A determined group of residents on Montreal's Nuns' Island is actively campaigning to stop the construction of a planned pump track, citing concerns over noise, safety, and community impact.
Waterloo Region's new waste collection system faces operational hiccups, with missed carts scheduled for pickup on Monday as officials work to resolve delays.
Vancouver officials cite budget constraints as the reason for postponing the installation of suicide-prevention fencing on the Granville Street Bridge, raising concerns about public safety.
A key street in Ottawa's historic ByWard Market district was shut down for several hours early Sunday morning as police conducted a significant operation, with multiple vehicles and personnel deployed to the scene.
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The 2026 Winnipeg Open Data Datathon brought together participants to develop smart city solutions using publicly available data, highlighting the power of open information for urban improvement.
Halifax Regional Police are investigating a hit-and-run incident where a pedestrian left the scene after being struck by a vehicle. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as they piece together the circumstances of the collision.
Two individuals have been hospitalized with serious injuries following a severe traffic collision in Saskatoon. Local police are actively investigating the incident, which occurred on March 8, 2026.
Calgary officials implement water restrictions starting Monday to manage supply while crews fast-track repairs on the Bearspaw feeder main, which remains at risk of bursting again.
This week's top stories include recycling cart concerns, a historic building fire in Ayr, changes to the Stratford swan parade, and other local and national news highlights from Kitchener and beyond.
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Traffic on Highway 401 at Keele Street in Toronto resumed after a police investigation involving a 'person in crisis' temporarily closed lanes, ensuring public safety.
Toronto police have shut down sections of Highway 401 near Keele Street as they respond to a person in crisis situation. Authorities are urging drivers to seek alternate routes.
A significant police investigation has led to road closures on Highway 401 at Keele Street in Toronto, disrupting traffic as authorities work at the scene.
A peaceful protest against the war in Iran in downtown Toronto was met by pro-Shah demonstrators advocating for regime change, with police ensuring safety.
Dozens gathered outside Montreal City Hall on Saturday, calling on Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada to declare the city a sanctuary for undocumented residents, amid broader North American immigration debates.
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A significant fire has destroyed a building in Kitchener, with the Kitchener Fire Department responding to the blaze. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident, which has raised concerns about safety and property damage in the community.
Linda Southern-Heathcott reflects on how Calgary's diverse gathering spots strengthen community bonds as the city approaches two million residents, emphasizing people, experiences, and shared spaces.
North Shore mayors are urging the premier to mandate fair funding for a new wastewater treatment plant, citing regional equity concerns and infrastructure needs.
The City of Toronto is countersuing the builders of the new St. Lawrence Market north building for $8.3 million, alleging years of delays and cost overruns. The project's budget ballooned from $91.5 million to $128 million.
Greater Sudbury confronts a critical volunteer firefighter shortage, with city officials and unions collaborating on recruitment efforts to address high turnover and geographic challenges.
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Construction on Greater Sudbury's new events centre is advancing rapidly, with steel pilings being driven deep into bedrock to secure the foundation, despite challenging weather forecasts for the region.
Edmonton is using property taxes to cover traffic safety funding shortfalls after provincial restrictions on photo radar. Mayor Andrew Knack calls for renewed discussions on this controversial enforcement tactic.
The Town of Wasaga Beach is set to reveal the first design concepts for its ambitious waterfront revitalization project, marking a significant step in transforming the popular destination.
The Region of Waterloo is implementing a special Saturday waste collection service to cover any missed pickups, as new black and green carts are rolled out across the municipality.
The Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough is calling for a public meeting with Hydro-Québec to address the January power outage that left thousands without power during extreme cold, but the utility has declined.
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The City of Regina has introduced a new grant program to help fund accessible playgrounds, offering up to $80,000 per project to create inclusive outdoor spaces for children of all abilities.
A Montreal pharmacist expresses shock after discovering swastikas painted on her Saint-Laurent business windows, highlighting a disturbing act of vandalism in the borough.
Saskatoon celebrates Mildred Kerr as the 2025 Citizen of the Year, recognizing her lifelong advocacy efforts that began in her hometown of Kuroki, Saskatchewan.
Calgary police are investigating a vandalism spree in Martindale where 10 vehicles had their tires punctured overnight. The incident occurred in the 400 and 500 blocks of Martindale Drive N.E.
A significant late-night fire erupted at an abandoned townhouse on Berczy Street in Barrie, Ontario, on March 6, 2026. Emergency services responded to the blaze, which caused extensive damage to the vacant property.
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Ottawa city councillors express diverse opinions on the federal government's four-day in-office mandate, with impacts on transit, traffic, and local businesses.
