London's $7M Pipeline Relocation Cost for Sunningdale Road
London, Ontario residents may shoulder a $7 million expense to co-fund the relocation of an oil pipeline as part of the Sunningdale Road improvement project, according to city estimates.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Amherstburg Fire Hall Opening Delayed
The opening of the new Amherstburg fire hall in Ontario has been postponed, with construction still underway as of late January 2026. Officials cite ongoing work as the reason for the delay.
Windsor Opens Parking Garage for Caesars Windsor Construction
The City of Windsor is providing temporary parking relief at a municipal garage to support Caesars Windsor casino patrons and staff during ongoing construction work in the area.
Halifax Council Adds African Nova Scotia Affirmation to Meetings
Halifax Regional Council will incorporate an African Nova Scotia affirmation into its official proceedings throughout February, recognizing the community's historical contributions and ongoing presence.
Farkas: Calgary Pipeline Project to Restore City Pride
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas champions the Bearspaw water pipeline project as a catalyst for restoring civic pride and demonstrating the city's capability to execute major infrastructure efficiently.
Ottawa Declares 'Shane Hollander Day' on January 29
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe has officially proclaimed January 29, 2026, as 'Shane Hollander Day' in the city, recognizing an individual's contributions through a ceremonial declaration.
Greenland Mayor Slams US Flag Stunt as Harmful
The mayor of Greenland's capital issues a stern warning after a German comedian's attempt to raise the US flag in Nuuk sparks outrage and fines.
Saskatoon Firefighters Search for Squatters in Blaze
Saskatoon firefighters conducted a search for potential squatters in a boarded-up home during a recent fire, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in vacant properties.
Barrie Mayor: Only Two Tents Left in Former Encampment
Barrie Mayor Alex Nuttall announces a significant reduction in homeless encampments, with only two tents remaining in a city once plagued by the issue, marking progress in municipal efforts.
Online Tributes Follow Fatal Kitchener Crash
Heartfelt tributes and a GoFundMe campaign have emerged online following a tragic fatal crash in Kitchener, as the community rallies to support the victim's family.
Windsor Mayor Silent on Job Cuts, Union Warns of 50 Positions
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens refuses to disclose details about municipal job cuts approved in the 2026 budget, while CUPE union reports 50 positions face elimination through layoffs and vacancy reductions.
Ottawa Issues 40 Tickets in Snowplow Contractor Blitz
City of Ottawa bylaw officers conducted a targeted enforcement operation during a recent snowstorm, issuing 40 tickets and seizing expired contractor plates from snowplow operators.
Regina Couple's 7-Year Driveway Bylaw Battle
A Regina couple's seven-year struggle with city bylaws reveals concerns about inconsistent enforcement of driveway regulations in their neighborhood.
Edmonton Budget: Trim Fat for Better Snow Clearing
Edmonton city councillors debate funding for improved snow removal, with calls to cut non-essential spending rather than raise taxes for essential winter services.
Saskatoon to Review Snow Removal Contractor Performance
Saskatoon city council has directed administrators to develop a performance review system for winter road maintenance contractors following criticism of current practices.
Ottawa Winter Parking Ban Tickets Exceed 1,000
Ottawa bylaw officers issued more than 1,000 tickets during Monday's winter parking ban as extreme cold gripped the capital. The enforcement highlights challenges of winter parking compliance during severe weather events.
Edmonton Debates High Costs for New Neighborhoods
Edmonton city council examines escalating infrastructure expenses for new residential areas, with development charges potentially impacting housing affordability and municipal budgets.
Springfield RM Exits Capital Planning Region
The Rural Municipality of Springfield has officially opted out of the Capital Planning Region, marking a significant shift in its municipal governance and regional collaboration approach.
Three Calgary Homes May Be Displaced by Bearspaw Main Work
Three properties near Edworthy Park in Calgary could face temporary displacement as the city replaces the Bearspaw South feeder main, with compensation options being explored for affected residents.
Waterloo Council Vote Stands Despite Procedural Error
The Region of Waterloo council's budget vote remains valid after a procedural rules breach during a December 2025 meeting, highlighting governance oversight challenges in municipal decision-making.
Ottawa Won't Plow Your Windrow: Residents Responsible
Ottawa residents face the task of clearing windrows—snow piles left by city plows—as municipal policy shifts responsibility to homeowners, sparking discussions on winter maintenance.
Halifax Mayor Calls for Forum Redevelopment Pause
The Mayor of Halifax is advocating for a temporary suspension of the redevelopment plans for the nearly century-old Halifax Forum, a designated heritage building and city landmark.
Ottawa Council Acts to Protect Kanata Golf Course
Ottawa city council has approved a motion to explore options for protecting the Kanata Lakes Golf and Country Club from potential development, preserving green space.
Toronto Boosts Snow Clearing After Admitting Sidewalk Failures
City officials acknowledge inadequate sidewalk clearing following Toronto's major snowfall, deploying additional crews and prioritizing narrow residential streets in cleanup efforts.
Halifax to Vote on Official Municipal Tartan
Halifax residents will participate in a democratic vote to select an official tartan design that will represent their municipality's unique identity and heritage.
Timmins Council Overrides Mayor, Restores Recreation Funds
Timmins City Council voted 7-2 to override Mayor Michelle Boileau's Strong Mayor vetoes, reinstating $740,000 for pickleball courts and ballfield upgrades in a decisive budget move.
Halifax Water: Snow May Block Fire Hydrants
Halifax Water issues a public safety reminder for residents to clear snow from fire hydrants after recent heavy snowfall in Nova Scotia.
Toronto Ramps Up Snow Removal, Urges Car Removal
The City of Toronto escalates winter operations, requesting residents relocate parked cars to facilitate efficient snow clearing after recent heavy snowfall.
Toronto Sidewalks Still Snowy Days After Storm
Days after a significant snowstorm, many Toronto sidewalks remain uncleared, prompting city officials to acknowledge a 'performance gap' in snow removal operations.
Saint John Overnight Parking Ban Enacted for Snow Removal
The City of Saint John has declared an overnight parking ban in specific districts to facilitate snow clearing operations after significant winter accumulation.
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