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.
Category : Municipal Affairs
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A significant number of municipalities have withdrawn from the Capital Planning Region following the rejection of the Plan 20-50 framework, signaling major shifts in regional governance and policy coordination.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.
Happy Beer Street Named Edmonton Entertainment District
Edmonton's Happy Beer Street has received an official entertainment district designation, aiming to boost local businesses and nightlife. The move is part of broader urban revitalization efforts.
Amherstburg Council to Discuss Park Redevelopment
The Amherstburg town council is set to deliberate on the proposed redevelopment of Centennial Park, a key community project aimed at revitalizing public spaces.
London Police Seek Witnesses After Pedestrian Hit-and-Run
London police are actively seeking witnesses following a serious hit-and-run incident that left a pedestrian injured. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as they investigate the collision that occurred recently in the city.
Ottawa Mayor Reveals ByWard Market Revitalization Strategy
Mayor announces phased pedestrianization and long-term improvements for Ottawa's historic ByWard Market, aiming to transform the district into a vibrant public space.
Edmonton's Stony Plain Road Closed for Fire at Former Hotel
A significant fire at the former Jasper Place Hotel led to the closure of Stony Plain Road in Edmonton as firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze on February 19, 2026.
Hamilton Parkway Westbound Closed for Police Probe
The westbound lanes of Lincoln Alexander Parkway in Hamilton are currently closed due to an ongoing police investigation. Authorities have not released specific details about the incident, but motorists are advised to seek alternative routes.
London Committee Disregards Parking Policy Change Concerns
A London committee has dismissed public concerns about proposed parking policy changes aimed at addressing shortages at new developments, sparking debate over urban planning and resident access.
Saskatoon Police Reports Show Traffic Collision Increase
Annual police reports for Saskatoon indicate a concerning rise in traffic collisions over five years, with property damage incidents climbing steadily while speeding tickets show mixed enforcement patterns.
London City Hall Spends $20M from Property Tax Growth
London City Hall has announced plans to allocate $20 million generated from property tax assessment growth to fund key municipal initiatives, including infrastructure upgrades and community services, as detailed in a recent report.
Montreal Mayor's 100-Day Review: Homelessness Wins, Snow Woes
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada highlights opening 500+ warming center spots as her proudest achievement, while acknowledging snow removal delays as a sore point in a wide-ranging interview marking her administration's first 100 days.
White City Expands with 200-Hectare Annexation Approval
The Town of White City in Saskatchewan is set for significant growth after the provincial government approved a 200-hectare annexation, marking a major expansion for the community near Regina.
Toronto Budget Debate Highlights Civility Under Mayor Chow
A recent observer praised Toronto's budget debate for respectful discourse and unity, crediting Mayor Olivia Chow's leadership. The article also covers letters on Iran protests, historical lessons, and concerns over China relations.
Calgary Councillor Blasts City Hall's 'War on the Car'
Ward 13 Councillor Dan McLean unleashes criticism against Calgary city hall's urban planning policies, claiming they create congestion, frustration, and safety hazards for drivers.
London Councillors Clash Over High-Rise After Meeting Disruption
A controversial proposal for a 30-storey tower on Ridout Street sparked heated debate at a London council meeting, leading to neighbors being ejected for disrupting proceedings.
Tumbler Ridge Mayor Updates on Community Coping After Shooting
The mayor of Tumbler Ridge, B.C., shares how the community is managing in the aftermath of a tragic mass shooting, highlighting resilience and support efforts.
Surrey Police Cloverdale Transition Delay Denied by B.C.
The B.C. government has rejected Surrey Police Chief Norm Lipinski's request for a four-month extension to transition into Cloverdale, citing escalating extortion crimes as the reason for the delay.
Surrey Police Denied Delay in Transition Plan
Surrey Police Chief Norm Lipinski announced that a request to postpone the next phase of the transition plan was denied, amid ongoing changes in the force's structure.
Large Building Collapses in Essa Township
A significant structural failure occurred in Essa Township, prompting an emergency response from local fire services. Details on the cause and any injuries remain under investigation.
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