Guelph City Hall Ends Overnight Warming Centre Service
Guelph City Hall will no longer serve as an overnight warming and cooling centre, leaving residents to seek alternatives during extreme weather.
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Pod Village Plan for Former Windsor Arena Unveiled
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens announced the 'Village at the Barn' concept, converting the former Windsor Arena into 102 secure housing pods for homeless individuals, with wraparound support services.
Senior Dies After Vancouver Vehicle-Ramming Incident
A senior victim has died from injuries sustained in a May 1 vehicle-ramming in Vancouver's West End, police confirm.
Former Vaughan Employee Charged Over Minors Confinement
Charles Manickman, a former City of Vaughan employee, faces charges after minors were allegedly confined at a community centre. York Regional Police arrested him on May 24.
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Search Ongoing for Missing Man from Hillsborough Hospital
Charlottetown police continue search for Robert Dwayne Kelly, missing from Hillsborough Hospital. Authorities urge public assistance.
Vintage Safe Stolen in Alberta Rural Robbery
Thieves stole a vintage Winnipeg Safe Works safe from a home in Stony Plain, Alta., in late April 2026. RCMP are investigating the rural robbery.
Transitional housing village planned for former Windsor Arena
Windsor officials announce 'Village at the Barn' transitional housing at former arena to address homelessness, with 50 units and support services.
Barriers on TTC Platform at Toronto Subway Station This Year
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow announced that platform barriers will be installed at a subway station this year as part of new safety initiatives on the TTC.
Calgary Council Delays Free Fare Zone Decision to 2027
Calgary city council voted to defer the fate of the downtown CTrain free fare zone until 2027, citing the need for a fare strategy review and stakeholder consultation.
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Barrie Splash Pads Closed Until Further Notice: City Staff
City of Barrie has closed all splash pads indefinitely due to unforeseen issues. Residents are advised to seek alternative cooling options.
Toronto Police Probe 3 Shootings, One Near Playground
Toronto police are investigating three separate shootings, including one near a playground at Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue. No injuries reported.
Lake of Bays Community Centre Reopens After Repairs
Lake of Bays Community Centre reopens after ground repairs. Construction crews fixed structural issues, ensuring safety for visitors. Read more.
2 Men Stabbed in Mississauga Home Invasion
Two men were hospitalized after a stabbing during a home invasion on Delgado Dr. in Mississauga overnight. Police are investigating.
Surrey council eases illegal construction enforcement pilot
Surrey launches a one-year pilot to ease enforcement on illegal construction, focusing on compliance over penalties. Councillor Doug Elford criticizes the move as hypocritical ahead of elections.
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Windsor Councillor Proposes 40 km/h Speed Limit on Residential Streets
A Windsor councillor has proposed reducing the speed limit to 40 km/h on all residential streets to enhance safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
Huron OPP Probe Serious Crash Near Clinton
Huron OPP are investigating a serious collision near Clinton, with a road closure in effect. Details remain limited as officers work at the scene.
75-Year-Old Woman Dies After Hit by Vehicle in Montreal
A 75-year-old woman died after being struck by a vehicle in Montreal's Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough. Police are investigating.
Sen̓áḵw Rental Applications Open as First Residents Arrive
The Squamish Nation's Sen̓áḵw development in Vancouver opens rental applications and welcomes its first residents, marking a milestone in Indigenous-led urban housing.
CTrain Attack Victim Speaks Out: ‘I Got Beaten’
Sandra Steffens recounts the brutal assault she suffered at Crowfoot LRT Station on May 15, calling for improved safety measures on Calgary Transit.
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Vancouver mayor's pool promise questioned by group
A group expresses upset over Vancouver Mayor's plan after a pool promise related to the under-construction Marpole Community Centre, raising concerns about commitments.
Body of Missing Tourist Found in Banff Creek
Parks Canada confirms the body of a missing tourist has been pulled from a creek in Banff National Park, with investigation ongoing.
Saint-Denis Street Loses Car-Free Status This Summer
For the first time in four years, Saint-Denis Street in Montreal's Quartier Latin will remain open to traffic this summer, sparking mixed reactions from residents and businesses.
Timmins Police Probe Two Crashes on Tuesday Evening
Timmins police are investigating two separate crashes on Tuesday evening, including a collision at Highway 655 and Algonquin Boulevard that closed the intersection.
Police Seek Suspect in Retirement Community Break-Ins
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating three break-and-enters at retirement communities in Wilmot Township, Ontario, and have released images of a suspect.
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Doug Ford howls like wolf to scare off coyotes near home
Ontario Premier Doug Ford shared a coyote encounter where he howled like a wolf to frighten animals near his home, amid recent attacks in the GTA.
Regina Pride Parade Tests New Route for Safety
Regina's Pride parade adopts a new route circling Wascana Park to improve public safety, replacing the downtown course. Police call it a trial run.
Two Crashes Close Intersections in Timmins
Two separate vehicle collisions in Timmins closed intersections as police investigate. No serious injuries reported, but drivers urged to avoid areas.
Ottawa Homeless Family in Forest; Mayor Sutcliffe Enters Race
A homeless Ottawa family finds secret refuge in the forest. Mayor Sutcliffe officially enters election race. Also: what happens to public servants after privatization.
Stolen Vehicle Crashes into Hydro Pole in Guelph
A stolen vehicle crashed into a hydro pole in Guelph, causing power outages and road closures. Police are investigating the incident.
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Edmonton Property Taxes: What You Need to Know
Edmonton homeowners face property tax changes. Learn about rates, deadlines, and how to appeal. Stay informed with our comprehensive guide.
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