Dozens protest Penticton’s plan to ban sitting on downtown sidewalks
By Jules Knox Reporter/Anchor
“The people that this bylaw is targeting are not out here to be feared.” Continue reading
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City of Kingston proposes changes to zoning bylaw for trade shows
The announcement comes weeks after privately-owned Kingston 1000 Islands Sportsplex was denied a permit for an art show. Continue reading
Edmonton motorcyclists reminded to keep noise levels down ahead of summer riding season
The Edmonton Police Service conducted free motorcycle sound tests Saturday at the NAIT South Campus. Continue reading
Bylaw change dampens fire pit complaints in Saskatoon
Increased efforts of enforcement for open-air fires has seen a reduction in repeated complaints, according to the Saskatoon Fire Department. Continue reading
Coming to Halifax council: Flyer bylaw, Halifax Cenotaph and downtown bike lanes
Here are some of the larger topics up for debate at this meeting of Halifax Regional Council on Tuesday Continue reading
Surge of complaints to 311 about illegal dumping in Calgary
With the arrival of spring, a lot of Calgarians are doing their seasonal cleaning, but it comes with an increase in complaints about debris piling up in back alleys. Continue reading
Street preachers face criminal charges after London church service interrupted
According to London police, two men inside a church on Elmwood Avenue allegedly began yelling at female parishioners during the service on Sunday morning. Continue reading
Fredericton City Council to examine possible pay increase
Council members in New Brunswick’s capital city want an increase to their pay because of new tax regulations that have them netting less cash. Continue reading
Edmonton food truck operators confused, frustrated over lack of city info
By Scott Johnston Reporter
Food truck operators in Edmonton are filling each others email inboxes with a letter from city traffic operations that says they won’t be able to get a fixed location in downtown this year. Continue reading
Anti-renoviction bylaw will target ‘predatory’ landlords, says Port Coquitlam mayor
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Port Coquitlam appears set to join New Westminster in targeting landlords who use so-called “renovictions” to kick tenants out and jack up rents. Continue reading