Toronto City Hall to raise Palestinian flag
Toronto City Hall will raise the Palestinian flag, joining other Canadian municipalities in this symbolic act. Learn about the decision and its significance.
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Windsor settlement prompts calls for mayor's resignation
Windsor's $200,000 settlement with former engineer Mohamed Chams triggers resignation demands for Mayor Drew Dilkens. Latest municipal controversy unfolds.
Palestinian Flag Raised at Calgary City Hall
Calgary witnessed a historic Palestinian flag raising at City Hall, marking a symbolic moment for the local community amid planned policy changes.
Palestinian flag raised at Calgary City Hall
For the first time in Calgary's history, the Palestinian flag was raised at city hall on November 15, 2025, marking a significant and emotional community moment.
Vancouver rezones school land for condo development
Vancouver city council has voted to rezone elementary school land for condominium development. Learn about this controversial decision and its implications for urban planning.
Vancouver Aquatic Centre closure frustrates swim clubs
The indefinite closure of Vancouver Aquatic Centre after ceiling damage displaces swim clubs. User groups face transparency issues and limited pool access in the city.
Vancouver mayor proposes Filipino cultural centre plan
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim unveils plan for Filipino cultural centre despite community concerns. Learn about the proposal and ongoing discussions.
Calgary mayor seeks to ban national flags at city hall
Calgary's new mayor plans to amend city flag policy, removing national flags from municipal buildings. Learn about the proposed changes and their implications.
Vancouver Christmas Market Returns for 2025
The beloved Vancouver Christmas Market opens this weekend alongside other festive events. Discover what's happening in Vancouver as holiday season begins.
Ottawa Updates City Contribution Program Guidelines
Ottawa introduces specific directions for its City Contribution Program, ensuring transparent and targeted community donations. Learn how these changes will impact local initiatives.
Jewish group calls Toronto Palestinian flag 'reckless'
B'nai Brith Canada urges Toronto to cancel Palestinian flag raising, citing rising antisemitism. Over 20,000 petition signers express concerns about community division.
104 New Affordable Homes Coming to East Vancouver Church
A major redevelopment at Lakeview Multicultural United Church in East Vancouver will create 104 new affordable rental homes, addressing the city's housing crisis.
Vancouver residents demand budget transparency from ABC
Vancouver residents are urging city council to reject the 2026 operating budget due to insufficient detail about $120 million in proposed cuts and potential job losses. Learn why this 'back to basics' approach is generating controversy.
Vancouver may remove public washroom fixtures to save money
Vancouver considers removing fixtures from public washrooms as part of budget cuts. Learn how this proposal could impact residents and city services.
Farkas Signals Common Sense Return at Calgary City Hall
Mayor Jeromy Farkas appoints key staff from both NDP and UCP backgrounds, signaling a shift toward balanced, non-ideological governance at Calgary City Hall. Read more.
Child dies in Vancouver high-rise balcony fall
A young child has died after falling from a high-rise balcony in Vancouver. The tragic incident occurred on November 11, 2025, with police investigating the circumstances.
Winnipeg may offer property tax discount for early pay
Winnipeg residents could receive discounts for paying property taxes early under new city recommendations. Learn how this proposal might benefit homeowners.
New Security Proposal for Winnipeg City Hall
Winnipeg officials propose beefed-up security at City Hall to ensure public safety. Learn about the new measures and their potential impact on municipal operations.
Saskatoon gathers for emotional Remembrance Day service
Saskatoon residents came together at City Hall for a moving Remembrance Day ceremony to honor Canada's fallen soldiers. Community members reflect on the importance of never forgetting their sacrifice.
London City Hall wastes $1.3M on unused software
London councillors express frustration over $1.3 million computer software project that staff admit will never be implemented. Lessons learned from costly municipal mistake.
Windsor City Hall Square skating rink opening soon
Windsor's outdoor skating rink at City Hall Square will open within weeks, offering winter recreation for families and visitors. Discover opening details and seasonal activities.
Saskatoon Book of Remembrance Viewing at City Hall
Saskatoon City Hall invites residents to view the Book of Remembrance starting November 10, 2025. Honor local heroes and pay respects at this meaningful public display.
Vancouver Budget Cuts Arts & Planning Staff Positions
Vancouver's controversial budget proposal targets arts, culture, and planning departments with significant staff reductions, sparking concerns about the city's creative future.
Vancouver Approves Major Downtown Eastside Overhaul
Vancouver City Council has approved the 'Improve Downtown Eastside' decision, marking a pivotal moment for one of Canada's most challenging neighborhoods. The comprehensive plan aims to transform housing, safety, and social services while balancing commun
St. Paul's Medical Office Becomes Boutique Hotel
Discover how a historic medical office building adjacent to St. Paul's Hospital is being converted into an upscale boutique hotel, blending heritage preservation with modern hospitality in downtown Vancouver.
Vancouver may cut 400 jobs over tax freeze
Vancouver faces significant municipal job cuts as Mayor Ken Sim's property tax freeze creates budget shortfall, affecting city services and staff.
Slime, Battleship, Trivial Pursuit join Toy Hall of Fame
Three iconic playthings - Slime, Battleship and Trivial Pursuit - have earned permanent recognition in the National Toy Hall of Fame, celebrating their enduring impact on generations of players.
Vancouver OKs $21M for police, fire budget gaps
Vancouver City Council has greenlit $21 million in emergency funding to cover budget overruns for police and fire services, addressing critical public safety needs amid financial pressures.
$13M software scandal at London City Hall
London taxpayers foot $13 million bill for custom software that will never be used, raising serious questions about municipal spending and technology oversight.
Vancouver may cut 400 jobs in budget crisis
A confidential internal memo reveals Vancouver is considering massive job cuts and service reductions to address a severe budget shortfall, sparking concerns about municipal services.
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