Human Chain Protest in Outremont Over Bike Path Removal
Montreal's Outremont borough saw residents join hands in protest on December 2, 2025, against the removal of a local bike path. Learn about the community's direct action.
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Vancouver simplifies patio permits, waives fees for restaurants
Vancouver is streamlining patio permits for 2026, eliminating fees for small setups and simplifying applications to boost local restaurants and bars. Learn about the new rules.
Midland speed cameras bring in over $500K
Midland's temporary speed camera initiative yielded more than half a million dollars in fines, Mayor Bill Gordon reveals. Explore the program's financial impact and the ongoing debate over traffic safety measures.
Fire at Vaughan Strip Mall Draws Emergency Response
Police and fire crews responded to a fire at a commercial plaza in Vaughan on December 2, 2025. Get the latest details on the emergency scene and ongoing response.
Public Safety Top Concern in B.C. Ahead of Municipal Election
A new poll reveals public safety is the leading issue for British Columbians. Mayoral candidates in Vancouver and Surrey are responding with new pledges. Read the details.
Two injured in Montreal altercation, police investigate
Two people were injured following a physical altercation in Montreal's Villeray-Parc-Extension borough. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on December 1, 2025.
Dewdney Avenue Reopens, Wrapping Regina's 2025 Construction
Regina's 2025 construction season ends with the reopening of the revitalized Dewdney Avenue Corridor, a $33.6M project. Mayor Chad Bachynski hails the investment in core infrastructure and the Warehouse District.
Indoor tennis, pickleball courts pitched for Vancouver parks
The Vancouver Park Board will review a proposal to build new indoor tennis and pickleball facilities. This move aims to meet growing demand for year-round racquet sports in the city.
Midland looks at new bylaw for public nuisance issues
The town of Midland, Ontario, is examining a new public nuisance bylaw to address ongoing community concerns. Learn about the proposed measures and their potential impact.
Calgary diverts $50M investment income to lower taxes, fund safety
Calgary city council voted to allocate $50M from projected investment income to public safety, reducing the 2026 property tax increase from 3.6% to 1.6%. The decision passed 11-4.
Calgary Council Considers Dozens of 2026 Budget Amendments
Calgary City Council is reviewing numerous proposed amendments to its 2026 budget. Key decisions on city spending and services are being debated this Monday.
Hamilton program converts parking tickets into toys
The City of Hamilton launches a festive initiative allowing residents to pay off parking tickets by donating new, unwrapped toys. A creative way to give back this holiday season.
Ex-Citizen reporter Joanne Chianello running for Ottawa council
Former Ottawa Citizen journalist Joanne Chianello confirms she will run for city council in Kitchissippi ward in the 2026 municipal election. Learn about her plans and the open seat.
Regina Police Funding Request to Impact Property Taxes
The Regina Police Service is asking for a 6% budget increase for 2026, the largest single request in the city's preliminary budget. Learn how this proposed hike could affect your property tax bill.
Calgary City Council Begins 2025 Budget Decisions
Calgary's city council started its crucial budget deliberations on Monday, December 1, 2025, considering several amendments that will shape municipal spending. Follow the latest developments.
Former London councillor resigns amid extortion charges
Mariam Hamou resigns from hospital committee after criminal charges. Sources allege London Mayor Josh Morgan is the complainant. Get the full story.
Montreal adding 500 warming shelter spaces for winter
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces a major expansion of Montreal's warming shelter network, adding 500 new spaces before Christmas to protect vulnerable residents from the cold.
Thorncliffe Park fire stumps officials, residents displaced
A complex fire smoldering within the walls of two Toronto apartment buildings has forced nearly 400 units to evacuate. Fire Chief describes the challenge as officials work without a timeline for return.
Windsor named finalist for EDCO Awards of Excellence
The City of Windsor is a finalist for the 2025 Economic Developers Council of Ontario Awards of Excellence. Learn about the recognition for local economic development initiatives.
GTA House Fires Lead to Evacuations, No Injuries
Two separate house fires in North York and Aurora prompted evacuations early Monday. No injuries were reported. Meanwhile, a suspect is arrested in a Lambton County homicide.
Ottawa's Bubble Bylaw Called a Waste of Time and Resources
Critics argue Ottawa's proposed 'bubble bylaw' is redundant and threatens free expression, as federal Bill C-9 already addresses hate crimes. Read why this local measure should be scrapped.
Windsor's SUPIE Program Grows to 10 Parks
The City of Windsor is set to expand its successful SUPIE program to ten parks across the municipality. Learn about the initiative's impact and future plans.
Toronto Apartment Fire Displaces 400 Residents
An update is expected today for 400+ residents displaced by a major Toronto apartment fire in Thorncliffe Park. Get the latest details and community impact.
Barrie's winter safety tips: Shovel to avoid being plowed in
The City of Barrie urges residents to clear driveways promptly after snowfalls to avoid being blocked in by plows. Learn key rules and exceptions for the overnight parking ban now in effect.
Barrie's Winter Overnight Parking Ban Now Active
Barrie's seasonal overnight parking ban is now in effect. Learn the key rules, important exceptions, and how to avoid fines during the winter months.
Historic Edmonton Church Burns Before Demolition
The 113-year-old Mustard Seed church in Edmonton, slated for demolition, was destroyed by fire. The blaze caused a power outage and followed reports of unauthorized access.
Lansdowne 2.0 construction starts with mixed reviews
Construction on Ottawa's Lansdowne 2.0 project begins November 30, 2025, facing a divided public response. Discover the details and what's next for the city's major redevelopment.
Four-Alarm Fire Destroys Laval Auto Recycling Centre
A massive four-alarm fire at a Laval auto recycling centre burned for over 15 hours. No injuries were reported, but the building is a total loss. Investigation into the cause is underway.
Two Montreal Apartment Fires, No Injuries
Montreal firefighters battled two separate apartment fires Sunday morning in Rosemont and Côte-des-Neiges. No injuries were reported, but one family was temporarily displaced. Learn more about the response.
Chatham-Kent Council Recommends 4.63% Tax Hike
Chatham-Kent residents face a proposed 4.63% property tax increase for 2026. Learn how this decision impacts municipal services and your household budget.
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