Saskatoon's Chinese New Year Fireworks Rules
As Chinese New Year approaches, Saskatoon residents planning to celebrate with fireworks must adhere to specific municipal regulations to ensure safety and compliance.
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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.
Two Children Hit by Car in Montreal West
Two children were struck by a vehicle in Montreal West on Monday morning, according to police. The incident occurred around 10:15 AM, and both victims were transported to hospital with injuries.
Family Day 2026: Toronto Openings and Closures Guide
A detailed overview of what services, businesses, and facilities are operational or closed for Family Day 2026 in Toronto, helping residents plan their holiday activities effectively.
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Ottawa's $81,000 Unpaid Photo Radar Tickets Highlight Issues
The City of Ottawa is grappling with 81,000 unpaid photo radar tickets, totaling significant revenue losses and raising questions about enforcement effectiveness and compliance.
Toddler Killed in Calgary Crosswalk, Driver Cooperates with Police
A toddler was killed after being struck by a vehicle in a southwest Calgary crosswalk on Sunday. The driver remained at the scene, and police say impairment and speed are not factors in the ongoing investigation.
Grassroots Group Criticized for Outreach at Seniors Housing
A community program in south Etobicoke providing food and clothing faces backlash for operating outside a Toronto seniors building, highlighting tensions in local outreach efforts.
Hamilton Extends Alcohol Hours for Winter Olympics
The city of Hamilton has approved extended alcohol service hours during the 2026 Winter Olympics to boost local hospitality and support community celebrations.
Essex's Aging Snowflake Decorations Could Cost $53K to Replace
Town staff in Essex recommend decommissioning old holiday decorations until new lights and infrastructure can be purchased, with replacement costs estimated at $53,000.
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Police Boost Presence at Dalewood After Distress Calls
London police have increased patrols at the Dalewood Conservation Area after multiple 911 calls reported a person in distress, prompting a community safety response.
Kitchener News: Repair Complaints, 911 Calls, Diesel Theft
This week's top stories from Kitchener include a surge in complaints against repair companies, repeated 911 calls straining emergency services, and an ongoing diesel fuel theft investigation.
Pedestrian Critically Injured in Toronto Vehicle Collision
A pedestrian was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle on Sheppard Avenue East in Toronto. Police are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the area.
Pedestrian Injured in Toronto Vehicle Collision on Sheppard Avenue
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Sheppard Avenue East in Toronto, with police responding to the incident. Details on the victim's condition and road closures are under investigation.
Calgary Iranian Community Rallies for Regime Change
Members of Calgary's Iranian community gathered at the Harry Hays Building on Saturday to rally for regime change in Iran, demonstrating solidarity and calling for political transformation.
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Calgary Iranians Protest Government in Global Rally
Thousands of Calgarians from the Iranian community marched in solidarity with global protests, demanding regime change and freedom in Iran.
Toronto's Global Day of Action Draws Massive Protest Crowd
Toronto witnessed one of its largest protests ever during the Global Day of Action, with crowds rallying in support of Iran protests, leading to road closures and significant public engagement.
Calgary Police Close 11th Avenue Downtown for Probe
A section of 11th Avenue in downtown Calgary was shut down by police on Saturday morning, with both vehicle and pedestrian access restricted as authorities conducted an undisclosed investigation.
Toronto Police Warn of Extreme Delays for Iran Protest Rally
Toronto police are advising residents to expect significant traffic disruptions and delays as a large-scale protest rally in support of Iranian demonstrators is anticipated to draw up to 200,000 participants to the city's streets.
Family Day Weather and Holiday Closures Guide
Environment Canada predicts mild conditions for Family Day Monday with a high of 5°C. Comprehensive list of municipal closures including City Hall, libraries, and recreation facilities while OC Transpo operates normal weekday service.
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Minneapolis Debates Fate of Streetside Memorials for Two Killed by Feds
The city of Minneapolis is grappling with a decision on the future of streetside memorials honoring two individuals killed by federal officers, sparking community dialogue.
Montreal Snowplowing Creates Parking Nightmare for Night Owls
Josh Freed details the frustrating hunt for parking spots during Montreal's overnight snowplowing operations, leading to costly tickets and towed cars for late-night residents.
Four-Day Office Week Poor Value for Taxpayers
Citizen readers critique OC Transpo's service failures and return-to-office policies, highlighting inequities in bus cancellations and systemic transit flaws in Ottawa.
Montreal Building Damaged by Snow Plows, Borough Offers Few Answers
A Montreal woman reports ongoing damage to her building from sidewalk snow plows, with the borough providing limited solutions. The issue highlights winter maintenance challenges in urban areas.
Toronto Rally for Iranian Freedom Targets Ayatollah and Trump
A large-scale rally in Toronto, expecting up to 300,000 participants, will demand an end to Iran's regime and seek international support, with police preparing for major traffic impacts.
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Dog Attack in Edmonton Latest in Series of Incidents
A recent dog attack in north-central Edmonton's Prince Charles neighborhood, captured on doorbell camera, highlights a concerning trend of multiple incidents over recent months.
Abandoned Car in Edmonton Unmoved for a Month, Residents Angry
Residents of Edgemont in Edmonton are expressing frustration as an abandoned and vandalized vehicle has been parked poorly on their street for nearly a month, with no action from city authorities despite repeated complaints.
Calgary Councillor Demands Accountability Over Unspent Water Budget
An inquiry reveals Calgary left $3.6 billion of water infrastructure funds unused over two decades, with Ward 12 Coun. Mike Jamieson calling for increased accountability after major water main breaks.
Dorval Mayor Demands Fix for Pothole Crisis at Circle
Dorval's mayor is calling for immediate action to address dangerous potholes at Dorval Circle, highlighting infrastructure concerns in the Montreal suburb.
Vancouver Police Boost Presence for 30,000-Person Protest
Vancouver police are increasing officer deployment ahead of a large protest expected to draw 30,000 participants this Saturday, citing public safety concerns.
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Cape Breton Frustration Over Abandoned Buildings Grows
In Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, local residents and councillors are increasingly fed up with the issue of abandoned buildings, citing safety hazards and community blight. Councillor Gordon MacDonald highlights the problem, emphasizing the need for action to
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