Montreal Groups Push for Black Community Recognition
Civil rights advocates call on Montreal's new mayor to fulfill promises honoring Dan Philip, Noel Alexander, and Oscar Peterson. Community leaders warn against forgetting Montreal's Black history.
Category : Municipal Affairs
New Barrie Fire Station Opens with 22 Firefighters
Barrie Fire and Emergency Service opens Station 6 with 22 new firefighters, enhancing emergency response capabilities in the growing community. Learn about this major safety upgrade.
Calgary Mayor Seeks End to Foreign Flag Ceremonies
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas proposes ending foreign flag-raising ceremonies at municipal buildings, arguing they create division rather than unity across Canadian cities.
NYC Mayor-elect seeks Trump meeting on affordability
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani hopes to meet with former President Donald Trump to discuss urban affordability challenges. Learn about their potential collaboration.
Ottawa continues bubble zone bylaw despite federal law
Ottawa moves forward with local bubble zone legislation while federal government implements new anti-hate measures. Learn how this dual approach aims to protect vulnerable groups.
Moosonee Lodge fire investigation underway
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a structure fire at the former Moosonee Lodge on Revillon Road. The incident occurred on November 17, 2025.
NYC Rejects Central Park Horse Carriage Ban
New York City Council committee rejects proposal to ban Central Park's iconic horse-drawn carriages after emotional debate between animal rights activists and workers' union.
Toronto Raises Palestinian Flag at City Hall
Toronto City Hall has raised the Palestinian flag to mark the 37th anniversary of the Palestinian Declaration of Independence, joining other Canadian municipalities in this symbolic gesture.
Palestinian flag raised at Toronto City Hall
A Palestinian flag-raising ceremony proceeded at Toronto City Hall after a judge dismissed an injunction from a pro-Israel group. The event faced opposition from thousands.
Recycling Bin Pushback Prompts Provincial Response
York Region's transition to new recycling carts faces public resistance, prompting provincial intervention. Learn how this affects waste management plans for 2026.
New Winnipeg homeless encampment rules take effect
Winnipeg enforces new regulations governing homeless encampments, establishing clear protocols for city officials and residents. Learn how these changes impact urban homelessness management.
Edmonton's $1B Fund Could Offset Property Taxes
Edmonton councillor Aaron Paquette proposes transforming a $1-billion endowment fund into a sovereign wealth fund to curb property tax hikes and attract developers to the city.
Edmonton eyes public-private funding for 4 projects
Edmonton explores public-private partnerships to fund library renewal, fire station, transit hub, and arena upgrades. Council to review flexible funding models.
Sault Ste. Marie Property Tax Up 5.39% for 2026
Sault Ste. Marie residents face a 5.39% property tax increase for 2026, driven by a significant rise in the police budget. Learn about the financial impact and where your tax dollars are going.
Fake Money Warning in Essex County, LaSalle
Essex County OPP issue a warning about counterfeit $100 bills used in local businesses. LaSalle Police host a free information session to help the public spot fake currency. Learn the security features to check.
Surrey residents petition against proposed Costco
Surrey residents oppose a 165,000 sq. ft. Costco over environmental and traffic worries. A public hearing is set for Monday. Learn more about the community's fight.
No injuries in southwest Calgary abandoned building fire
Calgary firefighters successfully extinguished a small fire in a vacant southwest building on November 16, 2025. No injuries reported in the incident. Read the full details.
Ottawa photo radar catches fewer speeders in 2025
Ottawa's photo radar cameras detected fewer speeding violations from January to September 2025. Discover the city's top enforcement locations and traffic safety trends.
Edmonton area leaders eager for regional collaboration
Municipal leaders in the Edmonton metropolitan region are pushing to restart formal collaboration efforts, with a December meet-and-greet planned to discuss shared goals and regional growth strategies.
Attempted arson at Plateau-Mont-Royal bar investigated
Montreal police are investigating an attempted arson attack on a Plateau-Mont-Royal bar. Firefighters extinguished the blaze before police arrived. No arrests made yet.
Toronto City Hall to raise Palestinian flag
Toronto City Hall will raise the Palestinian flag, joining other Canadian municipalities in this symbolic act. Learn about the decision and its significance.
Dundas TTC Station Renaming Carries Hidden Costs
Toronto's Dundas TTC station renaming, a former mayor's priority, faces unexpected financial implications. Discover the full story behind this controversial project.
Toronto's Dundas Station Renaming Carries $400K Cost
Exclusive: Toronto's Dundas TTC station renaming to TMU faces $400,000 in hidden map update costs, internal emails reveal political pressure and budget concerns.
Stanley Park Seawall Closed for Maintenance
Stanley Park seawall closes from Third Beach to Prospect Point November 17-28 for essential slope stabilization work. Plan alternate routes for cycling and walking.
Burnaby Apologizes for Historic Chinese Canadian Discrimination
The City of Burnaby formally apologized for decades of systemic discrimination against Chinese Canadians. Mayor Mike Hurley delivered the historic apology at a ceremony on November 15, 2025.
Woman injured after hydro pole falls on car in Toronto
A woman in her 50s was injured when a hydro pole fell onto her car near St. Clair Avenue West and McRoberts Avenue in Toronto. Emergency services responded to the scene on November 16, 2025.
Weekly Canada News: Factory, Fatal Crash & Scam
This week's top Canadian stories include a new chocolate factory, fatal Grey County crash affecting teens, and a Waterloo senior avoiding a $6K skincare scam. Stay informed.
East Vancouver residents object to new e-scooter docks
East Vancouver residents are protesting new Lime e-scooter docking stations installed without community consent, raising safety and quality-of-life concerns. Learn about the city's unique docked system.
Windsor settlement prompts calls for mayor's resignation
Windsor's $200,000 settlement with former engineer Mohamed Chams triggers resignation demands for Mayor Drew Dilkens. Latest municipal controversy unfolds.
Toronto Letters: Chow's $210M Speed Camera Request Criticized
Toronto Sun readers react to Mayor Olivia Chow's request for $210M to replace speed camera revenue, small business approvals, and eviction bill opposition. Join the conversation.
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