Ottawa ANCHOR Program Expands East to More Neighborhoods
The City of Ottawa announces the ANCHOR program's expansion east of the Rideau Canal into ByWard Market, Lowertown, Vanier, and Overbrook in 2026, enhancing community support services.
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Saskatoon Garage Fire Causes Power Pole to Fall
A garage fire in Saskatoon led to a power pole falling, causing disruptions. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights urban safety concerns.
Vancouver Councillor Uses GoFundMe for Defamation Suit Against Mayor
Vancouver city councillor Sean Orr has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to fund a defamation lawsuit against the mayor, alleging damage to his reputation from the mayor's actions.
Nenshi's Infrastructure Neglect Questions Premier Ambitions
Critics argue former Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi prioritized political branding over essential infrastructure maintenance, leaving the city with aging water lines and strained roads as he seeks Alberta's premiership.
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London City Hall May Fund Tolpuddle Housing Co-op Repairs
London City Hall officials are softening their stance, potentially releasing provincial funding for fire and security repairs at the troubled Tolpuddle Housing Co-op, signaling a shift in municipal support.
Mayor's Plan to Revitalize ByWard Market as City's Jewel
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe presents a comprehensive action plan to revitalize the historic ByWard Market, aiming to restore its vibrancy through new housing, public art, and safety improvements.
Montreal Suspends Parking Rules Amid Ice Storm
Montreal has temporarily lifted paid parking and residential permit zone regulations until Thursday morning due to a severe ice storm, with over 10,000 addresses losing power and REM service suspended.
Calgary's $49B Infrastructure Plan for Next Decade
An interim update reveals Calgary's 10-year capital infrastructure plan recommends nearly $50 billion in spending across 13 key services, with transit, roads, and water utilities leading the costs.
Halifax Mayor Warns Council Vote Could Haunt Municipality
Halifax's mayor expresses deep concern over a council vote regarding the Halifax Forum, fearing long-term negative consequences for the municipality's governance and community trust.
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Ottawa Council Approves 2016 Rideau Street Sinkhole Settlement
The Ottawa City Council has approved a financial settlement related to the 2016 Rideau Street sinkhole that disrupted downtown infrastructure and businesses for months.
Guelph Park Closed to Vehicles Due to Significant Damage
Eastview Park in Guelph, Ontario, has been closed to all vehicular traffic following the discovery of substantial damage to its infrastructure. The City of Guelph released images showing the extent of the harm, though the exact cause remains under investi
Child Dies After Possible Balcony Fall in Mississauga
A four-year-old child has died following a possible fall from an apartment balcony in Mississauga. Peel Regional Police are investigating the incident.
Ottawa OKs $200M ByWard Market Revitalization with Amendments
Ottawa city council has approved a $200-million revitalization plan for the historic ByWard Market, incorporating amendments that address governance review and social service impacts while advancing pedestrian-friendly initiatives and infrastructure upgra
Halifax Urges Nova Scotia to Create Dangerous Dog Registry
Halifax officials are pushing the Nova Scotia government to establish a provincial dangerous dog registry, citing recent incidents and the need for better tracking and management of aggressive animals to protect communities.
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Saskatoon Rejects Iranian Flag Appeal
The City of Saskatoon has upheld its decision not to raise the historical Lion and Sun flag of Iran, citing a policy against flying flags of other countries. The Iranian Cultural Association argued it's a cultural symbol of freedom.
Cape Breton Regional Municipality Announces Spending Freeze
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality has announced an immediate spending freeze as part of a comprehensive fiscal review, affecting all non-essential expenditures across municipal departments.
Toronto Police Plan Major Presence for Downtown Rally Saturday
Toronto police announce a 'significant' operational presence for a planned downtown rally this Saturday, citing public safety and traffic management concerns.
Waterloo Safety Event, Fences for St. Patrick's Day
Waterloo authorities have declared a Community Safety Event and installed fencing in preparation for St. Patrick's Day weekend, aiming to manage street parties and ensure public order.
Saskatoon Rejects Flying Former Iranian Flag at City Hall
Saskatoon city council has voted against a proposal to fly the former Iranian flag outside city hall, citing diplomatic and community concerns. The decision highlights ongoing tensions and local governance in municipal affairs.
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Pump Track Approved for Nuns' Island Park in Verdun
Verdun borough council has awarded a $973,000 contract to build a pump track in Adrien-D.-Archambault Park this summer, despite ongoing opposition from some residents who cite environmental and safety concerns.
Calgary Needs $49 Billion for Infrastructure Over 10 Years
A new report reveals Calgary requires $49 billion in infrastructure spending over the next decade to address aging systems and support growth, highlighting urgent municipal challenges.
Edmonton's Whitemud Creek Footbridge Closed Due to Storm Damage
The Whitemud Creek footbridge in Edmonton has been closed indefinitely after sustaining significant structural damage during a severe windstorm on March 8, 2026. City officials are assessing repairs.
Windsor Opens Applications for Project Greenlight Security Cameras
Downtown Windsor business owners can now apply for city-funded surveillance cameras under Project Greenlight, a $450,000 program aimed at enhancing safety perceptions and deterring crime in the core area.
Council Silence on Luloff Impaired Driving Sparks Outrage
Opinion piece criticizes Ottawa city council for failing to formally reprimand Councillor Matthew Luloff after his impaired driving conviction, contrasting it with previous sanctions for minor social media violations.
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Laval Names Karine Ménard as New Police Chief
Laval appoints 23-year veteran Karine Ménard as police chief, making her the third woman to lead a major Quebec police force. Mayor Stéphane Boyer praises her innovative approach to public safety.
Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit in Ottawa Parking Lot
A woman has died after being struck by a vehicle in the South Keys Shopping Centre parking lot in Ottawa. The incident occurred on March 10, 2026, with authorities investigating the circumstances.
Ottawa's Livability: Federal Role Overshadows City Efforts
Ottawa ranks as Canada's most livable major city, but critics argue this status relies heavily on federal investments through the NCC, not municipal initiatives.
Vancouver's Development Plan Divides Public Opinion
Vancouver's new citywide development plan has ignited a heated public debate, with residents and officials split over its impact on housing, infrastructure, and community character.
OPP Urges Safety for Port Dover Friday the 13th Gathering
Ontario Provincial Police are reminding visitors to prioritize safety as thousands of motorcycle riders converge on Port Dover for the iconic Friday the 13th event.
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Merchants Should Help Make 101 St. Area Safer
A letter to the editor calls on 101 Street businesses to take proactive steps for safety rather than relying on municipal interventions, amid concerns about parking and urban conditions.
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