Ottawa's 2025 Community Services Budget Plan
Ottawa City Hall discloses detailed community services spending plan for next year. Learn where your tax dollars are going and how services will be enhanced.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Saskatoon citizens voice budget concerns at council
Saskatoon residents expressed frustration and fear over proposed tax increases during city budget deliberations. Council faces tough choices on core services and environmental funding.
Essex County Municipalities Release 2026 Draft Budgets
Essex County, Kingsville, and Lakeshore have unveiled their 2026 draft budgets, featuring tax increases and infrastructure investments. LaSalle's new multi-use Loop trail opens Friday.
Essex County delays development charge decision
Essex County postpones its decision on implementing development charges for new homes until January 2026, awaiting clarity on Ontario's Bill 60 impacts.
Vancouver Park Board raises parking and program fees
Vancouver Park Board announces increased fees for parking, programs and facilities under new 'Zero Means Zero' budget strategy. Learn how these changes affect residents.
Vancouver keeps public change tables after outcry
Vancouver city officials scrap controversial plan to remove baby change tables from public washrooms following strong public opposition. Learn how community advocacy made a difference.
Driver tries to join Innisfil Santa Claus parade
South Simcoe Police investigate after grey Audi SUV attempts to join Innisfil Santa Claus parade route on November 23, 2025. Read the full details.
Winnipeg winter parking ban begins next week
Winnipeg's annual winter route parking ban begins next week, affecting snow routes across the city. Learn the dates and rules to avoid tickets and help snow clearing operations.
Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser Will Not Seek Re-election
Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announces she won't seek a fourth term after three tumultuous terms, including federal intervention in city policing.
Fredericton 2026 budget keeps property tax steady
Fredericton City Council approves 2026 budget maintaining property tax rates for most residents. Learn how the city plans to balance services and fiscal responsibility.
Toronto Police Allow O Canada Performance After Ban
Scott Youmans plays national anthem at police HQ after being stopped at Nathan Phillips Square. Toronto faces freedom of expression questions amid ongoing protests.
Saskatoon Council Begins Two-Year Budget Deliberations
Saskatoon city councillors begin crucial two-year budget talks as residents struggle with affordability. Key decisions ahead on taxes and services.
Amherstburg Council to Review Library Repair Costs in 2026
Amherstburg council will assess Carnegie Library repair expenses during 2026 budget deliberations. The historic building requires significant maintenance investment.
Projet Montréal Announces Shadow Cabinet with 25 Members
Projet Montréal's interim leader Ericka Alneus reveals the official opposition's shadow cabinet. All 25 elected members will hold portfolios to scrutinize Montreal's municipal government.
Calgary budget discussions begin with public input
Calgary launches multibillion-dollar budget discussions with significant public participation. Over 130 residents signed up to share their perspectives on city spending priorities.
Essex Council Reviews 2026 Budget with 4.9% Tax Hike
Essex Council begins reviewing the proposed 2026 budget featuring a 4.9% property tax increase. Learn how this affects residents and what services are prioritized.
Edmonton 2026 budget skips arterial road repair funding
Edmonton city administration recommends against funding arterial road repairs in 2026 budget, raising concerns about infrastructure maintenance and transportation.
New London Police Services Board member sworn in
Mike Wallace becomes the newest member of London Police Services Board while another member steps down. Stay informed about local governance changes in London, Ontario.
Windsor maintains 10 AM council meeting times
Windsor City Council will continue 10 a.m. meetings while conducting broader review of municipal schedule. Decision affects public accessibility and government operations.
Ex-Calgary Alderman Ray Clark Dies, Inspired Politicians
Former Calgary alderman Ray Clark passes away at 80. Colleagues credit him for inspiring their political careers. Remembering his legacy in municipal politics.
Report: Nearly 1,000 in sheltered homelessness in Halifax
A new report reveals nearly 1,000 people are experiencing sheltered homelessness in Halifax. Learn about the city's housing crisis and the new shelter village response.
Windsor pushes back on conservation authority changes
Windsor councillors oppose Ontario's plan to restructure conservation authorities, citing environmental concerns. Learn how this affects local conservation efforts.
Regina Floral Conservatory faces potential funding cuts
The Regina Floral Conservatory confronts potential funding reductions as it prepares to present to city councillors during budget discussions. Learn how this could impact the beloved botanical attraction.
Woman seriously injured in Toronto hit-and-run incident
A woman remains in serious condition after a hit-and-run incident in downtown Toronto. Police continue investigating as paramedics confirm life-threatening injuries.
Winnipeg church wants barbed wire fence against crime
St. John Cantius Church in Winnipeg is pushing to install a barbed wire fence to protect against trespassers, vandals and thieves. Learn about the security concerns and community response.
White Nationalists Protest on London Bridge
Alleged white nationalist group seen demonstrating on London, Ontario bridge. Authorities monitoring situation as community responds to the incident.
Vancouver sets World Cup rules: vendor limits, noise OK
Vancouver introduces temporary bylaws for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, limiting street vendors and performers while allowing more noise. Fines of up to $1,000 will be enforced.
Break-in at Port Elgin, N.B. Convenience Store
Residents express alarm after a Sunday night break-in at a Port Elgin, N.B. convenience store. Community safety is now a top priority as the investigation continues.
Historic Bay Building Milestone Reached in Winnipeg
Southern Chiefs' Organization marks major progress in Hudson's Bay building transformation. Final concrete block removed in downtown Winnipeg redevelopment project.
Windsor seeks options to deter intersection panhandling
Windsor officials are exploring additional measures to address panhandling at city intersections following recent safety concerns. Learn about the proposed solutions.
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