The high temperatures are being celebrated after several days stuck in a deep freeze, but for Linda Ippolito and Adi Braun, the warm weather caused headaches over happiness after noticed flooding in their basement. Continue reading →

At its height, the blaze was a three-alarm fire, but because of difficulties battling the flames, the rotation of equipment and crews was at a five-alarm level. Continue reading →

City staff have identified 11 sites of surplus land across Toronto as locations for additional affordable housing units to be built. Continue reading →

The map shows a sampling of murals created through the city’s StreetARToronto initiative, which aims to reduce graffiti vandalism. Continue reading →

Investigators said Project Sparta began last fall and resulted in the execution of six search warrants at three homes and three vehicles. Continue reading →

The City of Ottawa went $5.7 million over budget in 2017 while responding to the needs of families who crossed the border into Canada from the U.S., according to Mayor Jim Watson. Continue reading →

The City of Toronto says staff began proactively issuing 14-day eviction notices on Thursday to those who are living in areas that are blocking right-of-ways, on sidewalks or near roadways. Continue reading →

The city manager is hired by Calgary City Council, which will start the search for a replacement on Monday, the mayor said. Continue reading →

The recruitment drive for camps will run until Feb. 4 and all others to Feb. 15. Aquatic positions are ongoing. Continue reading →