London Cemetery Proposal Heads to Planning Committee
London's Planning Committee will review a contentious rezoning application for a new cemetery at 5150 Wellington Rd. S., sparking community debate about land use and urban planning.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Edmonton Councillor Decries Harassment from Former Opponent
Ward Aniriq Coun. Erin Rutherford alleges former candidate Jesse Watson posted her home address online, calling it 'thug politics' that endangers her family's safety and privacy.
CBRM Ends Sydney Harbour Development Group Partnership
Cape Breton Regional Municipality has severed ties with the organization responsible for developing Sydney Harbour, marking a significant shift in the waterfront revitalization project.
Edmonton's 'City of Champions' Branding Revival Approved
Edmonton's executive committee unanimously approved a new place branding framework to revive the 'City of Champions' identity, focusing on economic growth and civic pride.
Calgary Infrastructure: 11% Poor, Risk Now 'Extensive'
A new City of Calgary report reveals 11% of critical infrastructure is in poor condition, elevating the risk rating to 'extensive'—the highest urgency level. The assessment highlights growing maintenance challenges.
Push to Relax London's Strict Driveway Rules Gains Traction
A growing political movement in London, Ontario, seeks to modify the city's rigorous driveway bylaws, citing resident concerns and practical challenges.
Ottawa Fire Claims Two Dogs, Displaces Family
A residential fire on Draper Avenue in Ottawa resulted in the tragic loss of two large dogs and displaced an adult and two children. Ottawa Fire Services responded quickly to the morning blaze.
Snow Event Parking Bans in Kitchener, Woolwich, Brantford
Municipalities in Ontario's Kitchener, Woolwich, and Brantford have declared snow events, implementing parking bans to facilitate snow clearing operations and ensure public safety during winter conditions.
Vancouver Council Votes Down Living Wage Motion
Vancouver City Council has voted against reinstating a living wage policy, maintaining its 2023 decision to scrap the requirement for city contractors to pay employees a higher minimum wage.
Regina Snow Routes Declared Following Flurries
The City of Regina has officially declared snow routes in response to a recent wave of flurries, implementing seasonal parking restrictions to facilitate snow clearing operations across the municipality.
Orillia Marks One Year Since Historic Building Fire
The City of Orillia commemorates the one-year anniversary of a catastrophic fire that destroyed a century-old downtown building, reflecting on the loss and community impact.
Winnipeg Mayor Supports Minneapolis, Highlights Local Readiness
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham offers solidarity to Minneapolis leadership following ICE-related disturbances, emphasizing Winnipeg's proactive measures for community safety and stability.
Montreal Police Chief Backs Body Cameras, No Timeline
Montreal Police Chief Fady Dagher expresses support for body cameras but cannot provide implementation timeline, citing need for Quebec government approval and $40 million budget allocation.
Edmonton's Winter Snow Removal Challenges Examined
Edmonton faces significant snow removal difficulties this winter, with crews encountering obstacles from aggressive residents and parking violations that hinder operations.
Saskatoon Denies Tourism Funding Boost, Eyes Merger
Saskatoon city officials have rejected a request to double tourism funding, instead proposing a fundamental restructuring through a merger with another organization to reshape local tourism strategy.
Wiarton's Old Grocery Store Becomes New Town Hall
The Town of South Bruce Peninsula is converting a former grocery store in Wiarton into a new municipal town hall, repurposing a historic building to serve the community's administrative needs.
Edmontonians Dispute Parking Ban Compliance Claims
Edmonton residents question city's claim that 90% ignored snow removal parking ban, pointing to Airbnb rentals and construction workers as major culprits instead of local homeowners.
Calgary's Rising Corporate Risk: Infrastructure and Cyber Threats
A new report reveals Calgary's corporate risk profile is trending upward, with 11% of infrastructure in poor condition and extensive technological disruption risks from cybersecurity threats.
Calgary Water Pipeline Replacement Construction Begins This Week
Calgary launches construction on a new Bearspaw South feeder main after two ruptures in 18 months. Mayor Farkas calls it a 'mega project' costing hundreds of millions.
Antisemitic Toronto Graffiti Cleaned Up, Officials Respond
Hateful graffiti advocating violence against Jews in Toronto's west end has been painted over by city staff. Local officials and residents express alarm over escalating antisemitic incidents across Canada.
$1M Infrastructure Funding for Brandon Announced
The provincial government has committed over $1 million to support three key infrastructure initiatives in Brandon, Manitoba, as part of ongoing municipal development efforts.
Edmonton to Debate Snow-Clearing Budget, Explore Surge Capacity
Edmonton city council will debate the snow and ice budget this summer, with one councillor pushing for surge capacity to prevent future winter service failures.
Winnipeg Population Tops 850,000: Statistics Canada
Statistics Canada data reveals Winnipeg's population has exceeded 850,000 residents, marking a significant demographic milestone for Manitoba's capital city and its urban development.
Toronto Firefighter Injured in Scarborough Fire
A Toronto firefighter was injured while battling a fire in Scarborough on Monday night. The incident highlights the daily risks faced by first responders. Read the full story.
Calgary Water Woes Trigger Finger-Pointing Over Infrastructure
As Calgary's water mains crumble, officials engage in blame games while shifting focus to long-term solutions. Discover the city's infrastructure challenges and the political fallout.
Gimli residents seek answers on mayor's suspension
Residents of Gimli, Manitoba, are calling for more details after the mayor was suspended for one week following a misconduct investigation. Learn about the community's reaction.
Edmonton residents dispute parking ban fines as unfair
West-end Edmonton residents claim the city issued unfair fines during a parking ban. They argue unclear signage and inconsistent enforcement left them penalized. Read their story.
Waterloo Region's Population Growth Hits Multi-Decade Low
New data reveals Waterloo Region's population increase in 2025 was the smallest in decades. Explore the causes and what it means for the local economy and housing.
Lethbridge seeks public help after river valley encampment fires
Following two grass fires, Lethbridge officials urge residents to report encampment activity in the river valley to prevent future blazes. Learn how the community can help.
17,000 Attend Major Protests in Downtown Vancouver
An estimated 17,000 demonstrators gathered across downtown Vancouver on January 18, 2026, in a significant public protest. Police were present as crowds converged on key locations like the Vancouver Art Gallery.
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