Vancouver Councillor Sues Mayor Over False Drug Claim
Vancouver City Councillor Sean Orr has filed a lawsuit against Mayor Ken Sim after Sim falsely accused him of distributing illegal drugs on Christmas Day during a media briefing.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Councillors Question Transparency After OHL Meeting
Municipal officials in Chatham-Kent are demanding more openness after a private meeting between local administrators and the Ontario Hockey League, citing potential impacts on community trust and governance.
University Bridge Fire: Four Key Facts About Recurring Issue
A recent fire under Saskatoon's University Bridge caused wastewater spillage and lane closures. The city has spent $256,000 on preventive measures, with ongoing reviews to address this yearly occurrence.
Pedestrian Hit in Calgary Costco Parking Lot, Life-Threatening
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in a Calgary Costco parking lot, sustaining life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on March 10, 2026.
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Montreal Restores Free Parking at Claude-Robillard Complex
The City of Montreal has reversed its parking policy at the Claude-Robillard Sports Complex, bringing back free parking after public frustration. The decision addresses community concerns over accessibility and convenience for local residents and visitors
Montreal Approves Paid Parking on Sherbrooke Street in N.D.G.
The Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough council voted to install parking meters on Sherbrooke Street, with only one dissenting vote from Councillor Peter McQueen. The plan aims to generate revenue and improve parking availability for local busines
London Pedestrian Hit by Taxi, Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries
A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries after being struck by a taxi on Wharncliffe Road in London, Ontario. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on March 9, 2026.
Water Main Break Floods Homes in Southwest Calgary
A significant water main break on Haddon Road S.W. in Calgary has flooded multiple homes and caused major disruptions for residents, with emergency crews responding to the incident on March 10, 2026.
Vancouver's First Official Development Plan Explained
Vancouver City Council is considering adopting its first official development plan, which won't immediately change building rules but will alter approval processes and reduce public hearings for compliant projects.
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Saskatoon Aims to Curb Trespassing After Bridge Fire
Following a fire in the University Bridge structure, Saskatoon officials are evaluating measures to restrict unauthorized access and enhance public safety.
London, Ontario Aims to Tighten Short-Term Rental Rules
The city of London, Ontario is evaluating stricter enforcement measures for its short-term accommodation regulations, including potential fines and licensing requirements for platforms like Airbnb.
Calgary Water Restrictions Return for Feeder Main Repairs
Calgary has reintroduced water restrictions as construction begins on the Bearspaw South Feeder Main, impacting residents and businesses across the city.
Calgary Residents Debate Population Growth and Infrastructure
Calgary residents share diverse perspectives on managing population growth, emphasizing infrastructure investment, urban planning, and preserving community values as the city approaches two million people.
Frances Bula Running for Vancouver City Council
Longtime city hall reporter Frances Bula has officially entered the race for a seat on Vancouver's city council, bringing decades of political insight to her campaign.
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Edmonton Council to Evaluate Grocery Store Covenants
Edmonton's city council is set to examine restrictive covenants affecting grocery stores in a meeting next week, aiming to address potential impacts on local food access and competition.
Windsor City Hall Ice Rink Wraps Up First Season
The inaugural season of the outdoor ice rink at Windsor City Hall has concluded, marking a successful new winter attraction for the community. The rink operated throughout the cold months, providing recreational skating opportunities.
Kitchener's Charles Street Terminal Future Considered
The former Charles Street Terminal in Kitchener, Ontario, is being evaluated for its future use, with local authorities and community stakeholders examining potential redevelopment options for the historic site.
Ottawa Launches Plumbing Leak Alerts for Residents
Ottawa residents with My Service Ottawa accounts will now receive notifications about potential plumbing leaks, enhancing water conservation and property protection efforts.
Winnipeg Police HQ Excess Claims Hit $50M in Inquiry
The Winnipeg police headquarters inquiry reveals excess claims reaching $50 million, with key figures Phil Sheegl and Armik Babakhanians testifying. The investigation uncovers financial controversies in the project's construction and management.
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Montrealer Stays in Lebanon as War Rages Around Her
Cynthia Kozah, who moved to Lebanon in 2008, describes the constant sound of bombs as 'normal' and explains her decision to stay and help despite the danger.
Halifax Council Proposes Dangerous Dog Registry
Halifax city council is considering a request to the Nova Scotia provincial government to establish a formal registry for dangerous dogs, aiming to improve community safety and accountability.
Calgary Opens Resource Centre for Water Feeder Main Project
The City of Calgary has established a dedicated resource centre at the Bowness Community Association building to support residents during construction of the Bearspaw South Feeder Main replacement line throughout 2026.
Saskatoon Fire Damages Sewer Line Under Bridge Again
A fire beneath the University Bridge in Saskatoon has caused significant damage to a critical city sewer line, marking the second such incident in recent years, as reported by local authorities.
Saint John Residents Asked to Name Snowplows in New Contest
The City of Saint John, New Brunswick, is inviting local residents to help name its fleet of snowplows through a community engagement initiative aimed at fostering civic pride during winter operations.
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Windsor Integrity Commissioner Clears Mayor's Wife Hiring
Windsor's integrity commissioner has concluded an investigation into the hiring of the mayor's wife, finding no evidence of misconduct or violation of municipal ethics rules.
Veteran Journalist Frances Bula Runs for Vancouver City Council
After 43 years covering civic affairs, veteran journalist Frances Bula is crossing the 'thin line' to seek a Vancouver city council seat with OneCity in the 2026 municipal election.
Property Standards Dominate Essex Bylaw Workload
A recent report highlights that property standards violations account for the majority of bylaw enforcement cases in Essex, underscoring ongoing community challenges with maintenance and compliance.
N.D.G. Councillor Slams Sherbrooke Street Paid Parking Plan
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce councillor Peter McQueen opposes a proposal to install parking meters on Sherbrooke Street, warning it could harm local businesses and lacks justification.
Vandals Target Fishing Operation Near Thessalon, Ontario
A commercial fishing operation near Thessalon, Ontario, was targeted by vandals, causing significant damage. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in rural and resource-based industries.
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Chow's Snow Shovelling Plan Ignites Toronto Political Debate
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow's proposal for paid snow shovelling and outdoor hockey has drawn criticism from rivals as political distraction tactics ahead of municipal elections.
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