Category : Municipal Affairs


Calgary Council Seeks Solutions After Pedestrian Fatalities

Following two pedestrian deaths on the Family Day long weekend, Calgary city council is urgently seeking measures to combat rising fatal collisions. Council members are also awaiting provincial response on restoring photo radar enforcement to fund safety

Edmonton Council Keeps 8-Unit Limit on Midblock Lots

Edmonton's city council has decided to retain the current limit of eight units as the maximum for new developments on midblock residential lots, impacting infill housing policies in neighborhoods like Grovenor.

ServiceOntario Closure Sparks Outrage in London

City officials and community members voice concerns about inadequate notice and accessibility issues following the impending shutdown of a key ServiceOntario location at 920 Commissioners Road East.

Windsor Firefighters Battle Blaze Near Downtown

Firefighters in Windsor responded to a significant fire near the downtown area, with multiple other incidents including highway closures and impaired driving charges across Essex County.

Halifax Forum's Future Questioned Over Cost Concerns

The historic Halifax Forum faces an uncertain future as Mayor Mike Savage declares the proposed redevelopment price tag unaffordable for the city, sparking debate over preservation versus fiscal responsibility.

Winnipeg Councillor Withdraws Support for Protest Bylaw

A Winnipeg city councillor has withdrawn support for a proposed protest bylaw, clarifying that the intent was never to ban protests outright. The move comes amid ongoing discussions about balancing public safety and free expression.

Lunar New Year Fireworks Rules in Kitchener

As Lunar New Year approaches, Kitchener residents seek clarity on fireworks regulations. This article outlines local bylaws and safety guidelines for celebratory displays during the festive period.

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