Guelph Police probe restaurant break-in
Guelph Police are investigating a break-in at a local restaurant. Authorities are asking for the public's help to identify suspects and gather information.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Windsor Councillor Pushes for Twin Oaks Drive Action
Ward 9 Councillor in Windsor, Ontario, is advocating for urgent measures to address access concerns on Twin Oaks Drive near Lauzon Parkway. Learn about the local push for infrastructure action.
City spent $11K on probe into councillor's emoji use
Ottawa's integrity commissioner recommended a pay suspension for Coun. Stéphanie Plante over social media posts. Council rejected the penalty, but the investigation cost taxpayers over $11,000. Read the full story.
Ottawa councillor's impaired driving trial starts Monday
The trial for Ottawa Coun. Matt Luloff on an impaired driving charge is set to begin Monday, January 19, 2026. Follow for the latest developments in this municipal legal case.
Ottawa's winter parking bans yield $1.6M in fines
The City of Ottawa has issued over $1.6 million in fines for violations of winter parking bans. Learn how the strict enforcement aims to keep roads clear for snowplows and emergency services.
Edmonton Iranians rally, demand action for regime change
About 200 members of Edmonton's Iranian community gathered in Old Strathcona on January 18, 2026, calling for international intervention and regime change in Iran, following reported killings of protesters.
Concrete falls on Rideau Canal Skateway, city calls it minor
A piece of concrete fell from Ottawa's Bronson Bridge onto the Rideau Canal Skateway, leading to a localized access restriction. City officials assure the public the issue is minor and being addressed.
Montreal budget cuts funding for outdoor refrigerated ice rinks
Montreal's outdoor refrigerated ice rinks are at risk after the city's 2026 budget allocated no money for their operation. Learn about the potential impact on winter culture.
Sankofa Square bleeding money after renaming, data shows
Toronto's Sankofa Square, formerly Yonge-Dundas Square, lost $1.5 million in 2025 as event permits plummeted. City blames U.S. tariffs, but polls show public disapproval of the rebrand. Read the full financial breakdown.
War Zone' Complaints at Toronto Warming Centre Near City Hall
Residents near a Toronto warming centre at 81 Elizabeth St., steps from City Hall, report open drug use, violence, and trauma. Police are investigating an arson. Read the full story.
Rideau Canal Skateway Access Limited Due to Falling Debris Risk
A potential piece of fallen concrete has forced the City of Ottawa to restrict access to a portion of the Rideau Canal Skateway. Stay informed on this developing local safety issue.
Kingsville mulls bid to buy former high school
The Town of Kingsville is exploring a potential bid to acquire the former Kingsville District High School property, a move that could shape the community's future. Learn about the proposal and its implications.
Halifax Overnight Parking Ban Enforced for Snow Removal
The Halifax Regional Municipality has announced an overnight parking ban will be enforced to facilitate snow clearing operations. Learn the details and how it impacts residents.
Missing Ottawa 5-year-old boy located safely
Ottawa police report a missing 5-year-old boy has been found safe. Authorities located the child after a search on January 18, 2026. Read the latest details.
Ottawa snow removal operations start Sunday
City of Ottawa crews will begin plowing residential streets on Sunday, January 18, 2026. Learn about parking restrictions and how the operation will proceed.
Crews battle fire in Elmvale, Ontario
Fire crews responded to a blaze in Elmvale, Ontario on Saturday, January 17, 2026. No injuries were immediately reported. Details on the cause and damage are under investigation.
Copper theft forces closure of Windsor's Malden Park toboggan hill
Malden Park in Windsor is closed after thieves ripped out copper wiring from the toboggan hill lights. The vandalism occurred on January 18, 2026, disrupting winter activities.
Overnight Shooting in Vaughan Under Police Investigation
York Regional Police are investigating a shooting that occurred overnight in a residential area of Vaughan. No suspect information has been released. Stay informed on this developing story.
Bowness residents say communication lacking after main break
Residents along Calgary's 33rd Avenue say the city failed to provide adequate notice about repairs to the Bearspaw South feeder main, despite past promises to improve communication. Learn about the ongoing issues and city response.
Ottawa community opposes city landfill purchase plan
The Carlsbad Springs Community Association is pushing back against the City of Ottawa's bid to buy a nearby landfill, citing negative impacts for rural residents. Learn about the local opposition.
Montreal blocks demolition of unsafe abandoned church
The City of Montreal is preventing the demolition of the derelict Saint-Eusèbe-de-Verceil church, which the parish says is a public safety hazard. Learn about the ongoing dispute and risks.
Edmonton parking ban extended for urgent snow removal
Edmonton extends its residential parking ban into the weekend to urgently clear snow from neighbourhoods. Find out what streets are affected and when you can park again.
Major Protests Planned for Downtown Vancouver Saturday
Police prepare for large-scale demonstrations in downtown Vancouver this Saturday. Organizers expect thousands to gather at various locations. Stay informed on traffic and safety updates.
Winnipeg begins city-wide snowplowing operation Sunday
City of Winnipeg crews are starting a major snow clearing operation on residential streets this Sunday. Get the latest details on the plowing schedule and what residents need to know.
Waterloo lifts on-street parking ban
The City of Waterloo has officially lifted its on-street parking ban. Get the latest details on the decision and what it means for residents and commuters.
Gimli Mayor Suspended Following Probe
The mayor of the Rural Municipality of Gimli has been suspended from office after an investigation substantiated several allegations. Learn the details of the council's decision.
Tecumseh homeowners face 2.85% tax increase
Tecumseh's 2026 draft budget proposes a 2.85% municipal tax increase, adding $103 yearly for an average home. Public review open until Feb 12.
Toronto man tackles TTC loneliness with community initiative
A Toronto resident is leading a grassroots effort to reduce isolation on public transit. Discover how small acts of connection are making the TTC a friendlier place.
SaskTel Centre and TCU Place Merger Set for 2027
Saskatoon's TCU Place and SaskTel Centre plan to amalgamate into a single corporation in 2027, aiming to streamline operations and save an estimated $470,000 annually. Learn about the impact.
Extreme Weather Exposes Flaws in London's Homeless Response
Community agencies in London, Ont., report a crisis as extreme cold overwhelms the city's homeless support system. Learn how the recent cold snap revealed critical gaps and what advocates are demanding.
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