Leduc RCMP and city address encampment concerns
Leduc RCMP and city officials are collaborating to address public safety concerns regarding homeless encampments. Learn about their coordinated response.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Moncton Reveals Downtown Waterfront Upgrade Strategy
Moncton announces comprehensive long-term plan to transform downtown waterfront area. Learn about the city's vision for urban development and economic growth.
Halifax recycling changes save taxpayers $4M
Halifax implements new recycling strategy expected to save $4 million in taxpayer money annually while improving waste management efficiency. Learn how these changes will affect you.
Underwater Problems Stall Windsor Peace Fountain Work
Construction on Windsor's new Peace Fountain faces delays due to unexpected underwater complications. Learn about the challenges and revised timeline for this waterfront project.
Calgary Council Starts 2026 Budget Review
Calgary's newly elected council convenes for the first time to tackle the 2026 budget, setting priorities for residents. Learn about the key financial decisions ahead.
Missing Lynn Lake woman located safely
A woman from Lynn Lake reported missing has been found safe. The successful conclusion to the search brings relief to the northern Manitoba community. Read the full story.
What's Open and Closed in Winnipeg on Remembrance Day
Your complete guide to Winnipeg Remembrance Day 2025 closures and openings. Find essential information about city services, transit, and business hours for November 11.
Windsor Council Holds Rare Meeting with All MPs, MPPs
Windsor City Council held a rare meeting with all four local MPs and MPPs to discuss collaboration and address 16 key issues. Discover the outcomes and future plans for the community.
Springwater mayor uses strong mayor powers on boundary
Springwater Mayor Jennifer Coughlin exercises strong mayor authority to push Barrie boundary expansion forward, overriding council opposition in controversial move.
Ottawa Remembrance Day 2025: Openings and Closures
Your complete guide to Remembrance Day ceremonies, traffic impacts, and what's open and closed in Ottawa on November 11. Plan your day and honour our veterans.
Toronto Anti-Jewish Hate Nears Breaking Point
Aviva Klompas warns that anti-Jewish hate in Toronto is escalating towards deadly violence, citing repeated synagogue attacks and institutional inaction. Read more.
Windsor Council Meets with MPs and MPPs in Roundtable
Windsor City Council convenes important roundtable discussion with local MPs and MPPs to address key municipal issues. Learn about the agenda and expected outcomes.
LaSalle Mayor Calls for Fair Police Funding in Ontario
LaSalle's mayor advocates for equitable provincial police funding distribution. Learn how this impacts community safety and municipal budgets across Ontario.
One dead following north Scarborough fire, police investigating
Toronto police are investigating a fatal fire in north Scarborough after one person was found deceased on November 8. Authorities continue their investigation into the circumstances.
Giant generator noise plagues Toronto shelter neighbours
A massive generator powering a Toronto homeless shelter since mid-October is creating constant low-frequency noise disturbing nearby condo residents. Learn about the community impact and city response.
New Baddeck rink to receive federal funding if budget passes
Baddeck, N.S. could get a new ice rink with federal support if the 2025 budget passes. Learn how this investment would benefit the community and local sports.
London road closures for Remembrance Day 2025
Important traffic updates for London, Ontario residents during Remembrance Day ceremonies. Plan your route around downtown road closures on November 11.
Kitchener Weekly: Missing Person, Dogs Dumped, Archive Donation
This week's top stories include a suspicious Kitchener disappearance, dogs abandoned in rural areas, and an author's archive donation to Guelph library. Stay informed about local developments.
$39.8M Federal Investment for Montréal-Nord Sports
The federal government announces a major $39.8 million investment for a new sports complex in Montréal-Nord. Discover how this project will benefit the community.
Quebec towns unconcerned by low election turnout
While low voter turnout often raises alarms, some Quebec municipalities see it as a sign of contentment. Discover why these towns are breaking the mold.
Remembrance Day 2025: Metro Vancouver Hours
Your complete guide to shopping, attractions, and services open on Remembrance Day in Metro Vancouver. Plan your November 11th with our detailed schedule.
TTC Fare Evasion Crisis Erodes Public Trust
Toronto residents report widespread TTC fare evasion, questioning system revenue losses. Read the latest letters on transit, hockey, and Alberta's budget concerns.
Chinatown's Last Post Office Closing Nov 12
Canada Post is closing Vancouver's only Chinatown post office on November 12, sparking community outrage and an online campaign to save this vital service for seniors and vulnerable residents.
Construction begins on Regina Fire Station 8
Regina starts building Fire Station 8 at Chuka Blvd and East Primrose to improve emergency response times. Learn how this impacts community safety.
Wrongful tickets issued due to misplaced Winnipeg signs
Dozens of Winnipeg drivers received unfair tickets after school zone signs were incorrectly placed in Sage Creek. Learn how the city is addressing this error.
Vancouver Park Board Budget Cuts Threaten Services
Vancouver Park Board confronts $15M budget cuts and $8.9M revenue targets. Former commissioner reveals how cooperation achieved past successes for city parks and recreation.
Edmonton construction frustrates downtown businesses
Downtown Edmonton businesses report significant revenue losses due to prolonged Jasper Avenue construction. Owners voice frustration over traffic delays and lack of communication from the city.
Ex-Mayor Analyzes Bill 20's Municipal Impact in Alberta
Former Wetaskiwin mayor Tyler Gandam shares insights on Alberta's Bill 20 and its effects on municipal governance after completing two terms in office.
Sudbury Police Budget Increase Cut to 10.2%
Sudbury police board reduces budget increase to 10.2% following emergency meeting. Learn how this decision impacts municipal spending and taxpayer burden.
Downtown Edmonton's O-day'min Park Officially Opens
Edmonton's newest downtown park, O-day'min Park, officially opened on November 7, 2025. The beautiful gathering space features playgrounds and green areas for community enjoyment.
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