Joly denies rumours of becoming ambassador to France
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly refutes reports suggesting she'll leave cabinet to become Canada's ambassador to France, emphasizing her commitment to current role.
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Ontario tables bill to end boundary disputes
Ontario's government introduces legislation to resolve controversial municipal boundary conflicts. Learn how this impacts housing development across the province.
New London Police Services Board member sworn in
Mike Wallace becomes the newest member of London Police Services Board while another member steps down. Stay informed about local governance changes in London, Ontario.
Mike Wallace sworn in to London Police Services Board
Mike Wallace becomes the newest member of London Police Services Board following a swearing-in ceremony. Get the latest on this appointment and other Canadian news updates.
Ex-AIMCo CEO Evan Siddall joins BMO capital markets
Evan Siddall, ousted from AIMCo in 2024, has been appointed vice-chair of BMO's capital markets division following a reorganization. Learn about his Wall Street connections and career journey.
Alberta Minister: Cities Must Cut Extras, Focus on Core
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Williams urged Edmonton to prioritize essential services and control spending, signaling no provincial bailout for municipal budgets.
Cape Breton appoints two new municipal officials
Cape Breton Regional Municipality strengthens leadership team with two key appointments. Learn how these changes will impact local governance and community services.
Lakeshore proposes 4% tax increase in 2026 budget
Lakeshore residents face a 4% property tax increase under the 2026 draft budget. Learn how this affects municipal services and community funding in Ontario.
Granite Curling Club wins parking dispute in Winnipeg
The Manitoba Municipal Board has ruled in favor of Winnipeg's Granite Curling Club in a significant parking dispute. Discover how this decision impacts the historic club and local community.
World Cup ticket holders get U.S. visa priority
U.S. President Trump announces World Cup ticket holders will receive expedited visa appointments. New policy aims to streamline entry process for international sports fans.
Mobile Mammography Service Visits High River, Alberta
Mobile mammography service arrives in High River, providing essential breast cancer screening for local residents. Learn about this vital healthcare initiative and its community impact.
Cartmell leaves Better Edmonton party he founded
Former mayoral candidate Tim Cartmell announces his departure from the Better Edmonton Party, marking a significant shift for the municipal political group. Discover the implications for Edmonton's political landscape.
Saguenay mayoral recount request rejected by Quebec
Quebec Municipal Affairs Minister Andrée Laforest has formally rejected a mayoralty recount request in Saguenay. Get the latest updates on this developing political story.
Edmonton mayoral runner-up leaves party he co-founded
Tim Cartmell, runner-up in Edmonton's 2025 mayoral election, has departed the municipal political party he helped establish. Learn about this political shift.
Alberta Municipalities Address Taxes and Rising Costs in Calgary
Municipal leaders from across Alberta gather in Calgary for three-day convention focused on tackling tax burdens and escalating operational costs facing communities.
LaSalle proposes 6% tax hike in 2026 budget draft
LaSalle faces proposed 6% tax increase in 2026 budget draft as Windsor-area municipalities begin financial planning. Learn what this means for residents.
Calgary Political Party Continues Post-Election
A Better Calgary announces plans to continue as political party following Calgary's first municipal election allowing party affiliations. Learn about their future plans and election results.
Quebec cuts doctor paperwork, frees 310,000 appointments
Quebec's health minister announces reduced physician paperwork, freeing 310,000 medical appointments. Major healthcare efficiency improvement for patients across the province.
LaSalle demands province address police funding gaps
LaSalle calls on Ontario government to resolve police funding disparities affecting municipal services. Learn how this impacts community safety and local budgets.
Early Winter Weather Sparks Montreal Tire Rush
Montreal drivers face appointment chaos as early winter weather hits. Learn how to prepare your vehicle for sudden snowfall and secure your tire installation.
Chatham-Kent proposes 49% tax hike in 2026 budget
Chatham-Kent officials are sounding the alarm as the 2026 budget proposes nearly 50% tax increase, blaming provincial funding restrictions for forcing drastic measures on local taxpayers.
Brian Rosen Leads Colliers in US Northeast & Canada
Global real estate giant Colliers announces strategic leadership appointment with Brian Rosen taking helm of key North American markets, bringing 25+ years of industry expertise.
Kingsville Approves Infrastructure Savings Plan
Kingsville Town Council approves groundbreaking infrastructure savings strategy, creating dedicated reserve funds to tackle aging facilities without burdening taxpayers.
Montreal 2025 Election: Voter Turnout Surges
Montreal's 2025 municipal election witnessed a remarkable increase in voter participation, breaking recent trends and signaling renewed civic engagement across the city's diverse boroughs.
Former Refugee Elected Montreal Mayor in Historic Victory
In a groundbreaking political victory, Balarama Holness becomes Montreal's first mayor who arrived in Canada as a refugee, shattering barriers and inspiring new generations of Canadians.
Montreal voter turnout hits near 40-year low
Montreal's municipal election sees continued decline in voter participation, marking the third lowest turnout since 1986. Analysis reveals troubling trends in civic engagement across Canada's second-largest city.
Montreal Election: Borough Battles Reshape City Politics
Dramatic election night in Montreal sees razor-thin margins in borough races and a new political era unfolding. Discover which neighborhoods became political battlegrounds and how the city's power structure is shifting.
Auditor warns Lansdowne 2.0 deal risks taxpayer money
Ottawa's auditor general raises red flags about the Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment, warning the proposed contract lacks protection against unexpected costs that could burden taxpayers.
Soraya Martinez Ferrada Elected Montreal Mayor
Soraya Martinez Ferrada makes history as Montreal's new mayor, celebrating a decisive victory in Saint-Michel while outlining her vision for affordable housing and community development.
Ottawa Plans Speed Limit Harmonization in Orleans
City of Ottawa plans to harmonize speed limits along a 75-kilometer stretch of road in Orleans, aiming to improve traffic flow and enhance road safety for all users.
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