Montreal Equipment Shortage Hinders Snow and Pothole Work
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada reveals a 25% equipment deficit is severely impacting Montreal's snow clearing and pothole repair operations, with complaints doubling.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Windsor Reduces Winter Road Budget After $450K Snow Clearing
Windsor city council voted to reduce winter road maintenance funding by $385,000 despite recent heavy snowfall requiring $450,000 for residential street clearing, highlighting budget challenges.
Ottawa Council to Vote on Neighborhood Transformation Bylaw
Ottawa City Council is set to vote on a comprehensive new bylaw that will significantly alter neighborhood aesthetics and development standards across the city.
$7.4M for Leamington Sewer Separation Project
The Windsor area receives substantial federal funding for a critical sewer separation project in Leamington, aimed at improving water management and environmental protection.
Banff Reaches Breaking Point Amid Tourism Overload
A former Banff municipal official warns that unmanaged tourism growth has created dangerous congestion and compromised emergency access, calling for immediate strategic changes.
Edmonton's Year-Long Budget Planning Process Begins
Edmonton city council initiates a comprehensive year-long public engagement process to develop the next four-year budget cycle, featuring ward meetings and workshops.
Calgary Mayor: Café Move for Water-Main Work Avoids Disaster
Calgary's mayor states that relocating Angel's Café for urgent water-main repairs prevented a 'disastrous' alternative. The city continues exploring options for the displaced business and other impacted spaces.
Toronto Official Accused of Policy Violations, Toxic Workplace
A complaint alleges Toronto's emergency management director used Signal app to avoid record-keeping, creating a toxic workplace. City officials decline comment on personnel matter.
Mayor Defends Angel's Cafe Closure for Water Main Construction
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas calls the termination of Angel's Cafe lease 'unfortunate but necessary' to accelerate construction of a critical feeder main protecting the city's drinking water system.
Edmonton May Need Budget Cuts for Better Snow Removal
An Edmonton city councillor suggests potential budget reallocations could be necessary to enhance snow-clearing services as the city plans its next budget cycle.
Windsor Mayor: Zero-Budget Approach Can't Be Repeated
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens cautions that the city's zero-budget approval for 2026 cannot become a long-term strategy, highlighting fiscal challenges amid broader Ontario municipal pressures.
Winnipeg Snowplow Name Contest Winners Announced
The City of Winnipeg has revealed the winning names in its annual snowplow naming contest, featuring creative entries like Emperor Plowpatine and Winnie the Plow that reflect local humor and winter spirit.
Vancouver's Complex Municipal Elections Deter Voters
Vancouver's municipal elections feature overwhelming ballots and confusing party branding, creating barriers for busy residents and contributing to low voter turnout.
Barrie Snowplow Operators Face Aggressive Public
Police in Barrie report concerning incidents of aggressive behavior toward snowplow operators during winter operations, highlighting public safety risks.
Barrie Launches New Visitor and Family Parking Permits
The City of Barrie has announced the availability of new parking permits designed for friends and family visiting residents, aiming to simplify parking for guests.
Toronto Adds Sixth Snow Removal Site in Major Cleanup
Toronto officials announce a sixth snow removal site in Etobicoke as the city continues its massive cleanup from Sunday's 46-cm snowstorm, with operations expanding to residential areas.
Barrie Snow Removal Update: Weather Event Continues
The City of Barrie continues its snow removal operations as a significant weather event remains in effect, with crews working to clear streets amid challenging winter conditions.
Windsor Police Remind Residents of Snowmobile Bylaw
Windsor Police have issued a public reminder about a municipal bylaw that prohibits the operation of snowmobiles within city limits, emphasizing safety and legal compliance during winter months.
Toronto Snow Cleanup Begins, Could Take Days
City of Toronto crews have initiated snow removal operations following a significant winter storm, with officials warning that the extensive cleanup may require several days to complete across residential areas.
Windsor Clears 75% of Residential Streets Post-Snowstorm
The City of Windsor announces significant progress in snow removal operations, with three-quarters of residential streets now plowed following a recent winter storm that impacted the region.
Calgary Fast-Tracks Replacement of Critical Water Pipe
Calgary is urgently replacing the Bearspaw South feeder main, which supplies 60% of the city's drinking water, after multiple catastrophic failures and ongoing risks.
Montreal Arson Squad Investigates Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie Fire
Montreal police have called in arson investigators after a suspicious fire damaged a commercial-residential building in Rosemont-La-Petite-Patrie early Tuesday morning.
Montreal Snow Removal to Start Tuesday Evening
The City of Montreal has announced that its snow removal operation will begin on Tuesday evening, aiming to clear streets and sidewalks following recent snowfall.
London Committee Rejects Good Neighbour Clause, Homeless Program Changes
London's Strategic Priorities and Policy Committee has declined to endorse the Good Neighbour Clause and sweeping funding adjustments for London Cares and Project Home, impacting housing-first initiatives.
Saskatoon Police Commission Reappoints Indigenous Chair
The Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners reaffirms its commitment to Indigenous representation by reappointing Shirley Greyeyes as chair and maintaining an Indigenous vice-chair, signaling continuity in governance.
Halifax to Debate Uber Oversight Bylaw
Halifax city council is preparing to debate a proposed bylaw that would increase regulatory oversight for ride-hailing services like Uber, aiming to ensure safety and compliance.
Watermain Break on Riverside Drive East in Windsor
A significant watermain break occurred on Riverside Drive East in Windsor, prompting a response from Windsor Police Service as crews work to address the infrastructure failure.
Windsor Reminds Residents to Shovel Sidewalks After Snowfall
The City of Windsor is reminding property owners to clear their sidewalks of snow and ice within 24 hours after a snowfall, as required by municipal bylaws.
Edmonton Debates Snow Removal Costs and Service Levels
Edmonton city council explores options for improved snow removal, with Mayor Andrew Knack suggesting costs could double to $105 million annually. Councillor Aaron Paquette questions funding sources.
Toronto Snow Removal: Multi-Day Cleanup After Major Storm
City of Toronto officials outline snow removal timeline after 46-cm dump, with targeted clearing around transit and hospitals first, neighborhood removal to follow in days.
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