Pit Bull Mix Euthanized After Fatal Toronto Dog Attack
A pit bull mix has been euthanized following a tragic incident where it killed another dog and injured the owner outside a Toronto condominium, sparking community concern.
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Ottawa Easter Weekend 2026: What's Open and Closed
A detailed overview of services, facilities, and businesses operating or closed in Ottawa during the Easter weekend of 2026, including municipal updates and essential information for residents.
Ex-Mayor: Downtown Eastside Needs Coordination, Not More Spending
A former Vancouver mayor argues that addressing the Downtown Eastside crisis requires improved coordination among agencies rather than increased funding, emphasizing strategic resource allocation.
Edmonton Fills 30,000+ Potholes in 2026 Infrastructure Push
Edmonton has repaired more than 30,000 potholes so far in 2026, as the city tackles seasonal road damage exacerbated by winter weather and traffic.
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Mayor Slams Enwave for Not Paying $11.5M Boiler Costs
London's mayor expresses frustration as Enwave declines to contribute to $11.5 million for boilers in city buildings ahead of a steam pipe decommissioning, impacting downtown infrastructure.
Municipalities Weigh Development Charge Reductions Amid $8.8B Funding
Municipalities across Canada are evaluating reductions in development charges as an $8.8 billion federal funding opportunity emerges, with builders expressing optimism for increased housing affordability and construction.
Roof Collapse Closes Smeaton Recreation Centre in Saskatchewan
A roof collapse at the Smeaton Recreation Centre in Saskatchewan has led to its closure, with officials investigating the cause and assessing structural damage.
Vancouver Park Board Approves Pool Reservation System Changes
The Vancouver Park Board has approved significant changes to the city's pool reservation system, aiming to improve accessibility and streamline booking processes for residents.
Victoria Playground Fire Under Investigation After Destruction
Authorities are investigating a fire that destroyed a playground structure in Victoria, with police releasing photos of the extensive damage from the overnight incident.
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Illegal Cherry Blossom Parking Prompts RCMP Warning
Richmond RCMP issues a public warning as crowds of cherry blossom viewers engage in illegal parking, creating safety hazards during peak blooming season.
Crossing Guard Assigned to Busy Montreal West Intersection
Parents at Royal West Academy successfully campaigned for a crossing guard at a dangerous intersection with a history of collisions, leading to new safety measures in Montreal West.
Charlottetown Passes $118M Budget for Street Work, Fire Station
The City of Charlottetown has officially passed a $118 million operating budget, allocating significant funds for street improvements and a new fire station to enhance public safety and infrastructure.
Barrie Lifts Overnight Winter Parking Restrictions
The City of Barrie announces the removal of overnight winter parking restrictions, effective immediately, as seasonal conditions improve. This change allows residents greater flexibility for street parking during nighttime hours.
Halifax Passes $1.45B Budget, Homeowner Taxes Up 7.5%
Halifax City Council has passed a $1.45 billion budget for 2026, resulting in a 7.5% property tax increase for homeowners, aimed at funding municipal services and infrastructure.
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Ottawa Garbage Drop-Off During Collection Transition
Ottawa residents facing extended gaps between garbage collection days this spring can drop off one bag at designated locations. The city provides this temporary solution during the transition to a new waste collection contract.
Woman Killed by Train in Montreal's Mile-End
A tragic incident occurred in Montreal's Mile-End district as a woman was fatally struck by a train. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding this devastating event.
Windsor Police Fleet Report: More Incidents, Less Damage in 2025
A new Windsor police fleet report reveals a rise in vehicle incidents during 2025, but with significantly lower repair costs compared to previous years, indicating improved operational efficiency.
Vancouver Grocery Store Fire Leads to Arrest
A man has been arrested following a fire that caused extensive damage to a Vancouver grocery store. No injuries were reported, but the business suffered significant harm from flames, smoke, and water.
Windsor-Essex Easter 2026 Open/Closed Guide
A detailed overview of what services and facilities will be open or closed in Windsor-Essex during the Easter weekend of 2026, including municipal updates and holiday schedules.
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Calgary Council to Finalize Property Tax Hike
Calgary city council is meeting this Tuesday to determine the final amount of this year's property tax increase, which is expected to be substantial. The decision comes amid broader economic discussions and municipal budget pressures.
Ottawa Police Boost Bank Street Patrols for Safety
Ottawa Police have significantly increased patrols along Bank Street in response to growing public safety concerns. The enhanced presence aims to address community worries and improve security in the area.
Mooney's Bay Sledding Plan Costs Rise Amid Public Consultations
The price tag for converting Mooney's Bay Park into a designated sledding destination in Ottawa has increased, with public consultations now underway to gather community feedback on the project.
Manor Park Sidewalks Approved Despite Opposition
A contentious plan to install sidewalks on four residential streets in Manor Park has been approved by committee despite objections from residents and the local councillor, highlighting a community divide over pedestrian safety versus neighborhood charact
Calgary Rezoning Debate to Continue Next Week
Calgary's contentious blanket rezoning discussion is likely to persist into the following week as city council deliberates on the proposed changes to urban planning regulations.
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96-Year-Old Seriously Injured in Regent Park Collision
Toronto police are investigating a serious collision in Regent Park that left a 96-year-old woman with severe injuries. The incident occurred on March 30, 2026, prompting an emergency response.
Kitchener-Waterloo Considers At-Home Voting for Election
Kitchener-Waterloo is investigating at-home voting options for the upcoming municipal election, aiming to enhance accessibility and voter turnout in the region.
Calgary Water Restrictions May Lift as Feeder Main Work Nears End
Calgary's Bearspaw South feeder main repair enters final stages with water restrictions potentially lifting by Thursday, though the aging pipe remains at risk of another break despite reinforcement work.
Road Closures Near Stampede Park for District Construction
Calgary Municipal Land Corporation announces temporary lane reductions and street closures as major Culture and Entertainment District projects advance, with officials urging residents to plan ahead.
London Overnight Parking Ban Starts Tuesday Night
London enforces an overnight parking ban from Tuesday night, part of broader municipal updates including construction projects and public safety measures across the city.
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Saskatoon Council Unanimously Rejects New Budgeting Model
Saskatoon city council has unanimously opposed a proposed priority-based budgeting system, sending administrators back to the drawing board for budget process improvements.
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