Plan

• City of Kelowna creates online survey ahead of releasing new Urban Forest Strategy

  From now until December 11th, the city wants to hear from residents on what work they feel needs to be done to Kelowna's forested areas.

  Environment

  Nov 17, 2022
  
• New report suggests going further to protect Montreal’s Chinatown

  Earlier this year the City of Montreal asked its consultation office (OCPM) to hold public hearings into a plan to put protections in place for the Chinatown sector.

  Canada

  Oct 27, 2022
  
• Advertisement
• Guelph gets ball rolling ahead of Fire Prevention Week

  2022 marks the 100th anniversary of the fire safety campaign. This year's theme is "Fire won't wait, plan your escape".

  Fire

  Oct 7, 2022
• Advertisement
• Public input sought in update of Guelph, Ont’s parks and recreation master plan

  There is a virtual event and an in-person event next week to map out a plan on recreational needs for the next 10 years.

  Lifestyle

  Aug 11, 2022
• Winnipeg’s first ever poverty reduction strategy to be voted on by city council

  Winnipeg's first ever strategy shows one in eight people in Winnipeg lives below the poverty line, and that number is higher among Indigenous and immigrant residents.

  News

  Nov 14, 2021
• City of Kelowna embarks on new neighbourhood plan for north end

  "We know that this could be something amazing and we feel like we need to engage the public to create something truly visionary," Colin Basran said.

  News

  Jul 19, 2021
• Winnipeg’s transit master plan gets the green light from council

  Winnipeg council has officially approved the city's transit master plan, a project that's been mulled over for several years.

  Traffic

  Apr 30, 2021
• 980 CKNW: Three things Vancouver parents should know about back-to-school

  Vancouver superintendent Suzanne Hoffman spoke on 980 CKNW about her district's plans under the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Education

  Sep 3, 2020
• Advertisement
• City announces major changes to Love Kingston Marketplace initiative following public criticism

  Last Thursday, Princess Street between Division and Ontario streets was transformed, with the south lane closed to traffic for pedestrian use.

  Economy

  Jul 2, 2020
• Advertisement
• Police association calls for more provincial help to aid financially-strained Saint John

  The president of the Saint John Police Association is criticizing the provincial government for not offering more assistance to the financially-struggling City of Saint John.

  Economy

  May 6, 2020