N.B. warns local governments on closed-door meetings
New Brunswick's provincial government has issued a warning to local municipalities about holding improper closed-door sessions to discuss public complaints. Learn the legal risks.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Windsor dissolves Roseland Golf Club board
Windsor City Council has voted to dissolve the board of the profitable Roseland Golf Club. City's community services will assume management by October 2025. Learn about the transition and local reaction.
Kingsville Council Approves 2026 Municipal Budget
The Town of Kingsville has officially passed its budget for 2026, outlining municipal spending priorities for the upcoming fiscal year. Discover the key details and financial direction.
Toronto Transit Violence Up 160%, Safety Crisis Deepens
Reported assaults on Toronto transit have surged 160% since 2015. Councillor Brad Bradford urges Mayor Chow to address the safety crisis as riders lose trust.
Snow Clearing Deal for Lachine Canal Paths in Montreal
Montreal's Sud-Ouest borough signs a two-year pact with Parks Canada to clear snow from 5 km of Lachine Canal paths, boosting winter access for cyclists and pedestrians. Learn about the new winter mobility plan.
What's open and closed in Ottawa over the holidays
Plan your festive season in Ottawa with our detailed guide to city services, transit schedules, and facility hours for Christmas and New Year's 2025.
Redwood Meadows fire hall damaged in Wednesday evening blaze
Fire crews scrambled to save the Redwood Meadows Magnusson Memorial Fire Hall as flames engulfed the back section. No injuries reported in the emotional incident.
Elderly woman hit by pickup truck in Montreal's Verdun
An elderly woman was seriously injured after being struck by a pickup truck in Montreal's Verdun borough. The incident highlights ongoing pedestrian safety concerns in urban areas.
Calgary Mayor Farkas: 'I'm a winner now'
Newly-elected Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas reflects on his combative past as a city councillor, declaring his old self a 'loser' and embracing his new role as a 'winner'.
TTC Rider Confronts Man with Knife on Subway
A brave Toronto man de-escalated a dangerous situation on the TTC by confronting a knife-wielding passenger at Glencairn Station. Police later arrested a suspect. Read about the heroic act and the city's response to transit safety.
Downtown Edmonton Parks Reopen After Renovations
Beaver Hills House Park and Michael Phair Park in downtown Edmonton are now open to the public following significant renovations. Discover the refreshed green spaces in the city core.
Edmonton Council Weighs Paid Parking at City Facilities
Edmonton city council is exploring options to introduce paid parking at popular municipal attractions, including the zoo and recreation centres. Learn about the potential changes and their implications.
Innisfil's 2025 Holiday Hours Guide
Plan your holidays in Innisfil with our guide to municipal services, closures, and openings from December 18, 2025. Stay informed on schedules for town facilities.
Windsor's 2026 budget preview: 0% tax increase proposed
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens unveils a proposed 2026 budget with a zero percent property tax increase, focusing on service maintenance and fiscal restraint. Learn the details and what's next.
Red Deer mayor details focus of 2025 budget negotiations
Mayor Cindy Jefferies explains how principles of sustainability and predictability guided Red Deer's recent budget discussions. Discover the city's fiscal priorities.
Edmonton policing costs to increase in 2026 due to inflation
Municipal policing expenses in Edmonton are set to climb in 2026, driven by inflationary pressures. Learn how this will impact the city's budget and services.
Saskatoon residents oppose moving Wildwood Golf Course
Saskatoon city council's motion to study moving Wildwood Golf Course for development faces fierce public backlash. Residents defend the cherished green space.
Gasoline dumped into Sudbury creek by tow truck driver
Greater Sudbury Police Services Board informed of an illegal gasoline dumping incident in a local creek last fall. Details emerge during a recent meeting.
N.S. community seeks relocation of downtown homeless shelter
Residents in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, are calling for Viola's Place Society homeless shelter to be moved from the downtown area. Learn about the community's concerns and the ongoing debate.
Montreal 'Santa' sought in alleged political grocery theft
Montreal police are searching for a man dressed as Santa Claus and his 'elves' following an alleged grocery theft described as a political act. Get the latest details on this unusual incident.
Fire damages Redwood Meadows fire station hall
A fire broke out in the back hall of the Redwood Meadows Emergency Services station. No injuries were reported. The incident highlights risks to critical emergency infrastructure.
Cape Breton selects new waterfront library location
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality has recommended a new site for its central library, marking a significant step for community infrastructure. Discover the details and next steps.
Toronto Needs Clear Protest Boundaries Now, Writer Says
Toronto columnist Sharon Zohar argues the city must establish designated protest zones to protect neighbourhoods and vulnerable communities while upholding free expression. Read her call for action.
Winnipeg snowplows clear major streets, garbage cancelled
City of Winnipeg crews are actively plowing major routes after a significant snowfall. All garbage and recycling collection for Thursday, December 18, is cancelled. Residents are urged to stay informed.
Alberta's Municipal Spending Problem: No Tax Relief
Despite promises, Alberta municipalities continue to raise property taxes, hitting businesses hardest. Calgary and Edmonton budgets reveal a pattern of unsustainable spending.
Longueuil mayor fights for transparency in teen's police shooting
Longueuil Mayor Catherine Fournier demands a provincial probe into police actions after the death of 15-year-old Nooran Rezayi, citing transparency concerns and protocol breaches.
Ottawa's Budget Smooth on Surface, Transit Costs Soar
Ottawa's 2026 budget hides a looming crisis as LRT expansion drives unsustainable transit cost increases. Analysis reveals a growing burden on taxpayers.
Toronto mid-rise rezoning pilot passes, schools spared
Toronto City Council approved a mid-rise rezoning pilot for two central wards but amended it to exclude school lands after resident advocacy. The 22-1 vote followed concerns about 'city of shadows.'
Gordie Howe Pier Closed for Winter Season
Windsor's popular Gordie Howe Pier will remain closed for the winter season. The city has confirmed the closure, citing seasonal operations and safety.
Santa Claus Impersonators Rob Plateau Metro Store
A festive-themed robbery at a Plateau Metro saw thousands in food stolen. An activist group claims responsibility, saying they donated the goods. Montreal police are investigating.
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