Winnipeg Deficit Grows from Late Pressures
The City of Winnipeg faces a rising deficit driven by unforeseen late financial pressures, compounding existing budget challenges and straining municipal resources.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Ray Orb Named Interim Reeve for R.M. of Sherwood
Former SARM president Ray Orb and three interim councillors have been appointed to fill vacancies in the R.M. of Sherwood after multiple resignations left the council without quorum.
Guelph Police Ask Public to Name New Police Dog
The Guelph Police Service is inviting community members to participate in naming their latest canine officer, fostering engagement and support for local law enforcement efforts.
Barrie's Decades of Community Giving and Support
For nearly 30 years, Barrie residents have engaged in a vibrant tradition of give and take, exemplified by events like auctions with hundreds of items, fostering strong community bonds and local engagement.
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Moncton Responds to Coalition's Demand for More Police Officers
Moncton Deputy Mayor Paulette Thériault and RCMP officials acknowledge coalition demands for additional police resources, citing rising strain on law enforcement amid public safety concerns in New Brunswick.
McCallum Announces Surrey Mayoral Campaign for Political Comeback
Former Surrey mayor Doug McCallum has officially launched his campaign to challenge incumbent Brenda Locke in the upcoming municipal election, joined by former slate members and making key promises on taxes and infrastructure.
Montreal Suspends Parking Rules During Blue-Collar Strike
Montreal announces temporary suspension of parking restrictions during an upcoming blue-collar strike, aiming to ease burdens on residents and maintain city functionality.
McCallum's Surrey Mayoral Bid: Zero Property Tax Pledge
Former Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum has launched a new mayoral campaign, promising to eliminate property taxes if elected. The announcement comes as he seeks to return to municipal politics.
Saskatchewan Cities Get $25.9M for Infrastructure
Regina, Saskatoon, and Moose Jaw will receive a combined $25.9 million in federal funding to enhance local infrastructure, addressing critical needs in these growing urban centers.
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Pembroke Seeks Civility Toward Staff After Incident
The City of Pembroke is urging residents to treat municipal employees with respect following a recent incident that prompted concerns about workplace safety and decorum.
Windsor Councillor Proposes AED Reimbursement for Businesses
A Lakeshore councillor in Windsor has introduced a motion to reimburse businesses that install automated external defibrillators, aiming to improve public safety and emergency response.
LaSalle Council to Consider Allowing Stores to Open on Holidays
LaSalle's municipal council is set to debate a proposal that would permit all retail stores to operate on statutory holidays, potentially changing local shopping regulations and business operations.
Downtown Windsor Safety and Cleanliness Gains in Council Report
A new Windsor City Council report highlights significant improvements in downtown safety and cleanliness, showcasing progress in the Strengthen the Core revitalization plan.
Winnipeg Fire Crews Battle Two Sunday Morning Blazes
Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service responded to two separate fires on Sunday morning, highlighting ongoing emergency response efforts in the city. Details on locations and impacts are emerging.
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Calgary Repeals Blanket Rezoning: What's Next?
Calgary city council has repealed blanket rezoning, sparking debates on new rules for density in older neighbourhoods. Politicians face familiar challenges as they seek balanced housing solutions.
80-Year-Old Woman in Life-Threatening Condition After Toronto Crash
An 80-year-old woman is fighting for her life after being struck by a vehicle in Toronto's Annex area. The incident occurred on April 12, 2026, prompting an urgent response from emergency services.
West Vancouver Synagogue Car Fire Not Suspicious: Police
Police have determined that a car fire in a West Vancouver synagogue parking lot was not suspicious or targeted, following an investigation on April 12, 2026.
Activist Celebrates Victory as Toronto Yacht Club Closes
Jason Sills, an Etobicoke activist, declares victory after Toronto City Hall orders the Toronto Humber Yacht Club to vacate by April's end, citing environmental and lease violations.
Car Fire at West Vancouver Synagogue Parking Lot Investigated
West Vancouver police are investigating a vehicle fire that occurred early Sunday morning in the parking lot of Har El Synagogue. Authorities assure the community the situation is stable as they work to determine the cause.
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Kitchener Firefighters Respond to Apartment Emergency
Emergency crews were dispatched to an apartment building in Kitchener's Fairway and River Road area following an urgent call. The incident highlights the vital role of first responders in community safety.
Wheatley Water Tower Rehabilitation Project Underway
The historic Wheatley water tower in Ontario has begun a major rehabilitation project to ensure structural integrity and preserve its iconic community landmark status for future generations.
Ottawa Should Stop Complaining About Mail and Trash Changes
An opinion piece argues that Ottawa's resistance to new trash pickup schedules and the end of door-to-door mail delivery is misplaced, urging residents to adapt to modern solutions and focus on more significant community concerns.
Ottawa's 'Bubble Bylaw' Could Launch This Summer
Ottawa city councillors will debate a controversial 'bubble bylaw' establishing 50-meter safe access zones around schools, hospitals, and care facilities to restrict protests while balancing freedom of expression.
Greater Sudbury Opens 2001 Time Capsule After 25 Years
Former mayor Jim Gordon and current mayor Paul Lefebvre unveiled a time capsule sealed in 2001 outside city hall, revealing artifacts from a different era in Northern Ontario.
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Port Stanley Storm Sewer Work to Mitigate Main Street Flooding
Major infrastructure improvements are underway in Port Stanley, Ontario, targeting the notorious flooding on William Street after heavy rains. The storm sewer project aims to protect the main route to the beach and enhance community resilience.
Montreal Mayor Calls for Resident Help in Spring Cleanup
Montreal's mayor is rallying residents to participate in neighborhood cleanup efforts as winter's thaw reveals accumulated garbage across the city.
Vancouver Driver Clocked at Triple Speed Limit in Abbotsford
Police in Abbotsford have reported a Vancouver driver was caught speeding at nearly triple the legal limit, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Ford's Regional Governance Plan Raises Democracy Alarms
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's new regional governance bill proposes appointing unelected chairs with strong powers, drawing criticism for undermining local democracy and accountability.
Montreal Arson Squad Probes NDG Neighborhood Fire
Montreal's arson investigation unit is actively examining a fire in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce area, with authorities working to determine the cause and any potential criminal intent behind the blaze.
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Harrow to Get $5M Fire Station at Soccer Fields
The Town of Essex has approved a $5-million fire station in Harrow, to be built by Gulf Developments on the Rosborough soccer field parking lot, replacing the deteriorating current station.
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