Windsor councillor wants paid parking to end at 6 p.m.
Downtown Windsor councillor pitches plan to roll back paid parking hours to 6 p.m. from 9 p.m. The change aims to support local businesses and visitors.
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Edmonton out of money to tow cars during snow parking ban
Edmonton has halted towing for residential parking bans after exhausting its budget. The city cites soaring costs, leaving plows to navigate around parked vehicles.
Pedestrian hit after speed camera ban on Toronto's Parkside Dr.
A pedestrian was hit on Parkside Drive in Toronto just two weeks after Ontario banned speed cameras. Community group Safe Parkside calls the incident 'predictable and preventable'.
Windsor Hears Public Delegations on Proposed 2026 Budget
Windsor City Hall hosted public delegations on January 12, 2026, to gather resident feedback on the proposed municipal budget. Learn what citizens had to say.
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Barrie, Orillia crews work around clock in snow event
City crews in Barrie and Orillia continue 24/7 snow removal operations under a declared Significant Weather Event. Officials work to restore winter road maintenance standards.
New Public Washroom Coming to Downtown Ottawa
Ottawa addresses a critical lack of public facilities with a new standalone washroom at Bank and Somerset. A key step for urban accessibility and public health.
Halifax water rate hike decision could come soon
Halifax residents face potential water rate increases as a decision on Halifax Water's proposal is imminent. Stay informed on the latest developments affecting your utility bills.
Montreal's 2026 budget: Taxes up 3.4%, focus on debt and homelessness
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada presents her first budget, a record $7.67 billion, aiming to stabilize city finances and triple funding to fight homelessness. Property taxes rise an average of 3.4%.
Future of Cambridge's iconic fountains under debate
The fate of three landmark fountains at a busy Cambridge intersection sparks community discussion on revitalization. Should they be preserved or reimagined?
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Essex mayor pushes education on off-leash dogs
The mayor of Essex is championing a dual approach of public education and bylaw enforcement to address concerns over off-leash dogs in the community. Learn about the proposed strategy.
Vandalism at Iconic Molson Brewery in Montreal Under Probe
Montreal police are investigating an act of vandalism targeting the historic Molson Brewery sign. Get the latest details on this incident against a city landmark.
N.S. to review dog bylaw after boy's death
A Nova Scotia municipality is reviewing its dog control bylaw following the tragic death of a 13-year-old boy. The move comes as the community seeks to prevent future incidents.
Montreal 2026 budget: 3.8% tax hike, focus on basics
Montreal's 2026 budget proposes a 3.8% average property tax increase and a focus on core services. Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada calls it responsible, while the opposition warns of austerity. Details inside.
Ellerdale Road in Hampstead set for permanent repair in 2026
Montreal's Hampstead borough announces a permanent road repair project for Ellerdale Road, scheduled for 2026, to address long-standing pothole issues. Learn the details and timeline.
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Farkas names new advisory council, shuffles senior staff
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas announces key staff changes and a new advisory council featuring former mayoral candidate Brian Thiessen and CFL legend Jon Cornish. Read the full details.
Calgary CAO Shields Staff from Stress After Pipeline Report
Calgary's top administrator, David Duckworth, offered city employees mental health support just before a critical report on water main failures was released. His performance is now under review.
Montreal 2026 Budget: Property Taxes Up 3.8%
Montreal's 2026 budget reveals a 3.8% average property tax hike, key spending shifts, and a return to a stricter debt limit. See how your borough is affected.
Opening of new Guelph drop-in space delayed
The launch of a new community drop-in space in Guelph has been postponed. Get the latest details on the construction delay and what it means for local residents.
Montreal police cut costs after $60M budget overrun
Facing a projected $60 million deficit, Montreal police have begun cutting overtime and other expenses. City manager details cost-reduction efforts in the new municipal budget.
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Halifax to vote on $300 false alarm fee
Halifax Regional Council will decide on a motion to implement a flat $300 fee for false fire alarms, aiming to reduce unnecessary emergency responses. Learn the details and potential impact.
Windsor Library Use Up, Central Branch Future Uncertain
Extended hours at Windsor Public Library branches lead to increased patronage, but the fate of the Central Branch remains in question. Explore the impact on the community.
Calgary councillor calls $2M water main report an 'AI summary'
Calgary Coun. Jennifer Wyness criticizes a costly independent review of the 2024 feeder main break, urging focus on repairs first. Discover the panel's findings and the city's next steps.
Windsor Central Library to Move from Paul Martin Building
Windsor's Central Library branch must relocate from the Paul Martin Building earlier than planned. Get the details on this unexpected development affecting downtown Windsor.
Timmins Mayor Vetoes Budget Items with Strong Mayor Powers
Timmins Mayor Michelle Boileau exercises provincial Strong Mayor authority to veto two items in the proposed 2026 city budget. Learn the details and implications.
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$260K Damage from Copper Wire Theft in Chatham-Kent
Chatham-Kent Police report a costly copper wire theft causing a quarter-million dollars in damage. Get the latest on this property crime and ongoing investigations.
London homicide rate at record low, disproves Trump claims
London's mayor cites record-low homicide rate as evidence against Trump's 'dystopian' portrayal. New data shows a significant drop in violent crime in the UK capital.
Montreal 2026 budget hikes taxes, targets homelessness
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada's first budget raises property taxes an average 3.8% while directing major new funds to fight homelessness and revitalize downtown. Key details on spending priorities.
Montreal budget lowers debt burden ahead of schedule
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada's $7.67B 2026 budget prioritizes debt repayment, aiming to hit a key financial ratio one year earlier than planned. Learn about Montreal's fiscal strategy.
Montreal property taxes increasing by 3.8% in 2026
Montreal homeowners face a 3.8% municipal tax hike in the 2026 budget. Get the details on the city's financial plan and what it means for residents.
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Saskatoon's Water Strategy Avoids Major Infrastructure Breaks
Saskatoon's proactive water main monitoring and simpler system structure shield it from catastrophic breaks like Calgary's 2024 event. Learn how the city manages its 118 km of critical pipes.
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