Edmonton May Revisit Calcium Chloride for Road Salt
An Edmonton city councillor has requested a review of potentially reintroducing calcium chloride for snow removal, years after its discontinuation due to environmental and infrastructure concerns.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Edmonton OKs Century Park Retail Parking Changes
Edmonton City Council has approved modifications to the Century Park redevelopment project, allowing retail street parking to proceed as part of the urban renewal initiative.
Cold Weather Slows Winnipeg Encampment Enforcement
Extreme winter conditions in Winnipeg are significantly delaying the city's enforcement actions at homeless encampments, with officials citing slower progress due to safety concerns and operational challenges.
Moncton Fire Department Fights Two Serious Fires in 48 Hours
The Moncton Fire Department responded to two significant structural fires in less than two days, highlighting emergency response challenges in New Brunswick.
Barrie Poll Shows Approval for Homelessness Handling
A recent poll reveals Barrie residents' approval of the city's approach to homelessness, five months after initial concerns. The survey highlights public sentiment on municipal strategies.
Unlicensed Snow Dump Closed in Wilmot Township
Local officials in Wilmot Township have taken action against an unauthorized snow disposal site, with heavy machinery observed at the location. The shutdown highlights ongoing municipal enforcement efforts.
Suspect Flees After Driving into Toronto Streetcar Tunnel
Toronto police are searching for a suspect who drove a vehicle into the Queens Quay streetcar tunnel, causing significant disruptions and raising safety concerns in the downtown core.
LaSalle's 20-Year Parks Plan Faces Funding Concerns
LaSalle's ambitious new Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan outlines extensive upgrades over two decades, but council members question affordability of the $25 million annual price tag.
Montreal Borough Vows Better Emergency Communication Post-Blackout
Following a 72-hour power outage affecting over 6,000 households, Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough commits to improving crisis communication strategies and infrastructure upgrades.
Windsor Council Eyes Downtown Security Camera Expansion
Windsor City Council is reviewing 'Project Greenlight,' a proposal to install additional security cameras in the downtown core to enhance public safety and deter criminal activity.
Winnipeg May Rename Pool After Former Councillor
The City of Winnipeg is exploring the possibility of renaming the Bonivital Pool on Archibald Street in honor of a former city councillor and Member of Parliament.
Windsor Debates Police Penalties for Red-Light Cameras
Windsor city officials are engaged in discussions regarding whether police officers should face penalties from red-light cameras, a debate that touches on enforcement equity and traffic safety.
Montreal Pays $350K to End La Tulipe Noise Complaint
The City of Montreal has agreed to pay $350,000 to a neighbour, concluding a lengthy legal battle over noise complaints against the iconic Cabaret La Tulipe performance venue.
Halifax Lifts Overnight Parking Ban, Issues 300 Tickets
Halifax police issued nearly 300 parking tickets totaling over $25,000 during the municipal overnight parking ban, which has now been lifted in the city.
Kitchener Snow Removal Strained by Record Snowfall
Kitchener faces unprecedented winter challenges as historic snowfall strains municipal snow removal operations and depletes salt reserves, prompting concerns over infrastructure resilience.
Montreal Mayor's Car Towed After Pothole Incident
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada's vehicle was towed hours after she described the city's pothole situation as catastrophic, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges.
Montreal Mayor Gets Two Flat Tires from Potholes
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada experienced the city's pothole crisis firsthand when her car hit two potholes on Notre Dame Street, blowing out both tires.
Suspicious Fire at Burrito Boyz in Etobicoke: Police
Toronto police are investigating a suspicious fire at Burrito Boyz on Islington Avenue in Etobicoke, with no injuries reported. Authorities urge public vigilance.
Ottawa's Bicentennial Sparks Traffic and Market Revitalization Debate
As Ottawa approaches its 200th anniversary, residents and former buskers call for improved traffic flow and thoughtful revitalization of the ByWard Market, addressing safety and accessibility concerns.
London Councillors Unhappy with $7M Imperial Oil Pipeline Bill
London city councillors express frustration over paying Imperial Oil $7 million to relocate a pipeline, a necessary but costly step to widen congested Sunningdale Road.
Taber Community Centre Reopening After 2025 Explosion
The Taber Community Centre in Alberta is set to partially reopen in March 2026, following a devastating explosion in 2025 that caused significant damage and disrupted local services.
Winnipeg Launches All-in-One City Services Portal
The City of Winnipeg introduces a new digital portal designed to consolidate and simplify access to municipal services for residents, enhancing efficiency and user experience.
No Injuries in Ajax Shopping Plaza Fire
A smoky fire broke out at a shopping plaza in Ajax, Ontario, with emergency crews responding quickly. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
Calgary Proposes $250 Fine for Minor Shoplifting
Calgary city councillors propose a new bylaw amendment that would impose a $250 fine for shoplifting items valued under $100, aiming to address enforcement gaps and reduce police resource strain.
Saskatoon May Track Snow Clearing Contractor Performance
The City of Saskatoon is exploring new measures to monitor the effectiveness of snow clearing contractors, aiming to improve winter maintenance services for residents.
Montreal Mayor Calls Potholes 'Catastrophic' Amid Infrastructure Woes
Montreal's mayor has described the city's pothole problem as catastrophic, highlighting severe infrastructure challenges affecting roads and transportation across the municipality.
London Roads Reopen After Hazardous Chemicals Found
Roadblocks have been removed around a Chesham Avenue residence in London, Ontario, where police discovered concerning chemicals. Authorities remain on scene as the investigation continues.
Windsor Flood Study Shows High Drainage Upgrade Costs
A 2025 flood assessment in Harrow and Colchester identifies substantial expenses for drainage improvements, highlighting infrastructure challenges in Windsor region.
Woman Dies After Snowplow Hit in Truro Parking Lot
A woman has died following a collision with a snowplow in a Truro parking lot. The incident occurred on February 2, 2026, prompting an investigation by local authorities.
Church Prays for Parking Relief from City Bylaw Tickets
Parishioners at Blessed Sacrament in Ottawa's Glebe neighborhood are turning to St. Jude, patron saint of hopeless cases, as they face $80 parking tickets during church services despite lobbying for extended parking limits.
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