96-Year-Old Seriously Injured in Regent Park Collision
Toronto police are investigating a serious collision in Regent Park that left a 96-year-old woman with severe injuries. The incident occurred on March 30, 2026, prompting an emergency response.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Kitchener-Waterloo Considers At-Home Voting for Election
Kitchener-Waterloo is investigating at-home voting options for the upcoming municipal election, aiming to enhance accessibility and voter turnout in the region.
Calgary Water Restrictions May Lift as Feeder Main Work Nears End
Calgary's Bearspaw South feeder main repair enters final stages with water restrictions potentially lifting by Thursday, though the aging pipe remains at risk of another break despite reinforcement work.
Road Closures Near Stampede Park for District Construction
Calgary Municipal Land Corporation announces temporary lane reductions and street closures as major Culture and Entertainment District projects advance, with officials urging residents to plan ahead.
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London Overnight Parking Ban Starts Tuesday Night
London enforces an overnight parking ban from Tuesday night, part of broader municipal updates including construction projects and public safety measures across the city.
Saskatoon Council Unanimously Rejects New Budgeting Model
Saskatoon city council has unanimously opposed a proposed priority-based budgeting system, sending administrators back to the drawing board for budget process improvements.
Regina Seeks Public Input for 2027-28 Budget Planning
The City of Regina is launching public consultations to gather community feedback ahead of its 2027-28 budget development, emphasizing transparency and citizen involvement in municipal financial planning.
Ottawa Installing Sidewalks on Manor Park Residential Streets
The City of Ottawa is moving forward with sidewalk construction on select residential streets in the Manor Park area, addressing pedestrian safety concerns and improving neighborhood walkability.
Ottawa Approves New Rules for Festivals and Demonstrations
The City of Ottawa has approved updated regulations governing festivals, events, and demonstrations, aiming to streamline permits and enhance public safety measures.
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Ottawa Council Backs Campaign to Ban Nazi Symbols in Canada
Ottawa City Council has officially endorsed a nationwide initiative to prohibit Nazi symbols, aligning with broader efforts to combat hate speech and promote inclusivity in Canadian communities.
Ottawa Survey on Bubble Zone Bylaw and Demonstrations
The City of Ottawa is conducting a public survey to gauge community feelings about the bubble zone bylaw, which regulates demonstrations near sensitive facilities.
New Sidewalks Coming to Ottawa's Manor Park Residential Streets
The City of Ottawa has announced plans to construct sidewalks on select residential streets in the Manor Park neighborhood, enhancing pedestrian safety and accessibility for local residents.
Tecumseh Residents Concerned Over Zoning Changes
Residents in Tecumseh have raised concerns about proposed zoning changes, highlighting ongoing debates over local development and municipal planning.
OC Transpo Management Hires Lacked Qualifications: Auditor
A new investigation by Canada's auditor general has uncovered that several management hires at Ottawa's OC Transpo public transit agency did not meet required qualifications, raising concerns about hiring practices.
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Ottawa Fraud Hotline Exposes Staff Misconduct
An investigation triggered by tips to Ottawa's fraud hotline reveals city employees working second jobs during hours and sleeping on shift, raising serious accountability concerns.
Halifax Police Investigate Suspicious Package Downtown
Halifax Regional Police are investigating a suspicious package found in the downtown core, with authorities responding to ensure public safety and determine the nature of the threat.
Ottawa Gets 16 Complaints on Translation Errors, Unilingual Signs
The City of Ottawa has received 16 formal complaints regarding translation inaccuracies and unilingual signage in municipal facilities, highlighting ongoing language service challenges.
Calgary Police: Nose Creek Park Object Not Suspicious
Calgary Police Service responded to reports of a suspicious object in Nose Creek Park on March 29, 2026, but determined it posed no danger to public safety after investigation.
Saskatoon Overpass Collisions Lead to Council Action on Prevention
Saskatoon faces costly overpass collisions, with city councillors exploring fines, cameras, and stricter enforcement to prevent future incidents and recover repair costs.
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Ottawa May Extend Early Parking Ticket Payment to 15 Days
The City of Ottawa is exploring a proposal to extend the early payment discount period for parking tickets from the current timeframe to 15 days, aiming to provide more flexibility for residents.
Police Cordon Off Nose Creek Park for Suspicious Object
Calgary police have cordoned off a section of Nose Creek Park after a suspicious object was discovered by a dog walker on Sunday afternoon near Beddington Trail and Harvest Hills Boulevard.
Edmonton's Four-Year Budget: Public Consultations Begin
Edmonton has initiated a month-long public consultation process to gather input for its 2027-2030 budget, with detailed breakdowns of departmental spending and operations.
ByWard Market Parking Garage Changes Upset Drivers
Significant alterations to the ByWard Market parking garage at 70 Clarence Street begin Monday, March 30, 2026, leading to frustration among some drivers in Ottawa.
London's 2026 Construction Plans: Big Work Now, Big Wins Later
The City of London has revealed its ambitious construction projects for 2026, focusing on key infrastructure like the Western Road corridor, promising significant long-term benefits for residents and urban development.
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LaSalle Councillor Cleared in Integrity Complaint
The integrity commissioner for LaSalle has concluded an investigation into a complaint against a town councillor, finding no evidence of conflict of interest in the matter.
London Police Close 2 Roads in Central London for Investigation
Two major roads in central London have been shut down by police as part of an ongoing investigation, causing significant traffic disruptions in the area.
Calgary Fire's Rescue Efforts in Water-Main Break Chaos
When Calgary's Bearspaw feeder main ruptured again, the fire department executed over a dozen urgent rescues, showcasing their tactical response to urban infrastructure crises.
Halifax Council to Vote on NS Power Property Tax Payment
Halifax city council is set to vote on a motion asking Nova Scotia Power to pay full property taxes, potentially impacting municipal revenue and corporate accountability in the region.
London Man Saves Woman in Thames River Rescue
A London man's quick thinking and instinctive actions led to the dramatic rescue of a woman from the Thames River, highlighting the power of human courage in emergency situations.
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Regina Lacks Debt Room for Central Library Renewal, Council Says
Regina City Council has officially acknowledged insufficient debt capacity to fund the Central Library renewal project. The library board must now explore alternative funding strategies for the long-awaited downtown branch overhaul.
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