Montreal Church Becomes TikTok Destination, Faces Demolition
A Montreal parish is fighting to demolish the abandoned Saint-Eusebe-de-Verceil church, which has become a popular destination for urban explorers and TikTok content creators.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Windsor Council Mulls Referendum for 2026 Election
Windsor City Council is discussing the possibility of adding a referendum question to the municipal election ballot this year, as local governance takes center stage.
Toronto Budget Promotion Spending Soars in Election Year
Toronto's spending on promoting Mayor Olivia Chow's budget has more than tripled to $142,000 in this election year, raising questions about using public funds for political messaging.
Ottawa Railway Ditch in Arnprior Causes Flooding Dispute
Arnprior residents face property flooding from a neglected Ottawa-owned railway ditch, sparking years of unresolved municipal responsibility debates.
Car Crashes Through Bedroom Wall in Vancouver, RCMP Say
A Vancouver resident was abruptly awakened when a vehicle crashed through their bedroom wall, according to Mission RCMP. The incident highlights growing safety concerns in British Columbia.
Winnipeg House Fire Escape Caught on Camera, Two Dead
A harrowing escape from a deadly house fire in Winnipeg was recorded on video, while the blaze resulted in the tragic deaths of two women. The incident highlights fire safety concerns in residential areas.
Snow Removal Responsibility for Fire Hydrants
Municipal bylaws across Canada vary on who is responsible for clearing snow from fire hydrants, with some cities having clear regulations and others leaving it ambiguous.
Campbellton Councillor, Wife Die in Accident
Campbellton, New Brunswick mourns the loss of city councillor Gaëtan Cormier and his wife Rose-Marie Charest following a fatal accident. The community remembers their dedication and service.
Montreal Mayor Supports La Tulipe, Aims to Protect Music Venues
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada commits to helping iconic venue La Tulipe reopen and proposes bylaw reforms to shield Montreal's music scene from noise complaints.
Edmonton Council Hears Infill Housing Concerns
Edmonton City Council listens to resident worries about infill housing development, highlighting community impact and urban planning challenges in Alberta's capital.
Windsor City Hall Keeps Tight Caps on Hybrid Work After 3 Years
Three years after the pandemic, Windsor City Hall continues to enforce strict limitations on hybrid work options for municipal employees, sparking discussions about workplace flexibility in the public sector.
Suspicious Shed Fire Near Kelowna Under Investigation
Authorities in Kelowna are investigating a suspicious shed fire that occurred recently. The Kelowna Fire Department responded to the incident, which is being treated as suspicious.
Amherstburg Council to Consider Mandatory Conference Reports
Amherstburg's town council is set to debate a proposal requiring municipal officials to submit formal reports after attending conferences, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability in local governance.
Frozen Pipe Shuts Down Stroud Recreation Centre
The aging Stroud Arena in Barrie has been temporarily closed after a frozen pipe incident, highlighting ongoing structural concerns at the community facility.
Saskatoon's Strategic Plan: Safety, Housing, Downtown
Saskatoon's 2026-2029 strategic plan outlines priorities for safety, housing and downtown development, with some initiatives like neighborhood watch removed from the final document.
Dartmouth North Centre Reopens After Flood
The Dartmouth North Community Centre partially reopens nearly a year after severe flooding, marking a significant milestone in the facility's recovery and restoration efforts.
Regina Mayor Urges Ottawa to Expedite Infrastructure Funds
Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski joined Canada's Big City Mayors Caucus in Ottawa, pressing the federal government to accelerate infrastructure funding ahead of construction season.
Memramcook Unveils New Rec Facility, Water Upgrades
The Village of Memramcook in New Brunswick has announced significant municipal investments, including a new recreation facility and upgrades to the water system, aimed at enhancing community infrastructure.
Windsor Fire Displaces Four, Eight Cats Die
A Sunday afternoon house fire in Windsor has resulted in four residents being displaced and the tragic death of eight cats. The incident highlights ongoing fire safety concerns in residential areas.
Vancouver Council to Decide Between Two Filipino Centre Plans
Vancouver city council faces a decision between two competing Filipino cultural centre proposals, with one project facing legal challenges and another newly presented development plan.
Timmins Fire Department Adds New Aerial Fire Truck
The Timmins Fire Department has officially welcomed a new 104-foot Cobra platform fire truck to its fleet, with a ceremonial push-in event attended by city officials.
Toronto's $1M OT Bill for World Series Game 7 Exposed
Freedom-of-information data shows Toronto spent over $1 million in overtime pay for city services during the 2025 World Series Game 7, with TTC and police accounting for most costs.
Kitchener News: Snow Clearing, Keyboard Phones, Rearrest
This week in Kitchener highlights include community concerns over snow removal, a debate on physical keyboards for smartphones, and a high-risk individual's rearrest. Local stories mix with national updates.
LaSalle Extends Awards of Excellence Nomination Deadline
The Town of LaSalle has extended the nomination period for its 2026 Awards of Excellence, giving residents more time to recognize outstanding community members.
Fire at Vacant Dartmouth Building Under Investigation
Halifax Regional Fire & Emergency is investigating a blaze at an empty structure in Dartmouth, with the arson unit involved. No injuries were reported, but the incident raises safety concerns.
Stabbing at Place-des-Arts Metro Station in Montreal
A 30-year-old man was stabbed at Place-des-Arts metro station in Montreal on Saturday night. Police are searching for a suspect who fled on foot.
London Firefighters Battle Dundas Street Apartment Fire
London Fire Department crews are on scene of a significant apartment fire on Dundas Street. Emergency responders are working to contain the blaze and ensure resident safety.
Essex Eases Access to Flood Mitigation Subsidies
The Town of Essex has simplified its flood mitigation subsidy program by removing the two-quote requirement, making it easier for residents to protect properties from extreme weather events.
Brampton 2026 Budget Freezes Taxes, Keeps Hospital Levy
Brampton City Council approves 2026 budget with a property tax freeze and continued hospital levy, as Mayor Patrick Brown addresses resident concerns over financial pressures.
Water Main Break Floods Vancouver Parking Lot
A significant water main rupture in East Vancouver submerged a No Frills parking lot, causing disruptions and highlighting infrastructure concerns in the city.
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