Hundreds of Iranian Canadians and supporters gathered in downtown Vancouver for a large-scale demonstration, urging the fall of Iran's current government amid ongoing international tensions.
Following a significant snowfall in Windsor-Essex, residents face the task of clearing sidewalks. Municipal bylaws determine responsibility, with potential fines for non-compliance.
WindsorNewsDWCC invites public feedback for the Bruce Park Village Community Centre at 630 Church Street. Residents can help shape the facility's design and features through community consultations.
The City of Ottawa assures residents it has a robust inventory of road salt to manage winter conditions, following significant snowfall and ongoing parking bans.
The mayor of Cochrane expresses sympathy to the family affected by a deadly weekend house fire, as fire crews responded to a fully engulfed home late Friday evening.
City of Windsor officials are working to clear residential streets following a significant winter storm, asking residents for patience as crews prioritize routes. Updates available via snow plow tracker.
Toronto residents can now use the city's online snow plow tracker to monitor winter storm cleanup efforts and find out when their street will be cleared.
Windsor City Council is set to deliberate on allocating funds to resolve persistent water flow problems affecting Peche Island, a key local environmental and recreational site.
Residents in Barrie and Bradford are being advised of ongoing construction noise extending into the evening hours. The notice comes as part of local infrastructure work affecting the communities.
Calgary firefighters tackled 191 warming fires last year, primarily in the Beltline area, raising alarms among local business owners about building safety and community welfare.
More than two dozen Windsor firefighters responded to a significant house fire on Oak Street, battling challenging conditions to contain the blaze.
A London city councillor expresses confusion over a motion set for Monday's CAPS meeting, calling it a 'manufacturing of a crisis' amid broader local and national news coverage.
A portion of Vancouver's iconic Stanley Park Seawall will be temporarily closed for essential maintenance and repairs starting this week, impacting pedestrian and cyclist access.
A significant fire at 4454 Highbury Ave. S. in London, Ontario, has prompted road closures and emergency response from local fire crews on January 25, 2026.
Côte Saint-Luc Mayor David Tordjman announces warming centers for residents during a prolonged power outage, with details on locations and services available.
City of Winnipeg crews are working in extreme cold to fix a significant water main break on Portage Avenue in St. James, highlighting infrastructure challenges during winter.
The community of Sylvan Lake, Alberta, is revisiting the debate over whether to remain a town or pursue city status, weighing economic and governance implications.
The Municipality of Lakeshore in Windsor-Essex is scaling back road salting operations due to tightening salt supplies, while Essex County maintains its service remains unaffected.
The city of Regina celebrated significant achievements throughout 2025, with multiple development projects and community initiatives reaching important completion stages.
An opinion piece critiques Ottawa's investigation into a councillor's emoji use, arguing it trivializes serious online abuse faced by women in politics.
Critics argue Ottawa's 200th anniversary celebrations lack signature events and memorable experiences, with modest plans unlikely to create lasting impressions or attract visitors.
Windsor's mayor has initiated a review of the city's stormwater financing plan, aiming to simplify the fee structure for residents and businesses while maintaining essential infrastructure funding.
As heavy snowfall and extreme cold grip southern Ontario, municipalities face significant snow clearing challenges and are asking residents for patience and cooperation.
The City of Winnipeg is reviewing its membership with an American organization and may cease funding for municipal staff trips to the United States, as part of broader fiscal and strategic considerations.
Edmonton's 311 service received over 33,000 snow removal calls this winter, triple last year's volume. Mayor Andrew Knack acknowledges resident frustration while city officials report progress on clearing operations.
The City of Edmonton announces the end of its Phase 2 residential parking ban effective Friday night, allowing residents to resume on-street parking as extreme cold warnings subside.
More than 70 streets in Sudbury, Ontario, are facing significant delays in blue box and green bin collection services due to operational challenges, impacting waste management for residents.
Halifax councillors are advocating for enhanced municipal policies to regulate dangerous animals, citing public safety concerns and the need for clearer enforcement measures.
Toronto Sun's editor-in-chief Adrienne Batra discusses the absurdity of land acknowledgments in Toronto with political columnists, sparking debate over their purpose and implementation.
The Ottawa Police Service has launched a new text messaging platform for 911 updates, but critics question whether this decades-old technology represents meaningful progress in community policing.