London's Snow Removal Rules: Where to Put Driveway Snow
Clearing your driveway in London, Ont.? Learn the crucial bylaws on where to place snow to avoid fines and ensure safety for pedestrians and city plows.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Windsor Supports Public Engagement on Conservation Merger
The City of Windsor endorses calls for public consultation on the planned consolidation of conservation authorities. Learn about the local government's stance and what it means for regional environmental management.
Edmonton Snow Removal Sparks Density Debate
Edmonton residents criticize the city's snow removal strategy and parking bans, linking the chaos to increased-density housing policies that lack adequate parking. Read the full debate.
Toronto man works to make TTC feel less lonely
Minjae Cho, a 31-year-old Toronto resident, is on a mission to reduce isolation and foster connections during daily commutes on the city's public transit system. Discover his story.
Mayor Sutcliffe's Questionable Data Prompts Satirical Rebuttal
Ottawa columnist Bruce Deachman crafts a fake study in response to Mayor Mark Sutcliffe promoting questionable livability data. Explore the controversy over data credibility in municipal politics.
Montreal cuts $6.5M baby box program to reduce debt
Montreal axes its popular free baby supply box initiative to trim costs, leaving parents and local businesses devastated. The $6.5M program helped 20,000 families.
Smith Demands Calgary Water Docs, Targets Nenshi
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith orders Calgary to hand over all records on the water pipe crisis, directly implicating former mayor Naheed Nenshi. Read the escalating political clash.
Manwin Hotel cleanup halted after asbestos discovery in Winnipeg
The cleanup of Winnipeg's demolished Manwin Hotel is on hold after asbestos was found. The city is now exploring acquiring the property title. Get the latest details.
Edmonton eyes more parking-ban tickets for snow clearing
Edmonton officials are looking at increased ticketing for parking bans to help crews clear neighbourhood streets. Get the latest on the city's winter operations.
Leamington Changes Bylaw Dispute Handling System
The Municipality of Leamington has approved a new system to handle bylaw disputes outside the traditional court process, aiming for more efficient resolutions. Learn about the changes.
Chinatown Post Office Closure Hurts Vulnerable Residents
The closure of a full-service Canada Post office in Vancouver's Chinatown and Downtown Eastside threatens access for seniors, newcomers, and low-income residents. Advocates argue postal service is essential civic infrastructure.
Reptilia, London City Hall End Legal Dispute Amicably
Reptilia and London City Hall have reached an amicable resolution to their legal dispute regarding the display of exotic species. The announcement marks the end of a contentious chapter for the local attraction.
B.C. City Councillor Faces 4 Sexual Assault Charges
Maple Ridge City Councillor Ahmed Yousef has been charged with four counts of sexual assault. The charges were announced on January 15, 2026. Learn the details and potential consequences.
Calgary's Bearspaw feeder main nears full service
The City of Calgary activates another pump for the Bearspaw South feeder main, with the final pump set for Friday. Officials urge continued water conservation as the delicate repressurization process continues.
Steel vs. HDPE: Calgary's Choice for Bearspaw Repairs
City of Calgary selects steel pipe for Bearspaw South feeder main repairs, citing durability and pressure handling. HDPE advocates highlight cost and environmental benefits. Key decision for Calgary's water infrastructure.
Province Takes Over Calgary Water Pipeline After Council Deadlock
Alberta's Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Williams intervenes in Calgary's water management crisis, demanding records just hours after city council failed to act on CAO's contract.
Winnipeg pet waste complaints data analyzed
Exclusive data reveals the number of pet waste complaints filed in Winnipeg. Discover the city's ongoing challenges with canine cleanup and what it means for residents.
TD Paid to Remove Calgary Transit Sponsorship Signs
Emails reveal TD Canada paid the City of Calgary to remove signage after ending its sponsorship of the downtown free fare zone early. Financial details remain undisclosed.
Jeffery Lang Joins London Police Service Board
A familiar face returns to London's policing oversight. Jeffery Lang was officially sworn in as a member of the London Police Service Board on January 15, 2026.
Windsor Asks: Where to Put New Recycling, Garbage Bins?
The City of Windsor is asking residents for feedback on where to locate new recycling and garbage bins. Have your say on this important municipal service update.
Mail stolen from Guelph apartment building
Residents of a Guelph apartment building are dealing with a mail theft. The incident was reported on January 15, 2026. Stay informed about local safety and security.
Barrie Police: 50% of 911 Calls Not Emergencies
Barrie Police Service reveals a staggering volume of non-urgent calls to 911, straining emergency resources. Learn what constitutes a real emergency and the impact of misuse.
Ottawa loses court appeal over federal tax payments
The Federal Court has dismissed Ottawa's appeal in a dispute over Payments in Lieu of Taxes, upholding a ruling that costs the city millions. Learn the details and implications.
Leamington Council Approves Bylaw Penalty System
Leamington council has approved a new administrative penalty system for bylaw enforcement, moving away from the traditional court process. Learn how this will streamline enforcement and impact residents.
Edmonton infill policy worsens parking ban compliance issues
Edmonton residents argue the city's infill development policy, which reduces parking, is exacerbating problems with snow-clearing parking bans. Letters to the editor highlight real-world challenges.
Ex-Montreal Bureaucrat Named New Head of SAAQ
Quebec names Serge Lamontagne, former top administrator for Montreal and Laval, as the new CEO of the SAAQ. His mandate is to fix the agency's issues and restore service quality. Read the full story.
Ottawa loses court case on federal tax payments
The City of Ottawa has lost a legal challenge seeking federal tax payments for its buildings. The court ruling, delivered on January 15, 2026, deals a blow to municipal finances.
Barrie's Winter Maintenance Explained
The City of Barrie details its snow clearing priorities and responsibilities during winter storms. Learn what the city clears, what is left to residents, and how to stay safe.
Lakeshore limits staff conference attendance
Lakeshore council implements new limits on the number of conferences town administration can attend. The decision aims to manage costs and ensure productivity.
Tecumseh council votes to terminate HAF deal
The Town of Tecumseh has officially ended talks on the HAF project. Council voted to terminate the agreement, marking a significant shift in local development plans. Read the full story.
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