Ottawa Councillors Split on Federal Office Return Policy
Ottawa city councillors express diverse opinions on the federal government's four-day in-office mandate, with impacts on transit, traffic, and local businesses.
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107 Street Project Delay: City's Minimal Effort to Curb Chaos
Edmonton postpones 107 Avenue construction to 2027, but major disruptions persist on west-end routes to Downtown, highlighting ongoing urban challenges.
AI-Generated Empress Theatre Renderings Spark Public Outcry in Montreal
Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough officials face criticism after sharing AI-enhanced renderings for the Empress Theatre transformation project, with online commenters decrying the distorted images as 'AI slop'.
French Errors on Ottawa Candidate's Signs Cause Outrage
Ottawa city councillor Jeff Leiper faces criticism for grammatical mistakes in French on his mayoral campaign signs, raising questions about linguistic respect in municipal politics.
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Ottawa Weekend Guide: March 6-8, 2026 Events
A comprehensive overview of events, news, and activities happening in Ottawa this weekend, including public safety updates, educational changes, and community highlights.
Mayors Demand Inquiry into $3B Wastewater Cost Overruns
North Vancouver mayors call for public inquiry into Metro Vancouver's $3.86 billion wastewater treatment plant, demanding end to 'blank cheque' cost-sharing formula that burdens residents.
London Residents Report Rat Infestation, Councillor Proposes Bylaw
Increased rat complaints in east London have prompted a local councillor to propose strengthening property standards bylaws to address rodent infestations.
Ken Sim Keeps Business Support Amid Party Silence
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim faces criticism after false drug allegations against a council colleague, but key business leaders continue to support him despite his ABC party's public silence.
North Vancouver Mayors Seek Inquiry into Water Treatment Project
Mayors from North Vancouver municipalities have formally requested Premier David Eby to launch an independent inquiry into a costly and delayed water treatment project, citing transparency and accountability concerns.
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Chinatown Residents Demand Moratorium on New Services
Montreal's Chinatown residents are demanding a halt to new services for at-risk populations, opposing a sex workers' resource center relocation. Community leaders cite safety concerns and lack of consultation.
Stolen Vehicle Causes Multi-Car Crash on Calgary's Deerfoot Trail
Calgary police confirm a stolen vehicle was involved in a serious multi-vehicle collision on Deerfoot Trail N.E. Thursday afternoon, disrupting traffic and prompting an investigation.
Toronto Parking Rates Could Rise Again This Year
Toronto City Hall is considering another hike in on-street parking rates this year, following previous increases. The move aims to manage congestion and generate revenue, but could impact drivers and local businesses.
Calgary Water Restrictions Return: Timeline of Pipe Failures
Calgary has reinstated Stage 4 water restrictions affecting nearly two million residents due to planned repairs on the Bearspaw South Feeder Main, which has failed twice since 2024. This article details the timeline of events leading to this recurring cri
Niagara Chair Backs Off Amalgamation Exploration Plan
The Niagara regional chair has reversed course on a proposal to study potential municipal amalgamations, citing the need for more community consultation and analysis before proceeding with such a significant governance review.
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Windsor Reminds Residents of Cemetery Bylaw and Grave Rules
The City of Windsor is reminding residents about its cemetery bylaw and regulations for grave sites, including rules on decorations, maintenance, and conduct.
Calgary Consults on Ending Daylight Saving Time
Calgary is exploring the elimination of seasonal clock changes, with public consultation showing a preference for more evening daylight. The move could align with broader discussions on time policy in Alberta.
George Ward Pool's Future in Question as Saskatoon Weighs Options
The 60-year-old George Ward Pool in Saskatoon's Holliston neighborhood is at its 'end of life' and may face closure as the city evaluates costs. Councilors seek assessment amid community concerns.
Toronto Mayoral Race: Chow vs. Bradford After Tory Exit
With former Mayor John Tory out, political analysts suggest a competitive race between current Mayor Olivia Chow and City Councillor Brad Bradford for Toronto's leadership.
Halifax to Charge for Saturday On-Street Parking from 2026
Halifax will begin charging for on-street parking on Saturdays starting in 2026, marking a significant shift in municipal parking policy to manage urban congestion and generate revenue.
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ByWard Market Gets $200M Revitalization Plan Approval
A city council committee has approved a comprehensive $200 million revitalization plan for Ottawa's historic ByWard Market district, targeting infrastructure upgrades, safety improvements, and enhanced public spaces to address post-pandemic challenges.
Verdict Expected Today in Ottawa Councillor Trial
The verdict is anticipated today in the trial of Ottawa City Councillor Matthew Luloff, with proceedings drawing significant public and media attention.
Calgary Water Main Break Closes 17 Avenue, Hits 22 Businesses
A water main break on March 5, 2026, has closed 17 Avenue S.W. in Calgary, impacting 22 businesses and adding to the city's water woes as restrictions approach.
Saskatoon Prioritizes 22nd Street, Eighth Street, Woodlawn Corridor Plans
City administration has outlined how infrastructure development will be prioritized along Saskatoon's Link Bus Rapid Transit corridors, with 22nd Street, Eighth Street and Woodlawn identified as the next three areas for planning.
1963 Saskatoon Fire Hazard Demolition Campaign in Downtown
In March 1963, Saskatoon's fire department launched a multi-year program to demolish hazardous buildings in the downtown area, starting with an apartment block at Avenue A and 21st Street.
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London City Hall Redacts Councillor's Letter: Why?
A letter from a London councillor to colleagues was heavily redacted by City Hall. CTV London's Daryl Newcombe investigates the reasons behind this censorship and its implications for transparency.
Vancouver Businesses Welcome World Cup Pedestrian Zone
Local bars and shops on Granville Street are optimistic about the pedestrian-only zone planned for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, anticipating increased foot traffic and economic benefits.
Winnipeg Committee Backs Lower Residential Speed Limits
A Winnipeg committee has voted in favor of lowering speed limits on residential streets to enhance pedestrian safety and reduce traffic accidents in local neighborhoods.
Vancouver Chinese Community Says Mayor's Apology Not Enough
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim's apology to the Chinese community has been met with criticism, with community leaders demanding more concrete actions and accountability.
Regina Adds Parking Vouchers at City Hall for Payment Issues
Regina city council will introduce parking vouchers at City Hall in response to public complaints about the reliance on app-only payments, aiming to improve accessibility and convenience for downtown visitors.
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Calgary Businesses Surprised by Water Main Break
Local businesses on 17th Avenue S.W. in Calgary were caught off guard by a water main break caused by construction, leading to closures and lost revenue with limited communication from authorities.
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