City of Vancouver discontinues handing out ‘cool kits’
The City of Vancouver has decided to discontinue handing out “cool kits” that were meant to help vulnerable populations stay
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Toronto Hudson’s Bay site on Bloor Street could be converted to self-storage
After the historic Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) closed all its locations across Canada in June 2025, the massive voids those
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Toronto Councillor Gord Perks not running in upcoming municipal election
Veteran Toronto city councillor Gord Perks confirms with CityNews he won’t be running in the upcoming municipal election in the
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Toronto reporting 70 per cent reduction in encampments
Toronto officials say they’re making strides in reducing the number of encampments in parks and on city property, however, advocates warn
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Montrealer repairs potholes for free in his spare time, but mayor says ‘it’s not your responsibility’
Faced with countless potholes on his daily route, Saad Tekiout decided to take matters into his own hands. The Montrealer
Ontario will not take over entirety of Toronto Islands: transportation minister
The province says it will not take over the entirety of the Toronto Islands despite the language of its proposed
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Montreal to conduct public warning siren tests on May 6
Montrealers should not be alarmed if they hear warning sirens on May 6, as the city conducts a scheduled safety
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Fed up with potholes, half of Quebecers support tolls if it means better-maintained roads: poll
About one in two Quebecers would support the use of tolls on certain roads if it meant better financing to
Dog-related incidents in Montreal rise by 41% since 2021
Montreal is seeing a sharp increase in reports involving aggressive dogs. New data from the City shows a 41 per
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‘Just a power grab’: Chow says Toronto will fight back against seizure of Little Norway Park for Billy Bishop expansion
The gloves are coming off as Toronto mayor Olivia Chow attempts to rally Torontonians to combat the Doug Ford government’s