Barrie Clears 154 km of Roads in Snow Cleanup
City of Barrie operations crews have cleared over 154 kilometres of roads as the municipality continues extensive snow removal efforts following recent heavy snowfall.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Ottawa Eyes New Paramedic HQ in Barrhaven
The City of Ottawa is considering establishing a new paramedic headquarters in Barrhaven to improve emergency response capabilities and address growing community needs.
Fatal House Fire Investigation in Leamington
A fatal house fire in Leamington, Ontario, is under investigation by Essex County officials. The incident occurred on County Road 20/Seacliff Drive, with emergency services responding to the structure fire.
Calgary Fire Crews Battle Northeast Garage Fire
Emergency crews responded to a significant garage fire in northeast Calgary on February 1, 2026. The incident required substantial firefighting resources as crews worked to contain the blaze and prevent further damage to surrounding properties.
Saskatchewan Iranians Call for Gov't Support for Tehran
Members of Saskatchewan's Iranian-Canadian community gathered at the Legislative Building in Regina, calling on the Canadian government to provide support for people in Tehran amid ongoing challenges.
Toronto Protesters Call for 'Free Iran' as Thousands Pack Square
Thousands of protesters gathered in downtown Toronto's Sankofa Square demanding an end to Iran's theocratic regime as the country faces deadly unrest and economic crisis.
Toronto Humber Yacht Club Closure After 70 Years
The Toronto Humber Yacht Club, operating since 1956, faces closure as the city declines to renew its lease, citing environmental issues and lack of dialogue.
Winnipeg Snow-Clearing to Start by Noon
The City of Winnipeg announces its snow-clearing operation will begin by noon today, as winter weather persists across the region. Residents are advised to prepare for potential disruptions.
Man Injured in Downtown Montreal Altercation
A man was injured following an altercation in downtown Montreal, marking the city's second violent incident in as many nights. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
Edmonton Leaders: Separatism Creates Economic Instability
Edmonton city councillors express concern that Alberta separatist rhetoric is driving away investment, creating uncertainty, and harming the local economy and residents' mental health.
Metro Vancouver May Allow Year-Round Alcohol in Parks
Metro Vancouver is considering making permanent a pilot program that allowed alcohol consumption in six regional parks. A staff report recommends year-round permission with manageable impacts.
Toronto Cuts Shelter Security Contractor Amid Freeze and Lawsuit
The City of Toronto terminates contracts with One Community Solutions, ordering private security guards off shelter sites during a deep freeze, following a $22M lawsuit and provincial intervention.
Fatal House Fire in Burnaby Leaves One Dead
A devastating residential fire on Smith Avenue near Boundary Road in Burnaby has resulted in one fatality, with emergency crews responding to the blaze on Friday night.
Montreal Frozen Pipes Crisis After Power Outage in N.D.G.
Residents in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce area are dealing with frozen pipes and water shortages following a major power outage, with local officials and Hydro-Québec addressing the ongoing issues.
Child Hit by Bus in Longueuil, Investigation Underway
A young child was struck by a bus in Longueuil, Quebec, prompting a police investigation into the circumstances of the incident.
Tecumseh to Review Park Layout and Stormwater Plan
The Town of Tecumseh will host a public meeting to review a new park layout and stormwater management plan for the Manning Road Secondary Plan Area.
Ottawa Readers Share Views on Transit and Taxes
Six Ottawa citizens express opinions on OC Transpo's reliability and the societal value of taxation in letters to the editor, highlighting local concerns.
Stratford Snow Removal: 1,000+ Truckloads Hauled
The City of Stratford has moved more than 1,000 truckloads of snow to its designated snow dump following recent winter storms, highlighting the scale of municipal snow-clearing operations.
Ottawa Father Dies in Collision, Family Mourns Devoted Dad
A family in Ottawa is mourning the loss of a father described as someone who would 'move mountains for his kids' after he died following a collision. The tragic incident has left the community in shock.
Kitchener Homeowner Fined for Snow Clearing Despite Efforts
A Kitchener homeowner is being held responsible for snow clearing costs after the city deemed his sidewalk clearing attempts insufficient, sparking debate over municipal bylaws and winter maintenance responsibilities.
Windsor Cuts Snow Removal Budget for Winter
The City of Windsor has reduced its winter snow removal budget, raising concerns about service levels during harsh weather conditions in Southern Ontario.
Toronto Focuses on Residential Snow Removal After Storm
Toronto continues 24/7 snow removal operations after major storm, with focus on residential streets and school bus zones. City reports improved efficiency metrics compared to previous years.
Ottawa Residents Must Pick Up New Recycling Bins
Ottawa residents requesting new recycling bins must now collect them from designated Miller Waste Services locations, marking a significant change from previous city-operated delivery services.
Barrie Poll Shows Strong Support for Homelessness Approach
A recent BarrieNewsBarrie poll indicates robust public approval for the city's methods in addressing homelessness and managing encampments, highlighting community perspectives on this critical issue.
Calgary Fire Response Times Lag Behind Targets in 2025
Calgary Fire Department's 2025 response times fell short of targets, with average delays of 45 seconds for first trucks and 1 minute 45 seconds for full teams, highlighting challenges in a growing city.
Pete Fry Enters Vancouver Mayoral Race Against Ken Sim
Vancouver Councillor Pete Fry announces his mayoral candidacy, aiming to become the city's first Green mayor and unseat incumbent Ken Sim in the crowded 2026 election.
Sutcliffe Must Apologize for OC Transpo Crisis: Opinion
An opinion column calls for Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe to issue a public apology and take responsibility for ongoing OC Transpo failures, including service cancellations and LRT reliability issues.
Windsor Collects Old Recycling Bins City-Wide
The City of Windsor has initiated a special collection program for outdated recycling containers, aiming to modernize waste management infrastructure and improve efficiency.
Who Clears Snow Plow Piles in Your GTA Driveway?
Understanding municipal bylaws across the Greater Toronto Area regarding responsibility for clearing snow pushed into driveways by city plows.
Toronto Residents Clear Sidewalks Themselves After Snowstorm
Frustrated Torontonians are clearing impassable sidewalks themselves days after a major snowstorm, highlighting ongoing municipal challenges with winter maintenance and public safety concerns.
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