Montreal Car Tempo Removal Deadline Approaching
Montreal residents with temporary car shelters must dismantle them by the city's deadline to avoid fines. Authorities emphasize compliance with seasonal regulations.
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Toronto Beaches Easter Parade Ends, Roads Reopen
Following the successful completion of the annual Beaches Easter Parade in Toronto's east end, local authorities have reopened all previously closed roads to regular traffic flow.
Police Investigation Closes Diane Street in Sudbury
A police investigation has led to the closure of Diane Street in Sudbury, with authorities providing limited details as the situation unfolds in Northern Ontario.
Integrity Commissioner Clears Chatham-Kent in OHL Talks
The Chatham-Kent integrity commissioner has concluded an investigation, finding no violations by municipal officials during discussions about a potential OHL arena project.
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Montreal Mandates 3-Day Office Week for City Workers
The City of Montreal will require municipal employees to work in-office three days per week, a policy shift announced by Mayor-elect Soraya Martinez Ferrada to enhance collaboration and public service.
Halifax Firefighters Battle Major Apartment Blaze
Firefighters in Halifax responded to a significant apartment fire, with emergency crews working to control the blaze and ensure resident safety. Details on the incident's cause and impact are under investigation.
Washroom Trailer Construction Starts at Port Stanley's Little Beach
Port Stanley's Little Beach is set to receive a new washroom trailer as construction begins, enhancing visitor amenities in the popular lakeside destination.
Winnipeg's Ukrainian Community Searches for Missing Man
The Ukrainian community in Winnipeg is mobilizing a coordinated field search effort to locate Anatolii Ishchenko, who has been reported missing. Volunteers are gathering to comb through areas in a determined bid to find him.
Surrey's North-South Divide: Can B.C.'s Second City Unite?
Surrey, B.C.'s second-largest city, faces a deep north-south divide as it grows toward one million residents. Residents describe stark differences in perception, lifestyle, and identity between the two halves.
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Riverside Drive East Reopens After Fire in Windsor
Riverside Drive East in Windsor, Ontario, has reopened after a fire on April 3, 2026. Firefighters responded to the blaze, with no immediate reports of injuries or fatalities.
Ex-Mayor's DTES Contract: No Interim Report After Six Months
Concerns mount as former Vancouver Mayor Larry Campbell's six-month Downtown Eastside consulting contract concludes without an interim report, prompting questions about deliverables and provincial scalability.
Ontario Minister Flack Aims to Fix Housing Affordability Issues
Ontario's Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Rob Flack is pushing reforms to cut development charges and streamline planning, aiming to make new homes more affordable amid rising costs.
B.C. Proposes Stricter Municipal Code of Conduct
The British Columbia government introduces new legislation to enforce a stronger code of conduct for all municipal councils, aiming to reduce infighting and improve governance across the province.
Windsor Wants Feedback on Playground Upgrades and Plans
The City of Windsor is inviting residents to provide input on playground improvements and future development projects through a public consultation initiative.
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Barrie's Good Friday 2026: Open and Closed Services
A comprehensive guide to what's open and closed in Barrie on Good Friday 2026, including updates on the tentative deal between the City and CUPE Local 2380.
Big Money Fails in Edmonton Council Election Upset
In Edmonton's 2025 municipal election, Tim Cartmell's record-breaking $948,500 campaign was defeated by Andrew Knack's lean $240,000 effort, challenging conventional wisdom about money and political success.
London's Richmond Street North Closed for Police Probe
A section of Richmond Street North in London, Ontario, has been closed to traffic due to an ongoing police investigation. Authorities have not released specific details about the incident.
Heavy Police Presence in Saint John Neighborhood
A significant police operation unfolded in a Saint John neighborhood, with multiple units responding to an undisclosed incident that prompted heightened security measures and community concern.
Calgary Councillor Slams Watering Restrictions as Punishment
Calgary city councillor Sean McLean argues proposed outdoor watering restrictions unfairly penalize residents, sparking debate over water conservation policies amid environmental concerns.
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Edmonton Mayor Hires Former NDP MP as Chief of Staff
Mayor Andrew Knack has selected former Edmonton-Griesbach MP Blake Desjarlais as his new chief of staff, making him Edmonton's second Métis to hold the position. Desjarlais replaces Gabrielle Blatz, who served as the city's first Métis chief of staff.
Winnipeg Playground Costs Exceed Budget
A report shows Winnipeg's city-owned play structures are costing more to maintain than budgeted, highlighting ongoing financial challenges in municipal infrastructure upkeep.
Edmonton Hotel Fire Debris Still on Sidewalk Months Later
Debris from the Jasper Place Hotel fire in February continues to clutter an Edmonton sidewalk, raising concerns about public safety and urban blight in the area.
Hotel Fire Debris Lingers on Edmonton Sidewalk for Weeks
Months after the Jasper Place Hotel fire and demolition, debris still occupies the Stony Plain Road sidewalk, raising concerns about public safety and urban cleanup delays in Edmonton.
Cambridge Resumes Loose Leaf Collection Program
The City of Cambridge has officially resumed its annual loose leaf collection service for residents, with operations beginning on April 2, 2026. This seasonal program helps maintain clean neighborhoods and supports municipal waste management efforts.
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New Aquatic Centre Proposed for South Winnipeg
The City of Winnipeg has unveiled renderings for a potential new aquatic centre as part of the South Winnipeg Recreation Campus, sparking community interest and discussions about recreational infrastructure development.
Sudbury Councillor Deb McIntosh Not Running for Re-Election
Longtime Ward 9 Councillor Deb McIntosh has announced she will not run in Sudbury's upcoming municipal election, ending her tenure on city council.
Calgary Easter 2026: What's Open and Closed Over Long Weekend
A comprehensive guide detailing all essential services, businesses, and facilities operating or closed in Calgary during the Easter 2026 long weekend, including city services and holiday hours.
Regina Easter Weekend: What's Open, Closed & Happening
A comprehensive guide to Easter weekend in Regina with details on events, city services, transit schedules, and facility openings and closures for Good Friday and the holiday period.
Ottawa Police Issue 36 Tickets in School Zone Safety Blitz
Ottawa police conducted a targeted safety operation in school zones, issuing 36 tickets for various traffic violations to enhance child safety.
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Winnipeg Lifts Winter Route Parking Ban
The City of Winnipeg has officially lifted its winter route parking ban as of April 2, 2026, signaling the end of seasonal parking restrictions following improved weather conditions.
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