Toronto faces criticism over its $380 million World Cup budget, with only $685,000 spent on Black and Indigenous businesses despite a $20 million target. The city's spending priorities and procurement policies are under intense public scrutiny.
Political commentator Brian Lilley and IntegrityTO's Daniel Tate discuss the perceived disregard for Toronto taxpayers by city leaders, sparking public debate.
Calgary will begin accelerated replacement of a troubled water main on Friday, as city officials address crumbling infrastructure while ensuring current water supply remains stable.
The City of Calgary has disclosed specific staging locations for its accelerated Bearspaw South feeder main replacement project, with construction set to begin imminently to address critical infrastructure vulnerabilities.
The New Glasgow town council has revoked a property tax exemption for Viola's Place shelter following safety concerns, potentially forcing the facility to relocate. The decision comes after months of community debate.
The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association is pushing for a comprehensive overhaul of municipal tax collection methods, arguing that existing systems are outdated and inefficient for modern governance needs.
Greater Sudbury initiates downtown snow removal while addressing sidewalk accessibility. The city also increases emergency shelter capacity during a severe cold snap affecting Ontario.
A fire at the Manwin Hotel in Winnipeg led to significant flooding and operational losses for the Main Street Project, a local organization. The incident highlights challenges for community services during extreme weather.
As Ottawa's historic ByWard Market approaches its 200th anniversary, community leaders propose solutions for homelessness, traffic, vacant buildings, and food culture to shape its future.
Barrie's winter road operations are in full swing. Learn how residents can assist city crews by following parking rules, clearing sidewalks, and staying informed during snow events.
Montreal police arson investigators are examining a four-alarm fire that caused the complete shutdown of the Jacques Cartier Bridge, with infrastructure repairs underway and lane closures remaining.
Projet Montréal criticizes Montreal's 2026 budget cuts affecting sports facilities, green spaces, and citizen participation programs, warning they undermine neighborhood life and affordability.
The City of Regina is pursuing membership with the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association to jointly advocate for reforms to provincial tax collection systems affecting municipal revenues.
A Toronto woman is demanding accountability after her dog was allegedly electrocuted during a walk downtown. The incident has sparked concerns about public safety and infrastructure.
St. Vital residents in Winnipeg are grappling with significant snow removal challenges after city operations left large windrows blocking access to their properties, placing the cleanup responsibility on homeowners.
An Edmonton community league exhausted its ice rink maintenance budget to hire a contractor for removing a hazardous windrow near an elementary school, highlighting local safety concerns.
Edmonton's snow clearing operations face challenges as city workers report harassment incidents during parking ban enforcement, with Knack addressing safety concerns.
London's Planning Committee will review a contentious rezoning application for a new cemetery at 5150 Wellington Rd. S., sparking community debate about land use and urban planning.
Ward Aniriq Coun. Erin Rutherford alleges former candidate Jesse Watson posted her home address online, calling it 'thug politics' that endangers her family's safety and privacy.
Cape Breton Regional Municipality has severed ties with the organization responsible for developing Sydney Harbour, marking a significant shift in the waterfront revitalization project.
Edmonton's executive committee unanimously approved a new place branding framework to revive the 'City of Champions' identity, focusing on economic growth and civic pride.
A new City of Calgary report reveals 11% of critical infrastructure is in poor condition, elevating the risk rating to 'extensive'—the highest urgency level. The assessment highlights growing maintenance challenges.
A growing political movement in London, Ontario, seeks to modify the city's rigorous driveway bylaws, citing resident concerns and practical challenges.
A residential fire on Draper Avenue in Ottawa resulted in the tragic loss of two large dogs and displaced an adult and two children. Ottawa Fire Services responded quickly to the morning blaze.
Municipalities in Ontario's Kitchener, Woolwich, and Brantford have declared snow events, implementing parking bans to facilitate snow clearing operations and ensure public safety during winter conditions.
Vancouver City Council has voted against reinstating a living wage policy, maintaining its 2023 decision to scrap the requirement for city contractors to pay employees a higher minimum wage.
The City of Regina has officially declared snow routes in response to a recent wave of flurries, implementing seasonal parking restrictions to facilitate snow clearing operations across the municipality.
The City of Orillia commemorates the one-year anniversary of a catastrophic fire that destroyed a century-old downtown building, reflecting on the loss and community impact.
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham offers solidarity to Minneapolis leadership following ICE-related disturbances, emphasizing Winnipeg's proactive measures for community safety and stability.
Montreal Police Chief Fady Dagher expresses support for body cameras but cannot provide implementation timeline, citing need for Quebec government approval and $40 million budget allocation.