Edmonton Avoids Parking Ban Despite Heavy Snowfall
Edmonton's snow-clearing operations are proceeding without a residential parking ban, according to city officials, as crews work to manage recent heavy snowfall across the city.
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Calgary Police Dog Calibri Retires After 8 Years of Service
Calibri, a loyal service dog with the Calgary Police Service, concludes an almost eight-year career. The German Shepherd assisted in numerous operations and investigations.
Surrey Mayor Locke Details RCMP-Police Strain in Letters
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke expressed concerns about a strained relationship between the RCMP and Surrey Police Service, citing delays in investigative file transfers in private letters to Premier David Eby.
Osaka Gets Gold Bars Worth $3.6M for Water Pipe Repairs
An anonymous donor has gifted Osaka 21 kilograms of gold bars, valued at 560 million yen, specifically to address the city's deteriorating water infrastructure, following safety concerns.
Montreal, Longueuil Unveil Homeless Encampment Strategy
The cities of Montreal and Longueuil have jointly announced a comprehensive new approach to address homeless encampments, focusing on support services and housing solutions rather than enforcement.
Montreal, Longueuil Adopt New Homeless Encampment Protocols
Montreal and Longueuil have introduced new protocols for homeless encampments, shifting from dismantling to providing basic services and establishing tolerance zones as a last resort.
Windsor Councillor Defends 6 a.m. Olympic Alcohol Service
A Windsor city councillor is facing criticism after supporting a proposal to allow alcohol service starting at 6 a.m. during Olympic events, citing economic benefits and tourism.
Surrey Police Budget Cut $47M Below Request for 2026
The Surrey Police Service faces a significant budget shortfall, with the city approving $284.5 million for 2026—nearly $47 million less than requested, sparking union criticism.
Ottawa Driver Stopped Third Time in Six Weeks
Ottawa police have reported stopping the same driver for the third time within a six-week period, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts in the city.
Toronto Road Closure Due to Falling Debris
A section of downtown Toronto has been closed to traffic after reports of falling debris, according to city authorities. The incident has prompted safety measures and detours.
Calgary to Proceed with More Bearspaw Feeder Main Repairs
The City of Calgary will announce details on Friday regarding upcoming repair work for the Bearspaw South feeder main, as part of ongoing infrastructure maintenance efforts.
Ottawa May Ban Wildlife Feeding in Next Council Term
Ottawa city council is exploring a new bylaw to crack down on feeding wildlife, such as rats, to address public health and safety concerns in urban areas.
Anonymous $3.6M Gold Bar Gift Fixes Osaka's Water Pipes
Osaka city officials are investigating an anonymous donation of gold bars worth $3.6 million, intended to repair aging water infrastructure. The mysterious gift has sparked public curiosity and gratitude.
Ottawa Allows Residents to Install Sidewalks in Right-of-Way
Ottawa introduces new flexibility for residents to install sidewalks in public right-of-ways, addressing past bylaw conflicts like a Kanata couple's $40,000 landscaping issue.
Ottawa Weekend Guide: Events, Sports, and Politics
A comprehensive look at Ottawa's weekend scene, featuring cultural highlights, sports updates, and political developments, along with national news impacting the capital region.
Politicians Pitch Park Instead of Pattullo Bridge Demolition
As the Pattullo Bridge opens to pedestrians, local politicians are advocating to transform it into a park rather than demolish it, sparking debate on urban renewal and infrastructure.
B.C. Suspends $3.3B Housing Fund, Municipalities Shocked
British Columbia's 2026 budget suspends the Community Housing Fund, redirecting $1.4 billion from affordable housing development to other priorities, leaving municipalities and non-profits scrambling.
Calgary Water Spill: Natural Spring, Not Main Break
A water pooling incident near Sarcee Trail and Na'a Drive in Calgary was caused by a natural spring, not a water main break, according to city officials.
Saskatoon Proposes New Site for Riversdale Warming Center
After years of searching, Saskatoon has identified a potential location for a permanent, year-round warming center to serve its homeless population in the Riversdale area.
Winnipeg Municipalities Cut Ties with Capital Planning Region
A significant number of municipalities have withdrawn from the Capital Planning Region following the rejection of the Plan 20-50 framework, signaling major shifts in regional governance and policy coordination.
Calgary Memorial Plaque Thefts Driven by Bronze Scrap Value
Calgary police report a recurring pattern of stolen commemorative bronze plaques, with at least 28 incidents since 2020, driven by the high scrap value of copper in the metal alloy.
Ottawa's ByWard Market Plan: 'Flex Streets' for Events
Ottawa proposes creating 'flex streets' in ByWard Market that would close to traffic during major events, part of a revitalization plan including a pedestrian plaza.
Winnipeg's Point Douglas Area Set for Change with New City Plan
A proposed city plan could significantly reshape Winnipeg's historic Point Douglas neighborhood, with potential impacts on development, infrastructure, and community life.
Calgary Firefighters Extinguish Castleridge Garage Fire
Calgary firefighters responded to a garage fire on Castleridge Drive N.E. on February 19, 2026, successfully containing and extinguishing the blaze with no reported injuries.
Essex County May Provide Green Bin Fee Relief
Essex County council will debate a motion to provide financial relief from green bin charges, potentially funding the program through reserves and tax levies instead of user fees.
Sudbury May Increase Summer Camp Fees Substantially
Greater Sudbury is evaluating a major rise in fees for summer day camps, potentially impacting families' budgets and recreational options for children during the break.
Ottawa's ByWard Market Plan Keeps Streets Open to Vehicles
The City of Ottawa has unveiled a new revitalization plan for the historic ByWard Market that will not permanently close any streets to vehicular traffic, focusing instead on pedestrian plazas and building upgrades.
Hamilton's Lincoln Alexander Parkway Westbound Reopens Post-Police Probe
The westbound lanes of Lincoln Alexander Parkway in Hamilton have reopened following a police investigation that caused significant traffic disruptions. Authorities have not yet disclosed details about the incident that prompted the closure.
Montreal Mayor Calls for Regional Unity to Lobby Quebec
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada says the Greater Montreal region must leverage its political influence to address housing, transit, and homelessness with provincial support.
Winnipeg CAO Grilled on Police HQ Project, Cites Family Impact
Winnipeg's former Chief Administrative Officer faced intense questioning for a second day regarding his involvement in the controversial police headquarters project, while highlighting the personal toll on his family from the publicity.
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