Spruce Grove Celebrates 40 Years as a City
The city of Spruce Grove commemorated its 40th anniversary on March 1, 2026, reflecting on growth and community spirit since incorporation.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Surrey 2050 Plan Projects Population Surpassing Vancouver
Surrey has unveiled its draft Official Community Plan for 2050, projecting the city will reach one million residents and become British Columbia's most populated municipality, outpacing Vancouver.
LaSalle Road Restrictions on Front Road Start Monday
The Town of LaSalle will enforce new traffic restrictions on Front Road beginning Monday, March 2, 2026, to manage congestion and enhance safety for motorists and residents.
Pedestrian Dies After Collapsing, Struck by SUV in Montreal
A 71-year-old man collapsed while crossing a street in Ahuntsic-Cartierville and was struck by an SUV, dying from his injuries. Police are investigating the Saturday evening incident.
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Pedestrian, 71, Dies in Ahuntsic–Cartierville Collision
A 71-year-old pedestrian has died following a collision in Montreal's Ahuntsic–Cartierville borough. Montreal police are investigating the incident that occurred on March 1, 2026.
Windsor Encourages Residents to Help Clean Up Streets
The City of Windsor is calling on residents to participate in a community cleanup effort to enhance neighborhood aesthetics and promote civic pride through volunteer street cleaning activities.
Toronto Snow Strategy vs. New York's Experiment
Toronto debates whether to adopt New York City's approach of paying residents to help clear snow, comparing costs and effectiveness of municipal strategies.
Toronto Snow Clearing Scrutinized Amid New York Experiment
Toronto's snow removal methods face scrutiny as New York City experiments with paying residents to help clear snow, sparking debates over cost-effectiveness and community involvement in winter maintenance.
New York Pays for Snow Shoveling: Toronto's Turn?
New York City is compensating residents for snow removal efforts, sparking debate in Toronto about adopting a similar program to enhance winter safety and community involvement.
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Heritage Skatepark in Regina Closes After 4 Years
The Heritage Skatepark in Regina's REAL District has permanently shut down after four years of operation, marking the end of a local recreational facility.
Edmonton Iranian Community Plans Major Rally for Regime Change
Edmonton's Iranian community is organizing a significant rally in solidarity with protesters in Iran, calling for an end to the Islamic Republic's rule and expressing hope for international support.
Vancouver Iranians Celebrate Reported Death of Supreme Leader
Iranian-Canadians and supporters gathered in Vancouver's David Lam Park, cheering and waving flags after reports emerged of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's death in a strike. Police monitored the situation as celebrations unfolded.
Montreal Metro Assault Highlights Transit Safety Concerns
A woman was assaulted at Lionel-Groulx station, underscoring growing fears about public transit safety in Montreal as attacks increase.
Ottawa Firefighters Rescue Man and Dog from Water
Ottawa Fire Services successfully rescued a man and his dog from the water near Prince of Wales Drive in a dramatic emergency response operation.
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Ottawa Begins Annual Ice Blasting on Rideau River
City of Ottawa workers have started the annual ice blasting along the Rideau River as part of the flood control program, a unique local tradition to prevent spring flooding.
Toronto's World Cup Plans Prioritize Flood Risk
Internal documents reveal Toronto emergency planners rank flooding as the top threat to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with BMO Field and other venues at risk from Lake Ontario surges and heavy rainfall.
Wheatley Adopts 5-Year Plan for Post-Blast Recovery
Chatham-Kent council has approved a comprehensive five-year action plan to revitalize Wheatley following the 2021 gas explosion, focusing on economic growth, downtown renewal, and community resilience.
Calgary Think-Tank Leader Urges Active Community Participation
Steve Allan, a member of a Calgary think-tank, calls for collaboration and active engagement to preserve the city's unique character and values as it approaches a population of 2 million.
Lakeshore Rejects County Social Services, Seeks Contract Review
Lakeshore council unanimously opposes a county-run social services system, citing high costs and service disruption risks, while calling for improvements to the existing Windsor-administered model.
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Councillor Exonerated in TikTok Video Integrity Probe
London Councillor Susan Stevenson has been exonerated by the Integrity Commissioner following a complaint from a social media influencer regarding her conduct at a 2025 town hall meeting.
Vancouver Mayor Apologizes for False Drug Claim About Colleague
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim has publicly apologized after spreading misinformation alleging a city councillor was involved in drug distribution, acknowledging the error.
Vancouver Mayor Apologizes 18 Times for False Drug Claim
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim repeatedly apologized for spreading misinformation about a colleague distributing drugs, highlighting accountability in municipal governance.
Winnipeg Metropolitan Region Loses Half Its Municipal Members
Regional planning efforts face uncertainty after nine municipalities formally exit or pass resolutions to leave the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region, raising questions about future collaboration.
Vancouver Mayor Sim Under Fire for False Drug Allegations
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim refuses to explain his false public accusation that rival councillor Sean Orr distributed illegal drugs, sparking political controversy and raising questions about accountability in municipal leadership.
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Spruce Grove Launches Rebrand to Reflect Community Values
The City of Spruce Grove has introduced a new logo and branding initiative aimed at capturing the essence of the community, with the mayor emphasizing its alignment with local identity and future growth.
Martensville Dog Park Fencing Decision Deferred
The city has postponed a decision on installing fencing at Martensville's off-leash dog park, formerly known as Monkey Hills, citing the need for further community consultation and budget review.
Vancouver Mayor Apologizes for False Drug Allegation Against Councillor
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim has apologized to Councillor Sean Orr for falsely claiming he distributed illegal drugs during Christmas, though details remain scarce.
Regina Mayor Admits Parking Changes Lacked Foresight
Regina's mayor acknowledges a lack of foresight in implementing cashless parking downtown, promising to address public concerns and improve the system.
Regina Mayor Tackles Cashless Parking Concerns Downtown
Regina's mayor is working to address public worries as the city shifts to a fully cashless parking system, emphasizing inclusivity and alternative payment options.
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Edmonton Council Sets Four Strategic Priorities for Term
Edmonton City Council has approved four key strategic priorities for the upcoming four-year term, focusing on economic development, growth management, quality services, and safety.
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