Category : Municipal Affairs


Chinatown Post Office Closure Hurts Vulnerable Residents

The closure of a full-service Canada Post office in Vancouver's Chinatown and Downtown Eastside threatens access for seniors, newcomers, and low-income residents. Advocates argue postal service is essential civic infrastructure.

Reptilia, London City Hall End Legal Dispute Amicably

Reptilia and London City Hall have reached an amicable resolution to their legal dispute regarding the display of exotic species. The announcement marks the end of a contentious chapter for the local attraction.

Calgary's Bearspaw feeder main nears full service

The City of Calgary activates another pump for the Bearspaw South feeder main, with the final pump set for Friday. Officials urge continued water conservation as the delicate repressurization process continues.

Steel vs. HDPE: Calgary's Choice for Bearspaw Repairs

City of Calgary selects steel pipe for Bearspaw South feeder main repairs, citing durability and pressure handling. HDPE advocates highlight cost and environmental benefits. Key decision for Calgary's water infrastructure.

Winnipeg pet waste complaints data analyzed

Exclusive data reveals the number of pet waste complaints filed in Winnipeg. Discover the city's ongoing challenges with canine cleanup and what it means for residents.

Mail stolen from Guelph apartment building

Residents of a Guelph apartment building are dealing with a mail theft. The incident was reported on January 15, 2026. Stay informed about local safety and security.

Leamington Council Approves Bylaw Penalty System

Leamington council has approved a new administrative penalty system for bylaw enforcement, moving away from the traditional court process. Learn how this will streamline enforcement and impact residents.

Ex-Montreal Bureaucrat Named New Head of SAAQ

Quebec names Serge Lamontagne, former top administrator for Montreal and Laval, as the new CEO of the SAAQ. His mandate is to fix the agency's issues and restore service quality. Read the full story.

Barrie's Winter Maintenance Explained

The City of Barrie details its snow clearing priorities and responsibilities during winter storms. Learn what the city clears, what is left to residents, and how to stay safe.

Tecumseh council votes to terminate HAF deal

The Town of Tecumseh has officially ended talks on the HAF project. Council voted to terminate the agreement, marking a significant shift in local development plans. Read the full story.

Toronto man charged in $10K copper wire theft

A Toronto man faces multiple charges after a copper wire theft in North York. Police are searching for a second suspect and warn of counterfeit cash and distraction thefts in Halton Region.

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