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Calgary Recertified as Bird-Friendly City by Nature Canada

Calgary has been recertified as a 'bird-friendly city' by Nature Canada, a testament to its urban conservation efforts. However, local advocates highlight key areas for improvement to better protect over 200 species. Discover the city's achievements and t

Raccoons Evolving: A Future Household Pet?

New research explores the surprising evolution of raccoons in urban environments. Could this lead to them becoming domesticated pets? Discover the findings.

Outremont removes winter bike lane for parking

Outremont borough council votes to remove a protected bike lane on Lajoie Ave. for winter, restoring parking. The move marks the first bike-lane policy shift under the new Ensemble Montréal administration.

Canadian HIMARS Delivery Delayed Until 2029

Canada's acquisition of the U.S. HIMARS artillery rocket system faces significant delays, with deployment now expected in late 2029. Learn about the implications for national defense.

Halifax Could Soon Be Designated Bee City

Halifax is buzzing with excitement as it moves closer to becoming Canada's newest Bee City. Learn how this initiative will protect pollinators and create urban habitats.

EU Seeks Faster Troop Deployment Over Russia Fears

The European Union is developing new strategies to rapidly deploy troops and tanks across member states, responding to ongoing security concerns regarding Russia. Learn about the proposed military mobility plan.

Ottawa housing starts jump 22% in 2025

New data reveals a 22% surge in Ottawa housing starts for 2025, signaling a major construction boom. Discover what's driving this growth and its impact on the city's real estate market.

New Winnipeg homeless encampment rules take effect

Winnipeg enforces new regulations governing homeless encampments, establishing clear protocols for city officials and residents. Learn how these changes impact urban homelessness management.

35,000+ Households Left GTA Last Year: Data

New data reveals more than 35,000 households departed the Greater Toronto Area last year. Discover the factors driving this significant population shift and what it means for Canada's largest urban region.

East Vancouver residents object to new e-scooter docks

East Vancouver residents are protesting new Lime e-scooter docking stations installed without community consent, raising safety and quality-of-life concerns. Learn about the city's unique docked system.

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