Palestinian Flag Raised at Calgary City Hall
Calgary witnessed a historic Palestinian flag raising at City Hall, marking a symbolic moment for the local community amid planned policy changes.
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Regina Street Team Changes Spark Controversy
Two members leave Regina's Downtown Street Team as oversight shifts from RDBID to new city-chosen organization, creating community concerns about service continuity.
Burnaby Apologizes for Historic Chinese Discrimination
The City of Burnaby formally apologizes for historical discrimination against people of Chinese descent, acknowledging painful legacy and committing to reconciliation.
Ottawa may increase parking rates at 15 city lots
Ottawa residents could pay more for parking as the city considers rate increases at 15 municipal parking facilities. Learn how this might affect your daily commute.
Palestinian flag raised at Calgary City Hall
For the first time in Calgary's history, the Palestinian flag was raised at city hall on November 15, 2025, marking a significant and emotional community moment.
Cartmell leaves Better Edmonton party he founded
Former mayoral candidate Tim Cartmell announces his departure from the Better Edmonton Party, marking a significant shift for the municipal political group. Discover the implications for Edmonton's political landscape.
Illegal to Push Snow Onto Roads: OPP Warning
Ontario Provincial Police remind residents that pushing snow from driveways onto roads is illegal and dangerous. Learn the proper snow clearing practices to avoid fines.
Hydro vault fire shuts down Elgin Street in Ottawa
A hydro vault fire at 160 Elgin Street forced road closures and emergency response in downtown Ottawa Saturday morning. No injuries reported. Avoid the area.
Toronto approves return of neighborhood cafés in 8 wards
Toronto City Council approves neighborhood cafés and shops return in 8 wards, revitalizing local commerce and community spaces across the city. Learn about the impact.
Richmond councillor calls for province to do more
Richmond Coun. Alexa Loo demands B.C. government take action after a property owner speaks out against the Cowichan decision. Get the latest details.
London Code of Conduct Updates Delayed Again
Long-awaited modernization to London's Code of Conduct faces additional delays. Get the latest updates on this municipal government setback and what it means for city operations.
SAAQclic scandal inquiry costs hit $7 million
The Gallant Commission investigating Montreal's SAAQclic IT scandal has cost taxpayers $7 million so far. Get the latest details on this ongoing public inquiry.
Sarnia mayor threatens strong mayor powers in dispute
Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley threatens to use strong mayor powers as police propose budget compromise. Get the latest on this municipal showdown.
Petition Calls to End Tax on Used Children's Clothing
Quebec families are rallying behind a petition to eliminate sales tax on second-hand children's clothing, aiming to make essentials more affordable for growing families across the province.
Weston Lions Arena to be demolished for MLSE hub
Toronto City Council has voted to demolish the historic Weston Lions Arena, replacing it with an MLSE Foundation multi-sport facility without an ice rink. Learn about the community impact and future plans.
National News Update: Key Events Across Canada November 15-16
Comprehensive coverage of major developments across Canada including crime updates, infrastructure projects, health initiatives, and environmental news. Stay informed about what's happening nationwide.
Winnipeg Plans Harte-Grand Trunk Trail Underpass
Winnipeg explores innovative underpass solution to connect Harte and Grand Trunk trails, enhancing pedestrian safety and trail connectivity. Learn about the proposed infrastructure project.
Nenshi pledges to repeal UCP municipal bills, Recall Act
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi commits to repealing controversial Bills 18, 20 and the Recall Act if elected in 2027, while UCP plans new municipal conduct code.
Edmonton finishes first phase of Jasper Avenue project
Edmonton has completed the initial phase of the Jasper Avenue improvement project in Wîhkwêntôwin. Discover how this urban renewal impacts local businesses and community infrastructure.
Winnipeg 2026 budget adds firefighters, raises taxes
Winnipeg's proposed 2026 budget includes expanding firefighter complement while increasing property taxes. Learn how the city plans to balance public safety with fiscal responsibility.
Windsor Peace Fountain Return Delayed to 2026
Windsor's iconic Peace Fountain faces delays until late 2026 due to unexpected issues discovered during underwater surveys. Discover the challenges and new timeline for this $10.5M Detroit River attraction.
$7M SAAQclic Failure Under Investigation in Montreal
Quebec commission investigates the $7 million SAAQclic system failure. Commissioner Denis Gallant leads inquiry into the costly technological breakdown affecting Montreal services.
REAL requests lowered $10.8M budget from Regina
Regina Exhibition Association Limited presents reduced $10.8M budget request to city council, projecting first surplus since 2021. Learn about REAL's financial turnaround.
Lakeshore cancels EOI for Oakwood Park development
The Municipality of Lakeshore is set to cancel the Expression of Interest process for Oakwood Park. Learn about the decision and its implications for the community.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow Faces Re-Election Speculation
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow hints she may not seek re-election while critics argue her policies on taxes, housing, and public safety are taking the city in the wrong direction. Read the full analysis.
Saguenay mayoral recount request rejected by Quebec
Quebec Municipal Affairs Minister Andrée Laforest has formally rejected a mayoralty recount request in Saguenay. Get the latest updates on this developing political story.
Windsor Settles Secret Lawsuit with Fired Engineer
The City of Windsor has confidentially settled a wrongful dismissal lawsuit with its former top engineer, Chris Nepszy, leaving taxpayers in the dark about the potential financial payout.
Chow seeks $210M after Ontario speed camera ban
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow requests $210M from the province to cover road safety costs after Ontario's speed camera ban takes effect, putting 1,000 jobs at risk.
Edmonton mayoral runner-up leaves party he co-founded
Tim Cartmell, runner-up in Edmonton's 2025 mayoral election, has departed the municipal political party he helped establish. Learn about this political shift.
Calgary residents upset over playground demolition
Citadel community members demand answers after city removes playground without replacement plan. Local families express frustration over loss of recreational space.
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