London's Highbury Avenue reopens after watermain break
Highbury Avenue in London, Ontario, has reopened to traffic following emergency repairs for a significant watermain break. Crews worked through the weekend to restore the vital artery.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Lakeshore to charge for false fire, OPP alarms
Lakeshore council unanimously approved fees for false alarm calls to OPP and fire services after one free warning. The move aims to recover costs and deter repeat offenders.
Regina Residents Oppose Austerity in 2026 Budget Talks
Regina residents and business leaders clash over proposed 15.69% tax increase and potential service cuts during city's 2026 budget deliberations. Read the full story.
Ritchie residents split on major road renewal plans
Edmonton presents three design options for rebuilding 76 Avenue in Ritchie, featuring bike lanes and traffic calming. Long-time residents and business owners voice concerns over parking and community impact.
Edmonton may charge for parking at city attractions
Edmonton councillor proposes study on implementing parking fees at city-owned attractions like the zoo and science centre to recover costs and reduce property tax pressure. Could this be a new reality for a growing city?
Car drives into Ashbridges Bay, no injuries: Toronto police
Toronto police report a vehicle drove down a boat ramp into Ashbridges Bay. No one was injured in the unusual incident. Get the latest details.
Montreal mayor's first month dominated by homelessness crisis
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada reflects on her first month, detailing her daily confrontation with the city's homelessness crisis and her plans for action. Read her vision for a more efficient and compassionate Montreal.
Montreal Christmas Market Targeted by Pro-Palestinian Protesters
A Montreal for Palestine protest at a downtown Christmas market on Dec. 14 sparked controversy, occurring the same day as a deadly antisemitic shooting in Australia. Details on the escalating tensions.
London mulls 'Good Neighbour Clause' for shelter funding
London's city council is debating adding a 'Good Neighbour Clause' to contracts that fund homeless shelters. The move aims to address community concerns while supporting vital services. Read the latest details.
Sutcliffe's Tree Planting Promise Falls Drastically Short
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe's campaign promise to plant one million trees in his first term is falling drastically short, with only about 100,000 planted. The city's tree canopy lags behind goals and neighbouring Gatineau.
Rezoning Threatens Ottawa's Poets' Pathway Greenspace
Community groups fear Ottawa's rezoning of over 100 hectares of NCC land could threaten the Poets' Pathway and vital urban forest. Learn about the transparency concerns and environmental impact.
Changed vote causes division at Region of Waterloo council
A last-minute vote change at the Region of Waterloo council has ignited accusations of undermining democracy. Get the full story on the controversy and its implications for local governance.
Toronto Apartment Fire: No Timeline for Residents to Return
Residents displaced by a substantial apartment fire in Toronto's Thorncliffe Park neighbourhood face growing frustration as officials provide no timeline for their return. Get the latest details.
Metro Vancouver CFO Exit Sparks Leadership Scrutiny
The sudden departure of Metro Vancouver's CFO, Harji Varn, has triggered scrutiny of the regional authority's leadership and raised questions about potential severance costs for taxpayers. Read the latest developments.
Outlook water outage after break-in exceeds 24 hours
Residents of Outlook, Saskatchewan have been without running water for over a day following a criminal break-in. The incident, reported on December 16, 2025, has disrupted essential services for the community.
Calgary Begins Process to Replace Critical Water Main
Calgary has launched the procurement for a new Bearspaw South Feeder Main, with construction starting in 2026. The project replaces the pipe whose 2024 failure triggered a city-wide emergency and water restrictions.
Guelph mayor reinstates bike lane snow removal with new powers
Guelph Mayor Cam Guthrie has invoked his Strong Mayors powers to reinstate winter maintenance for bike lanes, a move highlighting the impact of provincial legislation on local services. Learn about the decision and its implications.
Edmonton Police Support Reinstating Photo Radar
Edmonton police endorse the city's push to bring back photo radar, acknowledging the need for improved traffic safety. Get the details on the proposed changes and public reaction.
North Bay Police Hub Improves Downtown Safety: Survey
A North Bay police survey reveals downtown businesses feel safer with increased police presence since a pilot hub opened on Main Street in June 2025. Read the findings.
Gordie Howe Pier installed in Windsor, opening this week
The Gordie Howe Pier was officially installed at Queen's Park in Windsor, Ontario on December 16, 2025. The public opening is expected later this week. Read the full story.
Saint John Looks to Double Parking Fines This Winter
The City of Saint John, New Brunswick, is proposing to double fines for parking violations and snow ban infractions this winter. Learn about the new penalties and the reasons behind the stricter enforcement.
Saskatoon's Historic Bus Barns Set for 2026 Demolition
The remaining historic bus barns in Saskatoon's Caswell Hill neighbourhood are scheduled for demolition in 2026. Learn about the site's history and what comes next for this piece of local heritage.
Leamington 2026 budget sets 2.5% property tax increase
Leamington homeowners face a 2.5% tax increase in 2026, adding about $67 to the average bill. The hike funds major capital projects like sewer work and road reconstruction. Read the details.
Edmonton Mayor Knack: 'So far so good' in first months
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack shares his perspective on his initial months in office, highlighting progress and challenges. Read his full assessment and what's next for the city.
Bid to block Waterloo 'Taj Mahal' centre fails at budget meeting
A motion to block funding for Waterloo Region's new communication centre, dubbed the 'Taj Mahal,' failed to gain support during budget deliberations. Get the latest on this local government decision.
Kingsville 2026 budget brings 5.9% tax hike
Kingsville property owners will see a 5.9% municipal tax increase in 2026, adding $126 to the average bill. The hike funds policing costs, road work, and new fire equipment.
Calgary outreach groups face eviction from city building
Three grassroots organizations in Calgary must vacate a city-owned former police building by year's end as the property is prepared for sale. Learn about the impact on vital community services.
Surrey to Open Two Municipal Clinics for Doctor Shortage
Surrey, B.C., announces two new city-run health clinics opening in 2025 to address the critical family physician shortage. Mayor Brenda Locke leads the initiative to improve local healthcare access.
Driver Found Passed Out at Ottawa Gas Station
Ottawa Police were called to a local gas station after a driver was found unconscious in a vehicle. Get the latest details on the incident and police response.
N.S. board approves Halifax Water rate application
The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board has approved Halifax Water's rate request with modifications. Learn how this decision impacts customers and the utility's infrastructure plans.
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