Catalytic Converter Thefts Rise in Calgary: Police Alert
Calgary police report a significant increase in catalytic converter thefts, urging vehicle owners to take preventive measures. This trend mirrors national concerns over auto parts crime.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Roller Skating Proposed for Windsor City Hall Square
A Windsor councillor aims to introduce roller skating to the newly renovated City Hall Square, sparking community discussions on recreational use of public spaces.
Essex Council Defers Municipal Accommodation Tax Decision
The Town of Essex council has deferred a decision on implementing a municipal accommodation tax, delaying potential revenue for local tourism and infrastructure projects.
Council Guarantees Land for K-Days in Exhibition Redevelopment
Edmonton city council has passed a motion ensuring K-Days festival will have sufficient space during the Exhibition Lands redevelopment, which includes housing for over 6,500 residents.
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Barrie Seeks Civic Leaders for October Election
Barrie is calling for civic leaders to step forward and run in the October municipal election, as the city prepares for a crucial vote shaping local governance and community priorities.
Youths Suspected in Brantford Barn Fire
Police are investigating a suspicious fire that completely destroyed a barn in Brantford, Ontario, with several youths believed to be involved in the incident that left only charred remains.
Collingwood Bans Public Drinking in Outdoor Areas
Collingwood has implemented a ban on public drinking in outdoor spaces, aiming to improve safety and reduce disturbances. The move follows community concerns and aligns with broader municipal efforts.
St. Thomas Council Backs Province Taking Over Highbury Avenue
St. Thomas council has endorsed a proposal for the Ontario provincial government to assume control of Highbury Avenue, aiming to improve infrastructure and traffic management in the area.
Winnipeg Motion to Oust Russ Wyatt from Committees Clears Hurdle
A motion to remove Councillor Russ Wyatt from five city committees and boards has passed a key procedural vote in Winnipeg, marking a significant step in the ongoing political dispute.
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Calgary Warns Against Illegal Dumping in Kincora
Residents and officials in northwest Calgary express frustration over illegal dumping, fearing contamination of a site slated for future housing development.
Shelter-in-Place Advisory Ends in Sault Ste. Marie
A shelter-in-place advisory in Sault Ste. Marie has been lifted after police took one person into custody. The incident occurred on Tuesday morning, with authorities responding to an unspecified threat.
Ottawa Police Issue 24 Tickets in Carlington Traffic Blitz
Ottawa police conducted a targeted traffic enforcement operation in the Carlington area, resulting in 24 tickets and 5 court summonses for various violations.
Sault Ste. Marie Police Incident: Shelter-in-Place Advisory
A significant police presence in Sault Ste. Marie has led to a shelter-in-place order for residents near Fauquier Avenue. Authorities are investigating the situation, urging caution.
London Businesses Lose Curbside Blue Box Collection
City officials in London, Ontario, are addressing concerns from small businesses and organizations after a provincial change eliminated their curbside blue box recycling services, sparking widespread complaints.
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Harbourview Recreation Complex Demolition in Winnipeg
The Harbourview Recreation Complex in Winnipeg is scheduled for demolition by the end of 2026, marking the end of an era for the local community and recreational services.
Regina Construction to Close Roads at Speakers' Corner
Construction begins at Speakers' Corner in Regina to fix a collapsed stormwater pipe, causing lane restrictions and path closures near Albert Street for weeks.
St. Thomas Clears Rubble After Historic Fire
Cleanup crews are removing debris from a section of Talbot Street in St. Thomas, Ontario, following a devastating fire that destroyed a historic property in December 2025. The site clearing marks a significant step in the city's recovery efforts.
Kitchener Encampment Hearing Wraps Up, Decision Pending
The final day of hearings regarding the Victoria Street encampment in Kitchener has concluded, with a decision on the future of the site expected soon. The proceedings addressed homelessness and municipal responses.
Mayor Calls for Essex Flooding Taskforce as Subsidies Underused
Essex Mayor urges creation of a flooding taskforce to address underutilized subsidy programs, following a major 2025 flood in Harrow and Colchester areas.
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Anthony Furey Will Not Run for Mayor of Toronto
Anthony Furey announces he will not enter the Toronto mayoral race, ending speculation about his political ambitions. The decision comes amid a busy news cycle with updates on local and national stories.
Calgary Begins Major Pothole Repair Work on City Streets
The City of Calgary has initiated a comprehensive pothole repair program to address road damage from winter weather, aiming to enhance safety and infrastructure quality for drivers and pedestrians.
Water Main Break Creates 10-Foot Geyser in Scarborough
A broken water main in Scarborough sent water gushing 10 feet into the air early Monday, with Toronto Fire Services responding to the scene. No injuries were reported.
Saint Andrews Mayor Kate Akagi Dies, Officials Offer Condolences
The town of Saint Andrews, New Brunswick, is in mourning following the sudden death of Mayor Kate Akagi over the weekend. Officials and residents express deep condolences.
Resignation Letters from Former RM of Sherwood Officials Made Public
The resignation letters from the former reeve and councillors of the Rural Municipality of Sherwood have been released to the public, revealing details about their departures from local government positions.
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Guelph Takes Over Water Billing in June
The City of Guelph will directly manage water billing starting June 2026, transitioning from a third-party provider to improve service and control costs for residents.
Vancouver Council Urged to Restore Lifeguard Funding
A motion calls for Vancouver city council to restore funding for lifeguard services, highlighting public safety priorities in aquatic facilities across the municipality.
Essex Debates Municipal Accommodation Tax Proposal
The town of Essex is set to debate a municipal accommodation tax, sparking discussions on local revenue and tourism impacts as economic policies evolve nationwide.
Ottawa Councillor Proposes City-Run Grocery Stores for Food Access
An Ottawa councillor has put forward a bold proposal for city-operated grocery stores to address food insecurity and improve access to affordable, healthy food options in underserved neighborhoods.
Windsor-Essex Mayor Seeks Flooding Task Force Creation
The mayor of Windsor-Essex is advocating for a dedicated flooding task force to address ongoing water management issues, following recent severe weather events that have impacted the region.
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Alcohol Allowed in Select Ottawa Parks This Summer
Ottawa residents will be legally allowed to drink alcohol in certain city parks this summer, following a new municipal initiative aimed at enhancing public enjoyment while maintaining safety.
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