Vancouver city council to vote on 2026 budget
Vancouver’s proposed 2026 budget lands at City Hall Wednesday morning. Council members are expected to vote on a $2.4 billion […]
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Planned youth shelter dividing Dufferin and St. Clair residents
A planned youth shelter at Dufferin and St. Clair divided local residents on the city’s strategy to help the unhoused.
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Beaches residents concerned over impact of proposed condo on Glen Stewart Ravine
A ravine in Toronto’s The Beaches neighbourhood could soon be home to an 11-storey condo development, but residents are concerned
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IN PHOTOS: Montreal transformed by early snow
The city woke to a fresh layer of snow this morning, turning streets, parks, and neighborhoods into a winter scene.
Toronto Raptors unveil 2025-26 City Edition basketball jerseys
The Toronto Raptors have unveiled their 2025-26 NBA City Edition jerseys, a design sticking with the team’s classic 1990s-era aesthetic
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Montreal-East councillor race to be decided by random draw
After a judicial recount, the race for municipal councillor in Montreal-East remains tied between Audrey Bordeleau and Julie Larivée of Équipe Anne St-Laurent toujours en
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Toronto’s November 9 snowfall marks earliest 5+ cm accumulation in more than 50 years
Southern Ontario was blanketed in snow over the weekend, as a rare early-season storm brought winter conditions to Toronto and
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First dose of wintry weather to hit GTA on Sunday
The first dose of wintry weather is set to arrive in the GTA on Sunday. A special weather statement issued
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Motion to clear encampments faster coming to City Council
Across from the Main Street TTC station, there are a handful of tents in Stanley G. Grizzle Park, and while
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Hundreds of Vancouver city jobs could be cut under mayor’s proposed budget, unions warn
There is growing anxiety among Vancouver city workers, with local unions warning hundreds of full-time jobs could be cut if
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