Kitchener-Waterloo Updates Dangerous Dog Bylaw
Kitchener-Waterloo city council has approved significant updates to the dangerous dog bylaw, aiming to enhance public safety and animal control measures in the region.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Wheatley Downtown Revitalization Plan Revealed Post-Explosion
Chatham-Kent has released a comprehensive vision for revitalizing downtown Wheatley, nearly four years after the devastating explosion that impacted the community.
Amherstburg Official Resigns Over Offensive Language Accusations
A member of an Amherstburg committee has resigned following accusations of using offensive language, as the town council continues to address community standards and conduct.
Ottawa Mayor and Councillors' 2025 Earnings Revealed
A detailed breakdown of the salaries and compensation earned by Ottawa's mayor and city councillors in 2025 has been released, providing transparency into municipal leadership remuneration.
London Police Seek Tax Exemption for Mall Satellite Office
The London Police Service is requesting a significant annual property tax exemption for its new community engagement center located within a shopping mall, aiming to enhance local outreach.
Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall on Homelessness in Calgary
Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall addresses homelessness in an interview with CTV News Barrie from Calgary, highlighting municipal perspectives on this pressing social issue.
Chicagoans Name Snowplow 'Abolish ICE' in Annual Contest
In Chicago's annual snowplow naming contest, residents have chosen the politically charged name 'Abolish ICE,' reflecting ongoing national debates over immigration policy.
Windsor Moves Ahead with Anti-Panhandling Signage Plan
The City of Windsor is proceeding with a controversial initiative to install signs discouraging panhandling at busy intersections, following a pilot program that began in late 2025.
Sarnia Councillor Proposes OPP Policing Transition
Sarnia Councillor Bill Dennis advocates for the city to explore transitioning its policing services to the Ontario Provincial Police, citing potential benefits and cost considerations.
Edmonton's $1.5B Infrastructure Deficit Threatens Essential Services
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack warns of a $1.5 billion infrastructure renewal deficit as the city grapples with aging vehicles and facilities while preparing for explosive population growth over the next decade.
Water Main Break Floods 97 Street in North Edmonton
A significant water main break in north Edmonton sent water spilling onto 97 Street, with Epcor crews working to address the issue and assess the damage.
Citizen Data Tools Fill Ottawa Transit Knowledge Gaps
Transit advocates in Ottawa are using crowdsourced data tools to track OC Transpo service reliability, providing real-time insights that official updates often lack, especially following recent fleet reductions.
Ottawa's Plan to Revitalize ByWard Market: Key Details
The City of Ottawa has revealed an ambitious revitalization strategy for the historic ByWard Market, featuring pedestrian plazas, building renovations, and enhanced public spaces to boost tourism and local commerce.
North Bay Police Crack Down on Tailgating in Traffic Campaign
North Bay Police Service has initiated a targeted enforcement campaign to address the dangerous issue of following too closely on local roads, aiming to reduce collisions and improve safety.
Calgary 311: Centralized System Improves City Services via Feedback
Calgary's 311 system handles over a million calls yearly, managing 500+ service categories. This article explores its evolution, operations, and how citizen input drives urban improvements.
Major Fire at Montreal Church in Sud-Ouest Borough
A significant fire broke out at a church in Montreal's Sud-Ouest borough on Monday, February 23, 2026, causing extensive damage to the historic structure.
Second Suspicious Fire at London's Hamilton and Rectory Property
London Fire Department responds to a second blaze at a Hamilton Road property near Rectory Street, deemed suspicious, with aerial operations used for ventilation during the incident.
Barrie Township Investigates Watermain Leak, Asks for Reports
Barrie Township authorities are actively investigating the source of a significant watermain leak, requesting residents to report any pooling water or unusual seepage in the area to assist with repairs.
Amherstburg Official Faces Removal Over Offensive Language
The Integrity Commissioner for Amherstburg has recommended that a town committee member be removed from their position following an investigation into the use of offensive language. The report highlights concerns about conduct standards in municipal gover
Canadians Shelter in Place as Violence Engulfs Puerto Vallarta
Canadians in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, are under shelter-in-place orders as violence spreads following the death of a cartel leader. Airlines have canceled flights, and Global Affairs Canada has issued a travel advisory.
Councillor Glen Gower Announces He Will Not Seek Re-Election
Stittsville ward Councillor Glen Gower has confirmed he will not be running in the upcoming municipal election, honoring his two-term pledge made eight years ago.
GRT Bus Crash, Epstein Ties, Brian Donovan Remembered
This week's top stories include a GRT bus crashing into a Cambridge home, Jeffrey Epstein's connections to Waterloo, and tributes to Brian Donovan, alongside other local and national news.
Vancouver Councillor Pushes $4M Police Academy Plan
Coun. Brian Montague cites chronic staffing pressures and rising overtime costs as reasons for a VPD-run training academy at Woodward's building to address provincial bottleneck.
Edmonton Parking Ban Ends Early, Residential Assessment Planned
The City of Edmonton announces the seasonal parking ban will conclude one day earlier than scheduled, with officials planning to evaluate residential zones for future improvements.
Lachine Mayor Urges Patience on Waterfront Plans
The closure of Lachine's marina has sparked division among residents, with the borough's new mayor indicating the waterfront's future may be reassessed as community discussions continue.
Weekly Roundup: GRT Bus Crash, Epstein Links, Brian Donovan
This week's top stories include a GRT bus crashing into a Cambridge home, Jeffery Epstein's connections to Waterloo, and tributes to Brian Donovan, alongside other local and national news.
Antigonish Gets $4.1M for Infrastructure to Boost Housing
The Town of Antigonish, Nova Scotia, is set to undergo significant infrastructure improvements with a $4.1 million investment aimed at facilitating new housing development and enhancing community services.
Calgary Water-Main Break Creates Slippery Mess for Fire Crews
Firefighters in Calgary faced challenging conditions after a water-main break in the northwest, creating icy hazards during cold weather on Friday night.
Barrie Snow-Clearing on Narrowed Roads Continues
Snow-clearing crews in Barrie are actively working on narrowed residential roads, with operations focusing on cutting back snow banks to improve accessibility and safety during ongoing winter conditions.
No Residential Parking Ban Expected in Edmonton Snow Cleanup
Edmonton officials confirm no phase 2 parking ban needed as additional contractors and lighter snowfall help clear major roadways. Crews report 72% completion on priority two roads.
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