Category : Municipal Affairs


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.

Waterloo Waste Cart Rollout Hits Snags on Day Two

The introduction of new black and green waste collection carts across Waterloo Region encountered operational difficulties during the second day of implementation, causing disruptions for residents.

Brampton Charges Stores $100 per Abandoned Shopping Cart

The City of Brampton has introduced a new policy requiring retailers to pay a $100 fee for every abandoned shopping cart recovered within municipal limits, aiming to reduce urban clutter and encourage corporate responsibility.

East Lions Pool Summer Closure for Window Replacement

The East Lions Community Centre pool in London, Ontario, will be closed over the summer months to replace its windows. The facility has faced ongoing operational challenges, leading to this necessary maintenance work.

Building a Kind City: Eva Friesen on Calgary's Future

Eva Friesen, president of the Calgary Foundation, argues that as Calgary grows to 2 million, its success hinges on fostering a kind city where people feel seen, known, and needed, addressing rising loneliness and social isolation.

Voters Must Demand Transit Solutions in Ottawa Election

As Ottawa's OC Transpo continues to fail residents with persistent service issues, the upcoming municipal election presents a critical opportunity for voters to hold politicians accountable and demand concrete transit solutions.

Kitchener-Waterloo Launches New Waste Cart System

The Region of Waterloo has implemented a new cart-based waste collection system, aiming to improve efficiency and environmental sustainability. The rollout began on March 3, 2026, with residents receiving standardized bins for curbside pickup.

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