Edmonton debates $3.8B budget, 6.4% tax increase
Edmonton City Council begins deliberations on a proposed $3.8 billion 2026 budget, which includes a 6.4% property tax increase to address infrastructure and population growth.
Category : Municipal Affairs
Atwater Ave. closed Sunday for police operation
Montreal police closed a section of Atwater Avenue Sunday morning for an operation involving a person in distress. No criminal activity is suspected. Motorists advised to avoid the area.
Halifax fire training prop needs extra $1.5M
Halifax fire crews face budget overrun as three-storey training facility requires additional $1.5 million funding. Learn about the project's challenges and implications.
Edmonton's population boom accelerates to 2027 target
Edmonton's population is exploding, set to reach 1.25 million by 2027—five years ahead of schedule. Discover how the city plans to manage this rapid growth and its impact on infrastructure and housing.
Saint-Laurent targets excessively loud vehicles with new rules
Montreal's Saint-Laurent borough adopts bylaw changes to combat vehicle noise pollution. Police gain enhanced enforcement powers to ticket loud vehicles disturbing community peace.
Edmonton grapples with $52-million budget hole
Edmonton confronts a $52.3 million structural budget deficit, threatening its financial reserves and city services. Officials warn of potential service cuts and fee increases.
Snow Events Extended in Kitchener-Waterloo-Cambridge Region
Multiple municipalities in Ontario's Waterloo Region extend snow events as winter weather persists. Stay informed about parking restrictions and road safety measures.
NY's Leftist Mayor Eyes Government Grocery Experiment
New York's new mayor Zohran Mamdani considers groundbreaking government supermarket initiative. Explore the potential impacts on food accessibility and urban policy.
Ottawa's 200th Birthday: A Journey to World-Class
As Ottawa marks its 200th anniversary, citizens debate its transformation from rough lumber town to Canada's sophisticated capital. Discover the vision for Ottawa's future.
Ottawa bike lanes jeopardized by Ontario Bill 60
Three major Ottawa bike lane projects face cancellation under Ontario's Bill 60, which prohibits removing vehicle lanes for cycling infrastructure. Learn which routes are affected.
Oak Bay and Saanich ink new policing partnership
Oak Bay and Saanich municipalities formalize new policing agreement to strengthen community safety and law enforcement cooperation across Vancouver Island regions.
New Water Tower Operational in Growing Aylmer, Ontario
Aylmer commissions new water infrastructure as economic and residential expansion demands reliable water supply. Critical investment supports community development.
Calgary Transit requests $14M for 2026 service boost
Calgary Transit director Sharon Fleming asks council for additional $14M in operating funds to improve service frequency and address funding gaps for RouteAhead strategy.
London councillor hosts bridge party against white supremacists
Ward 11 Coun. Skylar Franke organizes community bridge gathering in response to white supremacist activity in London, Ontario. Join the inclusive event.
Timmins Anti-Hunger Coalition Closes After Break-In
Northern Ontario's Anti-Hunger Coalition in Timmins has permanently closed following a devastating break-in. Police seek three suspects while community loses vital food security service.
Calgary Snow Clearing Rules and Safety Tips 2025
Complete guide to Calgary snow clearing bylaws: Learn when to shovel, where to pile snow, noise exemptions, and how to help neighbors this winter.
Saskatoon approves property tax increases for 2026-27
Saskatoon City Council has finalized mill rate increases of 6.7% for 2026 and 5.81% for 2027 after four days of budget deliberations. Learn how these changes will affect residents.
Windsor City Council Meeting Cancelled
Windsor City Council meeting unexpectedly cancelled on November 28, 2025. Get the latest updates on municipal government proceedings in Windsor, Ontario.
Wilmot Township declares snow event for residents
Wilmot Township has officially declared a snow event as winter conditions intensify. Residents should prepare for parking restrictions and challenging travel conditions.
Moncton pawn shop starts community watch program
Nerdful Things pawn shop in Moncton launches innovative community watch program to combat local crime. Manager Zoe Furlong leads initiative to enhance neighborhood safety.
Lansdowne 2.0 construction starts next week in Ottawa
The City of Ottawa announces Lansdowne 2.0 construction beginning next week, marking a major urban redevelopment project that will transform the city's landmark entertainment district.
London Councillor seeks pause on urban growth boundary
Ward 11 Councillor Skylar Franke asks City of London to halt urban growth boundary expansion, citing environmental and infrastructure concerns. Learn more about this pivotal municipal decision.
Montreal homeless encampment destruction called misunderstanding
A Montreal borough mayor describes the destruction of a homeless encampment as a misunderstanding. Learn about the incident and ongoing housing challenges in Verdun.
Winnipeg church denied barbed wire fence in city dispute
A Winnipeg church appeals city decision rejecting barbed wire fence proposal for security. Higher fencing options permitted as alternative trespassing deterrent.
$40K Copper Wire Stolen from Guelph Business
Thieves steal over $40,000 in copper wire from a Guelph business. Police investigate the major theft as copper prices remain high. Read the latest details.
Intentionally Set Fire Damages Vacant Windsor Home
A fire at a vacant home on Aylmer Avenue in Windsor was intentionally set, causing an estimated $200,000 in damage. No injuries were reported. Police are reviewing surveillance footage.
Toronto Improves PlowTO Map Following Snowstorm Problems
Toronto has upgraded its PlowTO snowplow tracking system after inaccurate reporting during February 2025 snowstorms. Learn how the city is improving winter services.
West Van Councillor Gets 24-Hour Driving Suspension
West Vancouver councillor Christine Cassidy received a 24-hour roadside suspension after leaving Earls restaurant. The police board member claims she was 'targeted' by staff.
Saskatoon budget talks require fourth day
Saskatoon city council needs an additional day to finalize the municipal budget after reviewing over 100 proposals to reduce property tax increases. Stay informed about local financial decisions.
Windsor's Fall Sweep: Citywide Neighborhood Cleanup
Windsor initiates comprehensive fall cleanup campaign across all neighborhoods. Learn about the city's seasonal maintenance efforts and community impact.
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