Watermain Repair Causes Traffic Delays in Cambridge
A major watermain repair in Cambridge is causing significant traffic disruptions, with the city advising drivers to expect delays and seek alternate routes.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Barrie Residents to Shape Future of City Parks Through Consultation
The City of Barrie is launching a public consultation initiative to gather resident input on the future transformation and development of municipal parks, including Shalom Park.
Montreal Launches Tactical Group to Tackle Homelessness
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces a new Tactical Intervention Group on Homelessness (GITI) to coordinate efforts, identify service gaps, and shift from reactive to proactive strategies.
Windsor Firefighters Battle Blaze Near Downtown
Firefighters in Windsor responded to a significant fire near the downtown area, with multiple other incidents including highway closures and impaired driving charges across Essex County.
Gatineau Tram Project Funding in Jeopardy, Mayor Warns
Gatineau's mayor has issued a stark warning that funding for the city's tram project is now at risk due to financial constraints and provincial budget uncertainties ahead of 2026.
Edmonton's $10B Infrastructure Crisis Looms for Taxpayers
Edmonton confronts a staggering $10 billion shortfall in infrastructure renewal funding over the next decade, with nearly half of city assets projected to fall into poor condition by 2046 without urgent action.
Out-of-Province Drivers Owe Ottawa Millions in Unpaid Fines
The City of Ottawa is grappling with millions in unpaid photo radar tickets from drivers residing outside Ontario, highlighting enforcement challenges across provincial borders.
Montreal's Pothole Solutions Stalled by Lack of Funding
Montreal faces a severe pothole problem with proven solutions from local researchers, but the city's financial constraints hinder implementation, leaving roads in disrepair.
Edmonton Police Close Castle Downs Road for Crime Scene Probe
A significant stretch of Castle Downs Road on Edmonton's north side has been shut down by police due to potential crime scene activity, with closures extending between 100 and 112 Streets.
Anne Murray Speaks Out on Halifax Pothole Problem
Canadian music icon Anne Murray voices frustration over Halifax's deteriorating road conditions, urging city officials to prioritize infrastructure repairs for public safety.
Police Activity Closes Castle Downs Road in Edmonton
A significant police operation has led to the closure of Castle Downs Road in Edmonton, with authorities responding to an undisclosed incident that required full road shutdown for public safety.
Winnipeg Councillor Proposes Community Centre Funding
A Winnipeg councillor has put forward a motion for the city to consider funding the expansion of the Dakota Community Centre in St. Vital, which recently received a $7.5 million boost from Ottawa.
Halifax Forum's Future Questioned Over Cost Concerns
The historic Halifax Forum faces an uncertain future as Mayor Mike Savage declares the proposed redevelopment price tag unaffordable for the city, sparking debate over preservation versus fiscal responsibility.
Winnipeg Councillor Withdraws Support for Protest Bylaw
A Winnipeg city councillor has withdrawn support for a proposed protest bylaw, clarifying that the intent was never to ban protests outright. The move comes amid ongoing discussions about balancing public safety and free expression.
Saskatoon's Chinese New Year Fireworks Rules
As Chinese New Year approaches, Saskatoon residents planning to celebrate with fireworks must adhere to specific municipal regulations to ensure safety and compliance.
Lunar New Year Fireworks Rules in Kitchener
As Lunar New Year approaches, Kitchener residents seek clarity on fireworks regulations. This article outlines local bylaws and safety guidelines for celebratory displays during the festive period.
Two Children Hit by Car in Montreal West
Two children were struck by a vehicle in Montreal West on Monday morning, according to police. The incident occurred around 10:15 AM, and both victims were transported to hospital with injuries.
Family Day 2026: Toronto Openings and Closures Guide
A detailed overview of what services, businesses, and facilities are operational or closed for Family Day 2026 in Toronto, helping residents plan their holiday activities effectively.
Ottawa's $81,000 Unpaid Photo Radar Tickets Highlight Issues
The City of Ottawa is grappling with 81,000 unpaid photo radar tickets, totaling significant revenue losses and raising questions about enforcement effectiveness and compliance.
Toddler Killed in Calgary Crosswalk, Driver Cooperates with Police
A toddler was killed after being struck by a vehicle in a southwest Calgary crosswalk on Sunday. The driver remained at the scene, and police say impairment and speed are not factors in the ongoing investigation.
Grassroots Group Criticized for Outreach at Seniors Housing
A community program in south Etobicoke providing food and clothing faces backlash for operating outside a Toronto seniors building, highlighting tensions in local outreach efforts.
Hamilton Extends Alcohol Hours for Winter Olympics
The city of Hamilton has approved extended alcohol service hours during the 2026 Winter Olympics to boost local hospitality and support community celebrations.
Essex's Aging Snowflake Decorations Could Cost $53K to Replace
Town staff in Essex recommend decommissioning old holiday decorations until new lights and infrastructure can be purchased, with replacement costs estimated at $53,000.
Police Boost Presence at Dalewood After Distress Calls
London police have increased patrols at the Dalewood Conservation Area after multiple 911 calls reported a person in distress, prompting a community safety response.
Kitchener News: Repair Complaints, 911 Calls, Diesel Theft
This week's top stories from Kitchener include a surge in complaints against repair companies, repeated 911 calls straining emergency services, and an ongoing diesel fuel theft investigation.
Pedestrian Critically Injured in Toronto Vehicle Collision
A pedestrian was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle on Sheppard Avenue East in Toronto. Police are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the area.
Pedestrian Injured in Toronto Vehicle Collision on Sheppard Avenue
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Sheppard Avenue East in Toronto, with police responding to the incident. Details on the victim's condition and road closures are under investigation.
Calgary Iranian Community Rallies for Regime Change
Members of Calgary's Iranian community gathered at the Harry Hays Building on Saturday to rally for regime change in Iran, demonstrating solidarity and calling for political transformation.
Calgary Iranians Protest Government in Global Rally
Thousands of Calgarians from the Iranian community marched in solidarity with global protests, demanding regime change and freedom in Iran.
Toronto's Global Day of Action Draws Massive Protest Crowd
Toronto witnessed one of its largest protests ever during the Global Day of Action, with crowds rallying in support of Iran protests, leading to road closures and significant public engagement.
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