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
Toronto City Employees Accused of Theft and Sick Day Misuse
A new report from Toronto's auditor general reveals city workers allegedly stole packages and misused sick days to work second jobs, prompting calls for stricter oversight.
Family Day 2026 Toronto: Open and Closed Listings
Discover what's open and closed in the Greater Toronto Area for Family Day 2026, including attractions, transit schedules, and free skating options.
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Calgary's Bearspaw South Feeder Main Needs More Repairs
The City of Calgary announces further repairs to the Bearspaw south feeder main, leading to significant traffic disruptions. Crews continue work on the water main break that occurred in January 2026.
Winnipeg's Louis Riel Day 2026: What's Open and Closed
Winnipeg residents can plan for Louis Riel Day 2026 with details on municipal services, transit schedules, and business closures across the city.
Missing 12-Year-Old Found Safe in Toronto
Toronto police have announced the successful location of a missing 12-year-old child, providing relief to the community after a concerning disappearance earlier this week.
Mississauga Council Backs Canadian Flag with Foreign Flags
Mississauga City Council has endorsed a motion encouraging residents to display the Canadian flag alongside foreign flags, promoting national pride and inclusivity in the diverse community.
Calgary Water Main Wire Snaps Increase, Repairs and New Line Planned
Calgary's Bearspaw South feeder main has experienced additional wire snaps, prompting road closures for repairs while the city plans a second line. This follows a damning report on systemic water management failures.
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Barrie Council Approves Urgent Repairs for Community Centre
The Barrie City Council has approved immediate repair work for the Stroud-Innisfil Recreation Centre & Library, a beloved community facility in Stroud, Ontario.
Toronto Family Day 2026: What's Open and Closed
A detailed overview of services, attractions, and facilities operating or closed in Toronto for Family Day 2026, including municipal updates and essential information for residents planning their holiday.
Calgary Family Day 2025: What's Open and Closed
A comprehensive overview of services, facilities, and businesses operating or closed in Calgary for Family Day 2025, including transit schedules and municipal updates.
Halifax Pothole Repairs Set for Four Streets Next Week
Municipal crews in Halifax will conduct pothole repairs on four major streets starting next week, addressing winter damage to improve road safety and driving conditions.
Toy Gun Prompts Emergency Response, Bus Evacuation in Guelph
A Guelph Transit bus was evacuated and emergency services responded after a toy gun was reported on board, highlighting public safety protocols in Ontario.
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Major Fire Erupts in Ottawa's ByWard Market Building
Firefighters are battling a significant fire in a commercial building at the intersection of Dalhousie and York Streets in Ottawa's historic ByWard Market area on Friday morning.
Toronto Police Warn of Extreme Traffic Delays in North York
Toronto Police are advising residents to expect significant traffic disruptions in North York on Saturday as a large rally, potentially attracting up to 200,000 attendees, is scheduled to take place.
Ottawa Driver Caught 75 km/h Over Speed Limit by Police
Ottawa Police have apprehended a motorist for excessive speeding, traveling 75 kilometers per hour above the legal limit on a city road, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts.
Edmonton Council Debates Reducing Eight-Plex Limits
Edmonton City Council revisits infill policies, with administration proposing to cut multiplex units from eight to six and increase yard space, sparking debate between pragmatists and advocates.
Ottawa Symposium Aims to Combat Hate with Kindness
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe leads a symposium on kindness as a proactive strategy to address hate and division in the community, emphasizing dialogue and empathy.
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Body Recovered from Bow River in Calgary
Calgary firefighters retrieved a body from the Bow River on Thursday, February 12, 2026, near the Centre Street Bridge. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
Fort Macleod to Get First Traffic Light in Historic Move
Fort Macleod, Southern Alberta's oldest town, announces the installation of its first-ever traffic light on Highway 3, marking a significant modernization milestone for the community.
Winnipeg Protest Bylaw Sparks Rights Violation Concerns
A motion to crack down on 'nuisance demonstrations' in Winnipeg is facing backlash from community groups, who argue it could violate fundamental rights.
NYC Mayor's Rise Sparks Staten Island Ire Over Mob and Trash
The election of New York City's new mayor has ignited fierce opposition in Staten Island, with residents citing alleged organized crime connections and ongoing waste management failures as key grievances.
Sam Katz Testifies at Winnipeg Police HQ Inquiry
Sam Katz, former mayor of Winnipeg, provided testimony at the inquiry investigating construction cost overruns for the city's police headquarters, as the probe continues.
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Windsor Warns of Early Pothole Season from Mild Winter
Windsor's executive director of operations cautions that unseasonably warm weather could accelerate pothole formation, urging drivers to stay vigilant on city roads.
Kitchener Struggles with Stubborn Snow Removal
The City of Kitchener is intensifying snow removal operations to address persistent snowpack, while residents express ongoing concerns about accessibility and safety in their neighborhoods.
Farkas Defies Federal Housing Funding Threats, Slams Report
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas dismisses federal threats to withhold $251 million in housing funds over rezoning, calling a city report a 'cover-your-ass' move and asserting contractual obligations don't require blanket rezoning.
Toronto Auditor Exposes $1.1M Fraud and Thefts at City Hall
Toronto's auditor general revealed widespread fraud and theft cases at City Hall in 2025, including $1.1 million in overbilling and missing electronics, with investigations leading to police referrals.
Windsor Mayor Frustrated by Ambassador Bridge Talks
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens describes negotiations with the Ambassador Bridge company as frustrating, with talks over boarded-up homes in the west end stalling repeatedly despite earlier optimism.
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Water Main Break Closes Papineau Avenue in Montreal
A water main break on Papineau Avenue in Montreal has forced the closure of the street between René-Lévesque Blvd. and Ste-Catherine St., with police redirecting traffic as repairs are assessed.
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