Category : Municipal Affairs


Durham Police Increase Oshawa Downtown Presence for Summer

Durham Regional Police are ramping up patrols in downtown Oshawa during the summer months as part of a proactive safety strategy. The enhanced presence aims to address community concerns and ensure public security in the bustling urban core.

Ottawa Passes 'Bubble Bylaw' Despite Legal Challenges

Ottawa City Council has approved a controversial 'bubble bylaw' restricting protests near vulnerable facilities, with two amendment motions defeated amid warnings of constitutional overreach and potential lawsuits.

Essex Council Demands Review After Dog Pound Data Error

The Town of Essex is calling for a review of reporting practices at the Lakeshore Dog Pound after discovering inaccurate euthanasia figures for 2025, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in animal welfare management.

Prince Albert Council Deadlocked on Tax Bylaws

Prince Albert city council remains divided over property and special tax bylaws, failing to achieve the unanimous consent required for third reading and necessitating another meeting to resolve the impasse.

Regina Overpass Crashes Lead to Safety Motion

Following recent overpass crashes in Regina, a notice of motion has been filed to strengthen safety protections, addressing concerns over infrastructure and public safety in the city.

Winnipeg Resident Frustrated Over Muddy Back Lane

An Old St. Vital resident in Winnipeg expresses frustration as the city provides no promises or timeline for fixing a persistently muddy back lane, highlighting ongoing municipal service issues.

Saskatoon Scraps Outdated Bylaws on Milk, Curfews, Blasting

Saskatoon is set to repeal antiquated municipal regulations governing milk sales, curfews, and 'blasting' activities, aiming to align city laws with contemporary standards and reduce bureaucratic hurdles for residents and businesses.

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