Kelowna land swap saves golf course from industrial use
Kelowna city staff propose trading industrial land to preserve Kelowna Springs Golf Course as 9-hole facility while allowing partial industrial development. Read the details.
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Ontario exempts training centres from municipal laws
Ontario government exempts Skills Development Fund recipients from municipal planning laws to accelerate workforce training. Minister David Piccini announces new policy.
4-Alarm Fire Displaces Thorncliffe Park Residents
Multiple residents evacuated as Toronto fire crews battle stubborn 4-alarm fire in Thorncliffe Park apartment buildings. Power shutoffs and ongoing investigation continue.
Point Pelee National Park Closed Over Safety Concerns
Point Pelee National Park in Windsor is temporarily closed due to hazardous weather conditions. Stay informed about park safety updates and visitor advisories.
Ottawa plans housing in People's Park, Old Ottawa East
Ottawa City Hall considers building housing in Old Ottawa East's People's Park, sparking community discussion about urban development and green space preservation.
Hyde Park landmark denied heritage protection in London
London Council approves two 15-storey towers at 1269 Hyde Park Rd, rejecting heritage protection for Victorian-era building. Local preservation debate intensifies.
New Six-Storey Regina Apartment Near Wascana Park
Regina city council approves rezoning for a new six-storey, 100-unit apartment building on Broad Street, replacing the former Canadian Blood Services site with views of Wascana Park.
Severe Storm Wreaks Havoc at Samuel de Champlain Park
A powerful downburst storm caused extensive damage at Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park near Mattawa, with costs estimated in the millions. Campers evacuated safely as officials assess the destruction.
Body found in St. Thomas park under police investigation
St. Thomas police are investigating after a person was found deceased in Waterworks Park on November 23, 2025. The park entrance remains closed as authorities continue their investigation.
$4.75M to Rebuild Storm-Damaged Provincial Park
Ontario commits $4.75 million to restore Samuel de Champlain Provincial Park after devastating June downburst caused millions in damage. Learn about the reconstruction plans.
Body discovered in St. Thomas park, investigation ongoing
Police are investigating after a deceased individual was found in Waterworks Park in St. Thomas, Ontario. The park remains closed as authorities conduct their investigation.
London Santa Parade collects food bank donations
The Hyde Park Santa Claus Parade in London, Ont. successfully gathered essential goods for the local food bank on November 22, 2025, showcasing community generosity during the holiday season.
Banff National Park heads toward record attendance
Banff National Park is on track for a record-breaking year as free admission drives visitor numbers up 8%. Discover the impacts on popular sites and management strategies.
Deer cull closes Rondeau Provincial Park for two days
Rondeau Provincial Park will temporarily close for a controlled deer cull on November 21-22, 2025. Learn about the wildlife management strategy and visitor impacts.
Fifth death at Disney World confirmed in a month
A fifth person has died at Florida's Disney World resort in the past month, with the latest death occurring at the Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa. Learn the details of this tragic series of events.
Ontario passes controversial education bill
The Ontario government has passed a contentious education bill. Discover the key changes, political reactions, and potential impacts on the province's school system.
Lakeshore Withdraws Oakwood Park Development Proposal
Lakeshore council has unanimously withdrawn the contentious proposal to build townhouses in Oakwood Park following strong community opposition. Discover how residents shaped this decision.
Ontario education minister eyes more board takeovers
Ontario Education Minister Paul Calandra signals potential school board takeovers following passage of Bill 33. Learn how this legislation expands government oversight powers.
Bright Lights Windsor 2025: Expanded Holiday Festival
Bright Lights Windsor returns to Jackson Park from Nov 28 to Jan 7 with more attractions, expanded hours, and free admission. Discover the magical winter wonderland!
Rare Nazi Enigma Machine Sells for €482,600
A rare World War II-era Nazi Enigma encryption device fetches €482,600 at auction. Discover the historical significance of this cryptographic marvel that shaped wartime intelligence.
Edmonton Christmas Market 2025: Dates & Details
The Edmonton Christmas Market, Alberta's largest, returns to Fort Edmonton Park from Nov 29 to Dec 21, 2025. Discover 200+ vendors, festive food, and live performances.
Ontario wants impaired drivers to pay child support
The Ford government introduces a new bill requiring impaired drivers who kill parents to pay child support. Learn about the proposed legislation and its potential impact.
Sherwood Park teen's memory honored 20 years after tragedy
For two decades, family and friends have gathered annually to remember Shane 'Smiles' Rolston, the Sherwood Park teen killed while being a designated driver. His legacy continues through memorial traditions.
Human remains in Nose Hill Park not homicide: police
Calgary police confirm human remains found in Nose Hill Park on November 14, 2025, are not the result of homicide. Investigation continues.
No foul play suspected in Nose Hill human remains
Calgary police report preliminary findings suggest no criminality in human remains discovered at Nose Hill Park on November 14. A pedestrian made the discovery.
Windsor resident creates front lawn food pantry
A Windsor resident transforms their front yard into a community food pantry with a 'take what you need, leave what you can' philosophy, addressing local food insecurity.
100 attend rally for Nova Scotia protected areas
Close to 100 conservation supporters gathered in Nova Scotia to demand enhanced protection for natural areas including West Mabou Beach Provincial Park. Join the movement.
NYC Rejects Central Park Horse Carriage Ban
New York City Council committee rejects proposal to ban Central Park's iconic horse-drawn carriages after emotional debate between animal rights activists and workers' union.
Ford defends skills funding system, supports minister
Ontario Premier Doug Ford maintains support for skills development funding system and Minister David Piccini despite criticism. Learn about the ongoing debate and implications for workforce training.
Ontario eyes public sex offender registry changes
Ontario government explores making parts of sex offender registry public. Premier Doug Ford announces potential reforms to enhance community safety and transparency.
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