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Public hearing opposing Bill C-48 takes place in Regina
A Canadian Senate committee was in Regina on Wednesday for a public hearing on the controversial Bill C-48, the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act. Continue reading
Public Hearing
Kelowna mayor: Council facing ‘very tough’ social housing decision
By Klaudia Van Emmerik Anchor/Reporter
It’s all part of the city’s Journey Home Strategy to tackle Kelowna’s homelessness crisis. But the latest proposal is even more controversial because of the residential neighborhood component. Continue reading
Minimum distance booze rule dropped in downtown Edmonton at request of Katz Group
By Scott Johnston Reporter
The rule that prevents liquor stores from being with in 500 metres of each other in downtown Edmonton has been tossed after a city council vote on Monday. It means the Katz Group can operate one, in one of its buildings, likely by next summer. Continue reading
‘My heart dropped’: Provincial inspector recalls narcotics probe involving Elizabeth Wettlaufer
A provincial inspector says her heart dropped when she discovered she was part of an inspection involving serial killer Elizabeth Wettlaufer. Continue reading
New Brunswick’s Energy and Utilities Board denies smart meter application
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The EUB says the proposed smart meter project was not in the public interest at this time. Continue reading
Vancouver laneway house bylaw changes to be heard at public hearing
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The proposed changes include streamlining the review process for larger homes and increasing sizing requirements. Continue reading
Deal to save Vancouver’s iconic Hollywood Theatre heads to public hearing
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The deal would see the iconic Art Deco building saved in exchange for allowing a six-storey condo complex next door. Continue reading
Developers urge Vancouver to press ‘pause’ on Chinatown zoning changes
The city is holding a public hearing on new limits, including setting a maximum building height of 90 feet. Continue reading
Ministry of Health investigation shows Caressant Care failed to report medication errors
Reports from Ministry of Health investigation showed Caressant Care did not follow two of the ministry’s compliance orders. Continue reading
Calgary inches closer to setting plebiscite date on 2026 Winter Olympics
By Aurelio Perri Radio reporter
Calgary city council’s Olympics committee is getting closer to setting a date and question for a plebiscite but there are questions on whether there will be a public hearing. Continue reading