Windsor to Relocate Canada Geese in Management Program
The City of Windsor is implementing a goose management program to move Canada geese outside urban areas, addressing concerns over population growth and environmental impact along the riverfront.
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No Injuries in Richmond Hill Abandoned Home Fire
A house fire in Richmond Hill on Sunday night resulted in no injuries, with emergency crews responding to the incident at an abandoned property.
Vancouver Park Board Seeks $1.35B for Recreation Upgrades
The Vancouver Park Board proposes a historic $1.35 billion investment to upgrade aging facilities, build new parks, and enhance recreational amenities for the city's growing population.
Windsor Council Approves Step for Ojibway National Urban Park
Windsor city council has unanimously approved an agreement in principle with Parks Canada, advancing plans for the Ojibway National Urban Park that would protect over 900 hectares of ecologically significant land.
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Coyote Sightings in Ottawa: Urban Wildlife Patterns
While overall coyote sightings in Ottawa decreased slightly in 2025, Kanata North emerged as a winter hotspot with 185 reports. Wildlife experts explain why more sightings don't necessarily mean more coyotes.
Toronto Zoo's Masai Giraffe Calf Named Imara by Voters
The Toronto Zoo's one-month-old Masai giraffe calf has been named Imara, meaning strong in Swahili, after a public voting contest with over 23,000 votes.
Paris Mayor's Pedestrian Vision Divides City Over Tourism
Mayor Anne Hidalgo's policies prioritizing cyclists and pedestrians have reshaped Paris for tourists, sparking intense debate among residents over urban change and livability.
Etobicoke House Fire Extinguished, No Injuries
Toronto firefighters successfully battled a significant house fire in Etobicoke on Saturday night, with no injuries reported. The incident highlights emergency response effectiveness.
Toronto House Fire: No Serious Injuries Reported
A two-alarm fire broke out at a residence on Teston Road in Toronto's west end, with emergency crews responding swiftly. Fortunately, no serious injuries were reported among occupants or responders.
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Toronto Firefighters Battle Major Etobicoke House Fire
Emergency crews responded to a significant house fire in Etobicoke on Saturday night, with video footage showing intense efforts to control the blaze. No injuries were immediately reported.
Saskatoon Approves Park Despite Swale Concerns
Saskatoon City Council has endorsed a national urban park proposal, but critics argue ongoing ecological concerns about the northeast swale have been overlooked in the decision-making process.
Fire at Vancouver Heritage Building Displaces 6 People
A significant fire erupted at the Depencier House, one of Vancouver's oldest heritage buildings, forcing six individuals to evacuate. The blaze also impacted a restaurant housed within the historic structure.
Calgary Gives Away 10,000 Free Trees for Urban Canopy
The City of Calgary launches its Branching Out program, distributing 10,000 free trees to residents to enhance the urban forest and combat climate change.
Kitchener Committee Unveils Uptown Waterloo Sustainability Plan
A Kitchener committee has shared a comprehensive plan to enhance sustainability in Uptown Waterloo, focusing on green infrastructure and community initiatives to reduce environmental impact.
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Rossdale River Valley Land Sale Sparks Park Debate in Edmonton
Edmonton city council considers selling 3.7-acre river valley parcel for development, while advocates push for creating a central park to serve downtown residents and honor historical significance.
Mississauga Home Gutted by Fire, No Injuries Reported
A residential fire in Mississauga caused extensive damage to a home on March 23, 2026, with authorities confirming no injuries. The incident highlights ongoing fire safety concerns in the region.
Kitchener Home Fire Draws Emergency Response
Firefighters in Kitchener responded to a residential blaze near Weber and Guelph Street, working to extinguish flames and secure the area. The incident highlights ongoing community safety concerns.
Malden Park Tree Cuts Target Invasive Species in Windsor
Windsor's Malden Park is undergoing tree removal as part of a strategic initiative to control invasive species and protect the local ecosystem, according to city officials.
Montreal Committee Urges Port to Comply with Land Rules
A municipal committee in Montreal is calling on the Port of Montreal to adhere to local regulations regarding contaminated land management, highlighting environmental concerns at the Contrecoeur Marine Terminal.
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Calgary Apartment Fire Injures One, Damages Multiple Units
A significant fire erupted in a Calgary five-plex, resulting in one injury and damage to several residential units. The incident occurred in the early hours, prompting a major emergency response.
Controlled Burns Planned for Toronto's High Park and Lambton Park
The City of Toronto will perform controlled burns in High Park and Lambton Park to protect rare tree savannahs, a key ecological management practice.
Calgary Water Use Stays in Green Zone During Main Repairs
Calgary residents are urged to maintain water-saving habits as repair work on the critical Bearspaw feeder main continues, with city officials reporting sustained conservation success.
Calgary's Growth: Readers on Housing, Water, Transit
Calgary Herald readers share insights on population growth, from efficient land use and water supply to political influence and transit needs as the city approaches 2 million residents.
Major Fire at Edmonton Construction Site
A significant fire broke out at a multi-storey building under construction in Edmonton's Old Strathcona neighborhood on March 19, 2026, with emergency crews responding to the blaze.
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Man Arrested for Trespassing into Pygmy Hippo Moo Deng's Enclosure
A Thai man was arrested after climbing into the enclosure of Moo Deng, a pygmy hippo who gained fame on social media, at Khao Kheow Open Zoo. The incident occurred on Tuesday evening, with security footage showing the man recording the animals.
ByWard Market Needs Permanent Pedestrianization, Not Temporary Closures
The decision to reopen William Street to vehicles reveals contradictions in Ottawa's revitalization plan for the ByWard Market, with calls growing for true pedestrian-first transformation.
Ottawa Fire Sparks E-Scooter Battery Regulation Debate
Following a fatal Ottawa apartment fire that killed three people, investigators are examining lithium-ion batteries from e-scooters as a potential cause. With battery-related fires increasing dramatically, cities face urgent questions about regulating the
North Edmonton Home Destroyed in Fire, Investigation Ongoing
Edmonton police and fire crews are investigating a destructive house fire in north Edmonton that required five crews over an hour to control, with no injuries reported.
Fire Destroys House in Northwest Edmonton, Four Displaced
A two-storey house near 138 Avenue and 120 Street in Edmonton was destroyed by fire on March 16, 2026, displacing four people. The blaze, sparked by an improperly discarded cigarette, required extensive firefighting efforts.
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Montreal's St-Leonard Residents Fear Flooding, Criticize Mayor
As the spring melt approaches, residents in Montreal's St-Leonard borough express concerns about potential flooding, accusing the borough mayor of failing to address the issue adequately.
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