Category : Municipal Affairs


Vancouver's First Official Development Plan Explained

Vancouver City Council is considering adopting its first official development plan, which won't immediately change building rules but will alter approval processes and reduce public hearings for compliant projects.

Windsor City Hall Ice Rink Wraps Up First Season

The inaugural season of the outdoor ice rink at Windsor City Hall has concluded, marking a successful new winter attraction for the community. The rink operated throughout the cold months, providing recreational skating opportunities.

Kitchener's Charles Street Terminal Future Considered

The former Charles Street Terminal in Kitchener, Ontario, is being evaluated for its future use, with local authorities and community stakeholders examining potential redevelopment options for the historic site.

Winnipeg Police HQ Excess Claims Hit $50M in Inquiry

The Winnipeg police headquarters inquiry reveals excess claims reaching $50 million, with key figures Phil Sheegl and Armik Babakhanians testifying. The investigation uncovers financial controversies in the project's construction and management.

Halifax Council Proposes Dangerous Dog Registry

Halifax city council is considering a request to the Nova Scotia provincial government to establish a formal registry for dangerous dogs, aiming to improve community safety and accountability.

Property Standards Dominate Essex Bylaw Workload

A recent report highlights that property standards violations account for the majority of bylaw enforcement cases in Essex, underscoring ongoing community challenges with maintenance and compliance.

Two Hospitalized After Serious Saskatoon Collision

Two individuals have been hospitalized with serious injuries following a severe traffic collision in Saskatoon. Local police are actively investigating the incident, which occurred on March 8, 2026.

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