ICE at the FIFA World Cup has been declared out of order, sparking debate over municipal authority and international events.
Ottawa city council has voted to endorse an Ontario proposal granting special constables the authority to arrest drug users on transit, aiming to enhance public safety amid rising concerns.
Ottawa city council has voted to support an Ontario proposal granting transit constables authority to arrest drug users, aiming to enhance public safety amid ongoing debates over enforcement and addiction.
Former Toronto city councillor Giorgio Mammoliti, 65, is fighting for his life in a Toronto hospital following an accidental fall at his cottage country home. Premier Doug Ford and many political peers are offering prayers and support.
The City of Windsor announces the layoff of 57 part-time recreational employees effective April 2026, citing budgetary adjustments and operational restructuring.
A tragic incident on Rideau Street in Ottawa resulted in a pedestrian fatality after an SUV struck a building. Emergency crews responded to the scene on February 25, 2026.
City of Cambridge staff have started preliminary discussions to revitalize the Gateway Fountains on Hespeler Road, aiming to enhance public spaces and community aesthetics.