Montreal Arson Squad Probes NDG Neighborhood Fire
Montreal's arson investigation unit is actively examining a fire in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce area, with authorities working to determine the cause and any potential criminal intent behind the blaze.
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Harrow to Get $5M Fire Station at Soccer Fields
The Town of Essex has approved a $5-million fire station in Harrow, to be built by Gulf Developments on the Rosborough soccer field parking lot, replacing the deteriorating current station.
Chinatown Residents Feel Abandoned as Drug Crisis Escalates
Ottawa's Chinatown faces a severe public safety crisis with open drug use, discarded paraphernalia, and aggressive behavior becoming commonplace, forcing children to take buses to nearby schools.
London Co-op Slams City's Tolpuddle Apartment Bailout Plan
The Tolpuddle Housing Co-op leadership disputes a city staff report, claiming the proposed bailout for the apartment building falls short of addressing financial and structural issues effectively.
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Calgary Firefighters Battle Three Garage Blazes in Three Days
Calgary fire crews responded to three separate garage fires over three days, highlighting ongoing fire safety concerns in residential areas during spring.
Winnipeg Fire Chief to Retire This Summer
Winnipeg's fire chief has confirmed his retirement this summer, marking the end of a long and distinguished career in emergency services leadership in the city.
Edmonton Transit Fraud: $45K Stolen via Arc Card Machine
Fraudsters exploited a faulty Arc card machine in Edmonton's transit system, stealing $45,000 using 300 unregistered cards. City officials confirm the issue was isolated and has been resolved.
Calgary Councillor Proposes Rules to Protect Music Venues
Ward 9 Councillor Harrison Clark advances motion requiring developers to design residential projects near cultural venues with soundproofing and transparency measures to prevent conflicts.
Edmonton Councillor: Build Rec Centres, Not New Roads
City Councillor Michael Janz calls for Edmonton to halt new road projects and redirect billions toward maintaining existing infrastructure and building community facilities like pools and libraries.
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Barrie's Centennial Park Redesign: Future Plans Unveiled
The City of Barrie has announced comprehensive redesign plans for Centennial Park, aiming to enhance community spaces and recreational facilities. Details on the proposed changes and timeline are now emerging.
Edmonton's Pothole Battle: Record Snowfall to Road Repairs
Edmonton faces a massive pothole challenge after a severe winter, with crews working to fill thousands of craters across 12,000 km of roads. Learn about the city's repair strategy and timelines.
Ottawa's Social Procurement Pilot at Lansdowne 2.0
Ottawa introduces a social procurement pilot project for Lansdowne 2.0, aiming to boost local hiring and create opportunities for Indigenous and equity-denied groups.
Windsor Arena Could Become Homelessness Support Hub
Mayor Drew Dilkens reveals plans to explore repurposing the historic Windsor Arena to support the adjacent Homelessness and Housing Help Hub, aiming to address mental health and addiction challenges.
Heritage vs Development: Amherstburg's High School Debate
Amherstburg council faces a contentious decision on whether to designate the former General Amherst High School as a heritage property, with developer Peter Valente opposing the move that could impact his planned residential towers.
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Windsor Mayor Probes Spike in Dogs at Lakeshore Pound
The mayor of Windsor-Essex is demanding answers after a significant increase in dogs being sent to the Lakeshore Pound, raising concerns about animal welfare and community resources.
Car Fire Forces Evacuation of Verdun Residential Building
A vehicle fire in Verdun led to the evacuation of a residential building. Authorities are investigating the cause while residents await clearance to return.
London's Downtown Response Team: Compassion Over Policing
London unveils its new Downtown Response Team as part of the Coordinated Informed Response, emphasizing a compassionate approach to addressing homelessness and cleaning up Dundas Street.
Manor Park Sidewalk Plan Sparks Debate Over Future Generations
A controversial $180,000 sidewalk proposal in Ottawa's Manor Park neighborhood has divided residents and sparked a council debate about infrastructure decisions that will outlast current generations.
Vancouver Mayor Accused of Misusing City Resources for Campaign
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim faces criticism after his office released election promises through official city channels, sparking debate over ethical boundaries in municipal politics.
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Winnipeg Back Lane Flooding Leaves Cars Parked, Drains Blocked
Persistent back lane flooding in Winnipeg is trapping vehicles and frustrating homeowners, with city crews assessing blocked drains on Amaranth Crescent amid ongoing drainage issues.
Car Thefts Surge at Scarborough GO Station Parking Lots
Toronto police are investigating a significant increase in vehicle thefts from three GO Transit parking lots in Scarborough, urging commuters to enhance security measures.
Calgary's Blanket Rezoning Bylaw Officially Repealed by Council
Calgary's blanket rezoning bylaw has been repealed by city council in a 12-3 vote, fulfilling Mayor Jeromy Farkas's campaign promise. The bylaw will remain in legal limbo until August, allowing developers to continue applications under the 2024 rules.
Edmonton Spring Sweep Begins with Parking Bans for Cleaner Streets
Edmonton's annual Spring Sweep street cleaning program starts April 8, with residential parking bans effective April 20 to improve safety, air quality, and prevent storm drain blockages.
Toronto Eases Street Vending Rules for World Cup
Toronto City Hall committee endorses bylaw changes to loosen restrictions on buskers and street vendors, aiming to boost street life ahead of the 2026 World Cup matches in the city.
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Windsor Clears Salter Street Encampment After Years of Complaints
The city of Windsor has cleared a long-standing encampment near Salter Street, addressing years of local complaints and safety concerns in the area.
Regina CFO Daren Anderson Resigns After One Year
The City of Regina confirms CFO Daren Anderson's resignation after just over a year, marking another high-level departure amid ongoing executive turnover at city hall.
City Missed Windrow Removal in 132 Avenue Redesign
Edmonton city officials admitted they failed to plan for windrow removal on 132 Avenue during a lane reduction project, prompting calls for better neighborhood renewal integration.
Saskatoon Special Events Funding Crisis: Applications Exceed Reserve
Saskatoon's special events funding faces a severe shortfall with applications exceeding $655,000 against a $133,900 reserve. City administration and Discover Saskatoon clash over solutions and process changes for 2026.
Windsor Clears Downtown Homeless Encampment
The City of Windsor has removed a long-standing homeless encampment near Salter Avenue following years of resident complaints about fires, drug use, and safety issues. Officials directed about 15 individuals to shelters, but advocates express concerns abo
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Winnipeg Fireworks Enforcement Faces Doubts Over Effectiveness
A recent Winnipeg news report raises serious questions about the city's ability to enforce fireworks regulations, highlighting potential gaps in public safety measures and compliance.
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