Windsor Christmas Tree Collection Starts January 9
The City of Windsor starts its annual Christmas tree curbside collection program. Residents are reminded to prepare their trees for pickup by following specific guidelines.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Barrie removes snow equal to 24 Olympic swimming pools
The City of Barrie has cleared a staggering volume of snow from its streets, equivalent to 24 Olympic-sized swimming pools, with operations ongoing. Discover the scale of this winter effort.
Windsor closes two outdoor ice rinks Friday
The City of Windsor has closed the ice rinks at City Hall Square and Lanspeary Park due to weather conditions. Skating is suspended until further notice.
Kitchener approves amendments to encampment bylaw
Kitchener City Council has approved changes to Waterloo Region's encampment bylaw following a contentious public meeting. Get the latest details on the decision and community reaction.
Former Montreal mayoral candidate Luc Rabouin gets new role
Former Montreal mayoral candidate Luc Rabouin has been named the new President and CEO of the Foundation of Greater Montreal. Discover his plans for the city's philanthropic future.
$65M Boost for Cricket & Soccer in Calgary's Northeast
Calgary is committing $65 million to develop the Northeast Athletic Complex, creating affordable, accessible space for growing sports like cricket and soccer. Discover how this investment impacts the community.
Selkirk's new safety officer catches residents off guard
Residents in Selkirk, Manitoba, express confusion over the arrival of a new community safety officer. Many were unaware of the role, leading to questions about enforcement and communication.
Why 2026 Could Be a Turning Point for Edmonton
Amid global uncertainty, columnist Keith Gerein argues 2026 could be a year of uplift for Edmonton, with major infrastructure projects set for completion. Explore the city's unique challenges and opportunities.
Edmonton Snow Clearing: Public Pressure Leads to New Plan
Edmonton's new residential snow clearing initiative, launched after public pressure, faces hurdles with equipment efficiency and a city-wide parking ban. Residents voice concerns over execution and enforcement.
N.S. Towns Face Challenges Banning Dog Breeds
Municipalities in Nova Scotia have attempted to prohibit specific dog breeds deemed dangerous, but legal and enforcement hurdles have limited their success. Learn about the ongoing debate.
Council candidate charged in $66K Bowness non-profit fraud
A planned Calgary city council candidate faces a fraud charge for allegedly embezzling over $66,000 from a Bowness community non-profit. The case raises questions about trust in local politics.
B.C. reviews Surrey police check stop messages
B.C.'s public safety minister has asked the director of policing to assess the situation after texts between a Surrey councillor and police chief about impaired driving enforcement were revealed.
Driver Flees Scene After Dramatic Ottawa Rollover Crash
Witnesses describe a chaotic scene on St. Laurent Blvd. after a vehicle rollover, with the driver captured on video fleeing. Get the latest details on the Ottawa incident.
Fire crews respond to Montreal skyscraper fire
Montreal fire crews responded to a fire at a downtown skyscraper on January 8, 2026. Details on the emergency response and scene.
How Toronto's 2026 budget impacts your wallet
Mayor Olivia Chow unveils Toronto's 2026 budget focused on affordability. Discover the key measures and how they will impact residents' daily costs and city services.
Saskatoon's new public library on schedule for 2027
Construction of Saskatoon's new central library is progressing, with an opening date set for 2027. Crews are currently installing the building's distinctive glass exterior.
More Funding for Winnipeg Construction Project Inquiry
The Manitoba government has allocated additional resources to the public inquiry investigating a major Winnipeg construction project. Get the latest details on the expanded investigation.
South Edmonton Street Closed for Water Main Repair
A water main break near a railway crossing has closed 99 Street between 60 and 62 Avenue in south Edmonton. Epcor expects repairs to last until Saturday.
Montreal's Info-Neige app no longer free for users
Montreal residents must now pay to use the Info-Neige app to track snow-clearing operations after the city ended its contract and launched 311 Montreal. Learn about the new costs and alternatives.
Heated Debate on Waterloo Region Encampment Bylaw
Waterloo Regional Council saw heated delegations debating proposed changes to the encampment bylaw. Get the latest on the tense public meeting.
Barrie Open House for New Residents Post-Boundary Adjustment
The City of Barrie will hold an open house for residents newly included in the city due to a recent boundary adjustment. Learn about municipal services and connect with your new community.
Ottawa Police Launch Text Service for Non-Urgent Calls
Ottawa Police launch a text message service for non-urgent calls to improve transparency. Get updates and provide feedback starting January 11, 2024.
Toronto's 2026 Budget Unveiled by Mayor Olivia Chow
Mayor Olivia Chow presents Toronto's 2026 budget, outlining the city's financial priorities and investments for the coming year. Get the details on the plan.
Archibald Street Closed Due to Major Winnipeg Fire
A significant fire on Archibald Street in Winnipeg has led to road closures as crews battle the blaze. Get the latest details on the emergency response and impacts.
Calgary water main repair finished, supply alert persists
Repair work on a major Calgary water main break from December 2025 is now complete, but the city remains under a water supply alert. Get the latest details on the situation and ongoing precautions.
Edmonton winter street clearing plan criticized
Edmonton residents voice frustration over snow-clogged residential streets and question Mayor Knack's international trip. Read the latest community concerns.
Chow's Election Year Budget Proposes 2.2% Property Tax Hike
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow unveils a modest 2.2% property tax increase for 2026, a stark contrast to previous hikes, as the political race for the mayor's office begins. Read the full analysis.
Ex-Winnipeg CAO Sheegl pays $1.1M court judgment
Former Winnipeg CAO Phil Sheegl has settled his $1.1 million court-ordered payment to the city, closing a chapter in the long-running police headquarters scandal. Read the full details.
Edmonton snow clearing costs and resident concerns
Edmonton's snow clearing budget and operations face public scrutiny. The city defends its performance as residential clearing starts. Get the full cost breakdown and community reaction.
Edmonton parking ban starts Monday for snow clearing
Edmonton activates a city-wide Phase 2 residential parking ban starting Monday, January 11, 2026, following four major snowfalls. Non-compliance risks a $250 ticket. Learn the schedule and rules.
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