Category : Municipal Affairs


Calgary Infrastructure: 11% Poor, Risk Now 'Extensive'

A new City of Calgary report reveals 11% of critical infrastructure is in poor condition, elevating the risk rating to 'extensive'—the highest urgency level. The assessment highlights growing maintenance challenges.

Ottawa Fire Claims Two Dogs, Displaces Family

A residential fire on Draper Avenue in Ottawa resulted in the tragic loss of two large dogs and displaced an adult and two children. Ottawa Fire Services responded quickly to the morning blaze.

Vancouver Council Votes Down Living Wage Motion

Vancouver City Council has voted against reinstating a living wage policy, maintaining its 2023 decision to scrap the requirement for city contractors to pay employees a higher minimum wage.

Regina Snow Routes Declared Following Flurries

The City of Regina has officially declared snow routes in response to a recent wave of flurries, implementing seasonal parking restrictions to facilitate snow clearing operations across the municipality.

Wiarton's Old Grocery Store Becomes New Town Hall

The Town of South Bruce Peninsula is converting a former grocery store in Wiarton into a new municipal town hall, repurposing a historic building to serve the community's administrative needs.

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