Regina Council Eyes New Property Tax Model
Regina city council explores a base tax system to prevent sharp property tax hikes after revaluations. A $500,000 software update is proposed to enable the change.
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$90K Cost for Cambridge Councillor Social Media Probe
Cambridge taxpayers face $90,000 bill to investigate councillor's controversial social media post. Full details on the reprimand and financial impact.
Vancouver Chinatown's Last Post Office Faces Closure
Community activists rally to save Vancouver Chinatown's final Canada Post location, calling it a vital lifeline for seniors and local businesses. Petition launched to stop November 2025 closure.
Ottawa Council Votes on Lansdowne 2.0 Redevelopment
Ottawa city council makes final decision on $419M Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment after weeks of debate. Learn about the controversial plan's details and implications.
Calgary Council Gender Imbalance: 12 Men, 2 Women
Calgary's new city council features only 2 women among 14 members, raising concerns about democratic representation and policy diversity in municipal governance.
LaSalle Taxes May Jump $200 in 2026
LaSalle residents face a potential property tax increase of nearly $200 in 2026. Get the details on the proposed budget and its implications for homeowners.
Final vote on $418.8M Ottawa arena plan at Lansdowne
Ottawa City Council prepares for crucial final vote on $418.8 million plan for new arena and north-side stands at Lansdowne Park. Decision expected to shape city's future.
Lansdowne 2.0 costs decrease, says Ottawa mayor
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe reveals reduced costs for Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment. Learn about the updated financial plan and project timeline for this major urban renewal initiative.
Vancouver Mayor's Party Under Fire for Crime Stats
New revelations show Vancouver's ruling party used inaccurate violent crime statistics to justify policy decisions, sparking controversy about data transparency.
Vancouver Budget Cuts Arts & Planning Staff Positions
Vancouver's controversial budget proposal targets arts, culture, and planning departments with significant staff reductions, sparking concerns about the city's creative future.
Old North Residents Mobilize Against Dangerous Traffic
Fed-up residents in London's Old North community are taking traffic safety into their own hands after years of speeding vehicles and near-misses. Discover how this historic neighbourhood is fighting back against dangerous driving.
Barrie Mayor Seeks National Alliance on Homelessness
Barrie's mayor travels to Vancouver to build cross-country coalition demanding urgent federal action on Canada's escalating homelessness crisis. Exclusive details inside.
Edmonton's $1M Shelter Decision Sparks Heated Debate
Edmonton City Council's controversial decision to allocate $1 million for temporary day shelter services divides community and advocates, raising questions about long-term homelessness strategy.
Springwater Township Council Clash Over Leadership
Growing discord erupts in Springwater Township as councillors publicly challenge the mayor's leadership style and decision-making processes, raising concerns about municipal governance.
Winnipeg Proposes End to Some Free Parking, Adds App
Winnipeg's new parking strategy could eliminate certain free parking spaces while introducing modern payment options and dynamic pricing to address downtown congestion and revenue challenges.
Taxpayers fund Waterloo Region transit shortfall
Regional councillors approve controversial plan to cover $12.5 million transit deficit through property taxes, sparking concerns about future fiscal responsibility.
Vancouver Approves Major Downtown Eastside Overhaul
Vancouver City Council has approved the 'Improve Downtown Eastside' decision, marking a pivotal moment for one of Canada's most challenging neighborhoods. The comprehensive plan aims to transform housing, safety, and social services while balancing commun
Illegal construction debris dumping plagues Calgary community
Calgary's Kincora neighbourhood faces an environmental crisis as illegal construction dumping transforms green spaces into wastelands. Residents demand action as mattresses, drywall, and hazardous materials accumulate.
Saskatoon Proposes Historic 8.32% Property Tax Hike
Saskatoon residents face the largest property tax hike in recent memory as city council proposes an 8.32% increase to address budget pressures and infrastructure needs.
Lansdowne 2.0: Ottawa's $419M Urban Transformation
Ottawa stands at a crossroads with the controversial Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment plan. Discover why this massive project is dividing council and what it means for taxpayers.
Federal Budget Delivers Infrastructure Win for Regina
Regina Mayor Sandra Masters applauds federal budget infrastructure investments, highlighting funding for housing-enabling projects as critical for Saskatchewan's growing urban centers.
$400M Water Plant Expansion Threatens Municipal Budgets
A massive $400 million water treatment plant expansion required for PowerCo's operations could cripple municipal finances across southwestern Ontario, arriving 30 years sooner than anticipated and leaving local governments scrambling for solutions.
Montreal STM strike causes monthly pass sales decline
Montreal's public transit system faces revenue crisis as monthly pass purchases drop significantly following recent STM strike, forcing commuters to find new ways to navigate the city.
Lansdowne 2.0 Faces Mounting Opposition in Ottawa
The controversial Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment project in Ottawa faces growing public backlash over its $419 million price tag, lack of community consultation, and concerns about taxpayer burden.
Winnipeg Seeks Feedback on Temporary Bike Lanes
The City of Winnipeg is seeking public feedback on temporary active transportation routes installed during the pandemic. Share your thoughts on bike lanes and pedestrian infrastructure.
Saskatoon's rushed shelter approval sparks council frustration
Saskatoon city council approves emergency downtown warming shelter amid heated debate and concerns about rushed planning process and community impact.
Saskatoon Council Frustrated by Warming Centre Costs
Saskatoon city councillors express frustration after discovering $515,000 in unexpected renovations needed for new warming centre just weeks before winter.
Vancouver may cut 400 jobs over tax freeze
Vancouver faces significant municipal job cuts as Mayor Ken Sim's property tax freeze creates budget shortfall, affecting city services and staff.
Saskatoon May Get Transit Officers for Bus Safety
Saskatoon city council is exploring a transformative safety initiative that could see dedicated transit officers patrolling buses and transit hubs, responding to growing calls for enhanced public transportation security.
Saskatoon Fights Crime Through Downtown Renewal Projects
Saskatoon is launching ambitious downtown renewal projects aimed at reducing crime rates and revitalizing the city core. Discover how strategic urban planning is becoming the city's latest crime-fighting tool.
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