Category : Municipal Affairs


John Tory Not Running for Toronto Mayor Again

Former Toronto Mayor John Tory has decided against running in the upcoming mayoral election, according to insider sources. This marks a significant shift in the city's political landscape.

Calgary Water Infrastructure Needs $609.5M More Funding

A city report reveals Calgary requires $609.5 million in additional funding for water system improvements, including replacing the Bearspaw South Feeder Main. Council will consider increasing borrowing capacity by $515.2 million.

Municipal Workers Face Threats, Harassment in Ontario

Municipal employees, including snow plow drivers, are experiencing increasing harassment and threats while on duty. The Association of Ontario Road Supervisors is calling for provincial action to address this alarming trend.

Vancouver Car Free Day Events Cancelled for 2026

Organizers of Vancouver's Car Free Day events have announced the cancellation of the 2026 festivals on Main Street, Commercial Drive, and Denman Street, citing rising costs and funding challenges.

Calgary Stage 4 Water Restrictions Start March 9

Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas reminds residents that Stage 4 outdoor water restrictions begin March 9 for four weeks to allow critical maintenance on the Bearspaw South Feeder Main, which carries 60% of the city's treated water.

Gibbons Town Financial Crisis: Possible Dissolution Looms

The Town of Gibbons, located 36 km north of Edmonton, is on the brink of dissolution due to years of financial missteps, operating deficits, and depleted reserves. Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Williams has intervened as the town faces a $13-million debt

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