Halifax speed display signs only slow drivers by 1km/h
A new report from Halifax reveals speed display signs have a minimal impact, slowing drivers by just 1 km/h. Discover the findings and what it means for traffic safety.
Category : Municipal Affairs
City of Ottawa advances east-end landfill acquisition plan
Ottawa takes significant step toward purchasing east-end landfill property. Learn about the city's strategic move and what it means for urban development.
Windsor says no to median changes for panhandling
Windsor officials recommend against infrastructure modifications to address panhandling on city medians, prioritizing alternative solutions for community safety.
Ladybug Team Cleans Up Downtown Calgary Alleys
Calgary Downtown Association's innovative Ladybug clean team is working to revitalize downtown alleys, making them safer and more welcoming for everyone.
Snowplow driven through Toronto protest, investigation underway
City of Toronto investigating after contractor drove snowplow through pro-Palestinian demonstration on November 18, 2025. Full details on the incident and response.
St-Léonard home targeted by gunfire Friday morning
Montreal police are investigating after a St-Léonard residence was struck by gunfire early Friday. No injuries reported as officers canvass neighborhood for clues.
Ottawa Budget Ignores OC Transpo's Crippling Deficits
Ottawa's 2026 budget offers no solution for OC Transpo's unsustainable deficits, relying on uncertain provincial bailouts while transit faces $140M annual shortfalls.
York Region Mayors Win Blue Bin Cart Showdown
York Region mayors declare victory in recycling cart dispute. Municipalities secure control over blue box program implementation. Read about the resolution.
Toronto Palestinian Flag Controversy at City Hall
Toronto's decision to fly the Palestinian flag at City Hall faces criticism for celebrating terrorism after Hamas attacks. Learn about the debate and political implications.
Outremont removes winter bike lane for parking
Outremont borough council votes to remove a protected bike lane on Lajoie Ave. for winter, restoring parking. The move marks the first bike-lane policy shift under the new Ensemble Montréal administration.
London Budget 2026: 3.4% Tax Increase Approved
London City Council finalizes 2026 budget with 3.4% property tax increase, extended free core parking, and health unit loan repayment plan. Get the latest details.
Farkas: 'Just watch me' on Calgary taxes and safety
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas pledges to cut proposed 5.8% tax hike in half while increasing police presence and transit security. 'I'm still the fighter I was 10 years ago,' he declares.
Vancouver councillors oppose Metro wastewater plan
Vancouver city councillors are pushing back against Metro Vancouver's liquid waste management plan, citing concerns over costs and environmental impact. Learn about the debate.
Toronto fines family for basketball, hockey nets
A Scarborough family faces fines for keeping basketball and hockey nets on their boulevard after six years of neighborhood use. City claims nets interfere with snow removal and garbage collection.
Regina forecasts 15.69% mill rate increase for 2026
Regina residents face significant property tax increases as city administration reveals 15.69% mill rate hike in preliminary 2026-27 budget documents. Learn what's driving the proposed increases.
Edmonton speeding fatalities spike as police sound alarm
Edmonton police report alarming rise in traffic deaths and excessive speeding. Deputy Chief calls speeds 'atrocious' as fatalities surpass 2024 total. Learn what's being done.
Barrie holiday display stolen in 'Grinch-like' theft
Barrie Police investigate theft of Rotary Club holiday display from waterfront just days after installation. Community urged to report information about this seasonal vandalism.
Winnipeg's Missing Downtown Christmas Lights Explained
Winnipeg residents wonder about missing downtown Christmas lights on new temporary poles. Discover the reasons behind the holiday decoration changes in the city center.
Toronto Speed Cameras Being Removed This Month
Toronto's automated speed enforcement cameras will be deactivated by November 30, 2025. Learn what this means for road safety and traffic enforcement in the city.
Alberta rural municipalities tackle taxes and policing
Alberta's rural municipalities confront property tax concerns and policing challenges following annual convention. Learn about the key issues facing rural communities.
Alberta drivers can pay parking fines with toy donations
Starting November 20, 2025, Alberta drivers with AHS parking tickets can clear fines through toy donations. This innovative program combines community support with practical solutions.
Winnipeg wants help naming its snowplows
The City of Winnipeg is asking residents to submit creative names for its snowplow fleet. Submit your ideas and help add personality to Winnipeg's winter operations!
Vancouver Aquatic Centre Reopens After Ceiling Damage
The Vancouver Aquatic Centre reopens after a two-week closure caused by falling concrete. Safety measures are now in place as the aging facility awaits a major retrofit.
Vancouver Aquatic Centre reopens with safety upgrades
The Vancouver Aquatic Centre reopens with precautionary ceiling netting installed for enhanced safety. Learn about the facility improvements and what visitors can expect.
Regina's 2026 budget forecasts 15.69% tax hike
Regina's draft 2026 budget proposes a 15.69% property tax increase, adding about $33 monthly for the average homeowner. Learn how this affects city services.
Saskatoon puts homelessness levy on hold
Saskatoon residents won't see a homelessness levy on tax bills soon as City Manager Jeff Jorgenson delays the proposal. Learn about the city's current approach to housing crisis.
Westboro residents oppose Athlone Avenue redesign plan
Athlone Avenue residents in Westboro worry Ottawa's plan to add a second sidewalk will make their street too narrow for safe driveway access. Learn about the neighborhood concerns.
Montreal Mayor Tackles Homelessness, Housing in First Meeting
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada outlines urgent priorities including homelessness crisis, housing construction, and budget constraints during Montreal's first executive committee meeting.
Ottawa's 200th Birthday Plans: All Vibe, No Details
Ottawa unveils its 'Ottawa 200' bicentennial plan, but details are scarce beyond a Bluesfest day and a $1.9M budget. Is the celebration more branding than party?
Police seek suspect for Carp Hills off-roading damage
Ottawa police are working to identify a suspect connected to prohibited off-roading in the Carp Hills conservation area between August and October 2025.
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