Edmonton community disputes column on King Thunderbird opposition
A letter to the editor challenges a columnist's portrayal of opposition to Edmonton's King Thunderbird Centre, detailing zoning disputes and a landmark legal agreement.
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Readers Critique Public Servant Trope, Debate Arena Costs
Ottawa Citizen readers respond to columnists on public servant portrayals, dual arena feasibility, and urban development priorities. Join the conversation on local issues.
Sudbury's Queen's Athletic Skating Oval Temporarily Closed
The popular Queen's Athletic Skating Oval in Sudbury, Ontario, is temporarily closed for essential maintenance. Get the latest details on the closure and what it means for local skaters.
Rock and Mud Slide Shuts Part of Stanley Park Seawall
A section of Vancouver's iconic Stanley Park seawall is closed after a rock and mud slide. Officials are assessing the damage and public safety is the priority. Stay updated on the closure.
London's micro-shelter community gears up with cabin delivery
Modular cabins have arrived for London's new micro-shelter community for people experiencing homelessness, with the site slated to open in January. Read about this critical housing initiative.
Winnipeg Councillor Seeks New School Playground Funding
A Winnipeg city councillor is advocating for a change in how school playgrounds are financed, aiming to find sustainable solutions for community spaces. Learn about the proposed new funding model.
Regina Mayor Confident Despite 2025 Challenges
Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski reviews a demanding 2025 for city council, acknowledging hurdles but projecting strong optimism for the city's path forward. Read his full assessment.
What's Open in Toronto on Christmas and Boxing Day 2025
Plan your holidays in Toronto with our guide to attractions, transit, and store hours for Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Find out what's open and closed.
Three New Faces Join Edmonton Police Commission
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack announces five city-nominated appointments to the Police Commission for 2026, including former councillor Karen Leibovici. Learn about the new members and their roles.
Water Main Break Closes Streets Near Palais des Congrès
A major water main break on Viger Avenue near the Palais des congrès de Montréal has led to significant street closures and disruptions. Get the latest details on the incident and its impact.
113 tickets issued in Edmonton's Phase 1 parking ban
The City of Edmonton has issued 113 tickets during the first phase of its seasonal parking ban. Learn about the enforcement details and how the ban affects snow clearing operations.
Edmonton aims for balanced budget, repairs finances
Edmonton's city administration is working to eliminate structural budget deficits and rebuild its financial stabilization reserve after years of pandemic-related shortfalls. CFO Stacey Padbury outlines the plan for the next four-year budget cycle.
Ottawa resident worries flex stakes won't return after crash
An Ottawa woman, seriously injured in a crash, advocates for the return of temporary traffic-calming flex stakes in her neighbourhood. Read about the community debate and council's decision process.
Sarnia pushes forward with multi-million dollar rec centre
The City of Sarnia is moving ahead with a major investment in a new recreation centre. Officials express strong confidence in the project's success, citing careful planning and community need. Learn more about this transformative development for the regio
New women's warming centre opens in Saskatoon's Riversdale
A new women's warming centre has opened in Saskatoon's Riversdale neighbourhood just before Christmas, despite significant concerns raised by local businesses and residents about transparency and location.
5 New Members Appointed to Edmonton Police Commission
Edmonton City Council has appointed five new members to the Edmonton Police Commission, shaping the future of police governance and community oversight. Learn about the new appointees and their roles.
Copper stolen from Brockville store after pipes cut
Brockville police are investigating after pipes were intentionally cut and copper stolen from a local discount store. Get the latest details on the incident.
Fire damages two downtown Kingston businesses
A late-night fire on December 21, 2025, damaged The Shuroop and A One Clothing in downtown Kingston. No injuries were reported. Read the latest details on the incident.
Two dead after RV fire in Surrey
Two people died in a recreational vehicle fire in Surrey Sunday night. Surrey Police and Fire Services are investigating the fatal blaze. Read the latest details.
Winnipeg Christmas, Boxing Day Open/Closed Hours 2025
Your essential guide to Winnipeg's holiday schedule. Find out what services, transit, and businesses are operating on Christmas Day and Boxing Day, 2025.
Building fire in Eastern Passage, N.S. investigated
A building fire on Government Wharf Road in Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia, is under investigation after burning on December 12, 2025. Details on the response and local impact.
Edmonton Ends Major Road Parking Ban After Snow Plowing
The City of Edmonton has ended its Phase 1 parking ban on arterial and collector roads as crews make headway. The ban concluded at 7 a.m. on December 22.
Manhunt in Toronto Park; Oshawa Shooting Injures One
Toronto Police ask for public help to identify a man who gave inappropriate papers to children in Withrow Park. Separately, a man is hospitalized after an Oshawa shooting. Get the latest details.
Sudbury removes fire boat from auction after backlash
The City of Sudbury reversed its decision to auction a Skead fire rescue boat after residents and their councillor intervened. This rare about-face highlights community power in municipal decisions.
Edmonton's seasonal parking ban ends Monday morning
The City of Edmonton's seasonal parking ban is ending Monday morning, allowing residents to resume on-street parking. Get the details on the city's snow-clearing efforts.
Sarnia Council overrides mayor, restores wellness funding
Sarnia City Council has voted to restore funding for a year-round health and wellness facility, overriding the mayor's veto. Get the details on this key municipal decision.
Toronto council backs consultant sued over shelter
Toronto city council votes to reimburse a consultant sued over an Etobicoke shelter plan, as a residents' group fights the project and councillors trade accusations of 'hate' for the homeless.
Funding decision stops Timmins homeless encampment plan
A provincial funding reversal has forced Timmins to halt plans for a designated homeless encampment. The city must now seek alternative solutions for its unhoused population.
Windsor councillor supports 0% budget, seeks transparency
Windsor's Ward 1 councillor endorses a proposed 0% municipal budget increase but calls for more transparency in the city's financial planning process. Learn about the details and the call for openness.
Winnipeg residential parking ban now in effect
A residential parking ban is now active in Winnipeg. The city urges residents to find alternate parking to facilitate snow clearing operations. Learn the details and how it affects you.
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