Controversial Orillia Building Demolished
The former Huronia Regional Centre in Orillia is being demolished, ending a long-standing controversy over the site's future and historical significance.
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London's 'Clean and Green Campaign' Targets Garbage Problem
The City of London is urging residents to join its 'Clean and Green Campaign' after a noticeable increase in discarded waste appearing in public spaces like Thames Park.
Ottawa Pothole Fix Criticized as Impaired Driving Cases Rise
Ottawa faces a 27% increase in impaired driving collisions early in 2026, while a new pothole repair machine is criticized for ignoring deeper infrastructure issues. A hit-and-run case also proceeds in court.
Calgary Rezoning Hearing Ends After Thousands of Submissions
The public hearing on repealing Calgary's blanket rezoning policy has concluded with 411 speakers and 3,293 written submissions. The proposal would redesignate over 300,000 residential parcels and change density rules.
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Ottawa Washroom Project Paused After Budget Overrun
A standalone public washroom initiative in Ottawa's Centretown district has been suspended after exceeding its allocated budget, highlighting urban infrastructure challenges.
Edmonton Fire Investigates Apartment Blaze in Wîhkwêntôwin
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services are investigating the cause of a morning apartment fire at 103 Avenue and 123 Street on April 7, 2026, with no injuries reported.
Vancouver Park Board Debates $1.35B Capital Spending
The Vancouver Park Board is set to debate a massive $1.35 billion capital spending request focused on repairing and upgrading city recreation facilities to meet growing demand.
Winnipeg Winter Parking Ban: Tickets and Tows Issued
The City of Winnipeg enforced its winter parking ban with thousands of tickets and vehicle tows to ensure clear routes for snowplows during the 2025-2026 season.
Regina Begins Spring Street Sweeping
The City of Regina has officially commenced its annual spring street sweeping program to clear winter debris and improve road safety for residents and commuters.
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Elm Wood Disposal Doubles in Saskatoon as Disease Cases Quadruple
Saskatoon's fee waiver program for elm wood disposal resulted in twice as much material processed in 2025, while Dutch elm disease cases nearly quadrupled. The city faces budget overruns and explores bulky waste solutions.
Peel Region Proposes New Lawn Framework After Bylaw Overturned
The Region of Peel is developing a new framework for lawn maintenance in Mississauga and Brampton, following the striking down of a previous bylaw that regulated grass height and property standards.
Windsor's Downtown Decorative Lights Nearly Complete
The installation of decorative lights in downtown Windsor is almost finished, enhancing the city's ambiance and aesthetics for residents and visitors alike.
Ottawa Extends Parking Fine Early Payment to 2 Weeks
The City of Ottawa is expanding its early payment option for parking fines, giving residents two weeks to pay at a reduced rate. This policy change aims to provide more flexibility and encourage timely resolution of parking violations.
Guelph Mayor Will Not Run for Re-Election in 2026
After serving three consecutive terms, the current mayor of Guelph has confirmed they will not be a candidate in the upcoming 2026 municipal election, sparking discussions about the city's political future.
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No Changes Recommended for Ottawa Vacant Unit Tax Declaration
Ottawa city staff have recommended maintaining the current annual declaration process for the Vacant Unit Tax, providing stability for homeowners while continuing efforts to address housing vacancies.
Folk Art Charm in Vancouver Mayoral Campaign Poster
OneCity Vancouver mayoral candidate William Azaroff's campaign poster, designed by artist Aiken Lao, features a whimsical folk-art style showcasing Vancouver landmarks and injecting creativity into local politics.
Essex Council to Award Contract for New Harrow Fire Station
Essex council is set to award a contract for a new Fire Station 3 in Harrow after an external report found the current facilities in poor or fair condition.
Duck Lake Renaming Bid Fails, Tax Increase Looms
The town of Duck Lake, Saskatchewan's controversial attempt to sell its naming rights for $10 million has ended without bids, leading to increased property taxes as infrastructure needs mount.
Barrie Sewer Project Resumes, Causing Downtown Road Closures
The Sophia Trunk Storm Sewers project in downtown Barrie, Ontario, has resumed in April 2026, leading to significant road closures and traffic disruptions for residents and businesses.
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Edmonton Election Finance Rules Need Strengthening
Analysis of Edmonton's 2025 civic election reveals excessive corporate and third-party spending, highlighting urgent need for campaign finance reform despite some candidates winning with less funding.
Regina's 11th Avenue Revitalization Nears Completion
The major 11th Avenue Revitalization construction project in downtown Regina is approaching its final stages, marking a significant milestone for urban development in the city.
Markham's Warden Avenue Sinkhole Fully Repaired
A significant sinkhole that disrupted traffic and infrastructure on Warden Avenue in Markham has been fully repaired, restoring normalcy to the area after extensive work by municipal crews.
Ottawa News: Clinic Backlash, Coach's Cancer, Meal Record
Ottawa faces community backlash over a safe-supply clinic in Chinatown, while the Ottawa Charge coach steps away for cancer treatment and the Ottawa Mission sets a holiday meal record.
Mississauga Bans Non-Canadian Flags at City Hall
The city of Mississauga has implemented a new policy prohibiting the raising of foreign national flags at city hall, citing a focus on Canadian unity and identity.
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Bill 28 Puts Alberta Libraries at Risk of Government Censorship
The Alberta government's Bill 28 introduces sweeping powers that could undermine local control of public libraries, threatening intellectual freedom and community-based governance across the province.
North Bay to Appoint New Cassellholme Board Members
The North Bay City Council is set to appoint two new members to the Cassellholme board of directors at its upcoming meeting, marking a significant step in local governance and community representation.
CBRM Changes Garbage Collection in Nova Scotia
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality has announced significant modifications to its waste management services, affecting residential garbage and recycling pickup schedules across the region.
Fire at Caledon Public Works Building Under Investigation
An overnight fire at a Peel Public Works facility in Caledon is under active investigation by authorities. No injuries have been reported, but the incident has raised concerns about infrastructure safety.
Linda McKinlay Square Opens in Comber
Retired Lakeshore councillor Linda McKinlay was celebrated during the official opening of Linda McKinlay Square in Comber, honoring her five decades of community service with dignitaries and family in attendance.
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Windsor's Byng Road Closed Again for Police Probe Monday
Byng Road in Windsor, Ontario, was closed again on Monday for an active police investigation, following a similar incident on Sunday. Authorities have not released details.
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