Toronto Police Respond to Scarborough Home Fire
Toronto Police Service officers were dispatched to a residential fire in Scarborough. Details on the cause and extent of damage are under investigation by authorities.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Cambridge Sees Increase in Aggressive Behaviour Toward City Staff
The City of Cambridge has documented a concerning uptick in aggressive incidents targeting municipal employees, raising workplace safety concerns and prompting administrative review.
Montreal Launches Emergency Pothole Plan
Montreal has launched an emergency plan to address a surge in potholes, deploying crews and resources to repair roads across the city as winter conditions worsen.
Hawrelak Park Reopens March 13 After 3-Year Renovation
Edmonton's beloved Hawrelak Park will officially reopen to the public on March 13, 2026, as a comprehensive three-year rehabilitation project enters its final completion stages.
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Baby Injured in Kanata Stroller Near-Miss with Driver
A baby sustained minor injuries after a stroller tipped over during a near-collision with a vehicle in Kanata. Ottawa police have charged the driver involved in the Thursday morning incident.
Calgary Approves Special Tax for 12 Communities' Enhanced Maintenance
Calgary's community development committee unanimously endorsed a special tax bylaw, allowing 12 neighborhoods to fund enhanced landscaping and winter maintenance through additional property taxes.
Stroud Arena Closure Extended Over Structural Issues
The Stroud Arena in Innisfil, Ontario, has delayed its reopening once again as engineers uncover additional structural problems requiring extensive repairs.
Vancouver Councillors Want ICE Banned from World Cup
Two Vancouver city councillors propose banning U.S. ICE officers from FIFA World Cup security, citing human rights concerns and potential protests during the 2026 event.
Watermain Break Forces Closure of 10th Sideroad in Beeton
A significant watermain break has led to the closure of 10th Sideroad in Beeton, affecting local traffic and infrastructure. Authorities are working to resolve the issue.
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Winkler Mayor Calls for Respect Ahead of Pride Event
Winkler's mayor emphasizes respect and community harmony as Pembina Valley Pride announces its first-ever Pride celebrations in the city this summer.
Barrie Updates Traffic Bylaws as City Expands
Barrie City Council is set to update its traffic bylaws to address challenges posed by the city's ongoing population and infrastructure growth, aiming to improve safety and mobility.
Toronto Road Salt Shortage After Record Snowstorm
Toronto residents and businesses are struggling to find road salt following a record-breaking snowstorm, highlighting supply chain issues and winter preparedness challenges in Canada's largest city.
Halifax Armory Fire: Streets Closed, Crews Respond
A significant fire at the historic Halifax Armory has led to emergency response and street closures in the area, with crews working to contain the blaze.
Windsorites Unfazed by Cuba Travel Warning, Support Grows
Despite Canadian travel advisories for Cuba, Windsor residents maintain plans while local aid efforts intensify to assist Cubans facing severe shortages and economic hardship.
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Vancouver Councillors Want ICE Agents Banned from FIFA World Cup
Vancouver city councillors are pushing to prohibit U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from attending FIFA World Cup events, citing human rights concerns.
Vancouver Approves $2M Fireworks Event
Vancouver City Council has approved a $2 million plan for a summer fireworks event, while other Canadian cities face diverse issues from school threats to infrastructure changes.
Councillor Calls for Vote Tabulator Return After Election Report
A city councillor advocates reinstating electronic vote tabulators after a municipal election review found their removal compromised election certification and created counting challenges.
Strange Kitchen Fire Breaks Out in Essa Township
A peculiar kitchen fire occurred in Essa Township, prompting a response from local fire services. Details remain under investigation as authorities work to determine the cause of the unusual blaze.
Montreal's Pothole Crisis: Spring Repair Challenges Ahead
Montreal faces significant challenges addressing its pothole problem as broken equipment, expired contracts, and budget concerns threaten spring repair efforts. City officials hope to resolve issues by March and April.
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Montreal Activists Claim Robin Hood Grocery Robbery
A group identifying as MontrealActivists has taken responsibility for a grocery store robbery in Montreal, framing it as a Robin Hood-inspired act of wealth redistribution to aid the needy.
Former Moncton Mayor George LeBlanc Dies at 71
George LeBlanc, who served as mayor of Moncton, New Brunswick, for over a decade, has died at 71. The former municipal leader was known for his dedication to the city's growth and community engagement.
Illegal Tiny Home Removed from Guelph Park
City workers in Guelph, Ontario, have dismantled an illegally constructed tiny home discovered within a wooded area of a local park, highlighting ongoing urban enforcement challenges.
Toronto Mayor Backs Morning Booze Sales for Winter Games
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow proposes allowing alcohol sales starting at 6 a.m. during the Winter Olympics to support local businesses and fans celebrating Canadian athletes.
Toronto Gets Ontario Snow Plows to Focus on Residential Streets
Mayor Olivia Chow's direct appeal to the province brings additional snow-clearing resources to Toronto, allowing the city to concentrate efforts on residential streets and sidewalks after a historic snowfall.
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Montreal Infrastructure Crisis: Potholes, Blackouts Hit Residents
Montreal faces severe infrastructure failures this winter, from record potholes to dangerous blackouts, affecting even Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada. Deferred maintenance creates widespread hazards.
Calgary Moves Forward on Water Main Rupture Response Plan
A Calgary committee has approved a plan to enhance the city's water system management following a major rupture, though the financial implications remain unclear as officials seek better preparedness.
Edmonton May Revisit Calcium Chloride for Road Salt
An Edmonton city councillor has requested a review of potentially reintroducing calcium chloride for snow removal, years after its discontinuation due to environmental and infrastructure concerns.
Edmonton OKs Century Park Retail Parking Changes
Edmonton City Council has approved modifications to the Century Park redevelopment project, allowing retail street parking to proceed as part of the urban renewal initiative.
Cold Weather Slows Winnipeg Encampment Enforcement
Extreme winter conditions in Winnipeg are significantly delaying the city's enforcement actions at homeless encampments, with officials citing slower progress due to safety concerns and operational challenges.
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Moncton Fire Department Fights Two Serious Fires in 48 Hours
The Moncton Fire Department responded to two significant structural fires in less than two days, highlighting emergency response challenges in New Brunswick.
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