Charlottetown Farmers’ Market reopens at 614 North River Rd. after fire damage, with 30 vendors and plans for more as facilities are upgraded. Charlottetown Farmers’ Market reopens Saturday at new site Charlottetown Farmers’ Market Opens New Temporary Location The Charlottetown Farmers’ Market has found a new, temporary location. It will open this Saturday. The market…
Calgary faces recurring water restrictions after a major pipe failure, prompting nearby cities like Medicine Hat and Lethbridge to accelerate infrastructure upgrades to avoid similar issues. Alberta cities upgrade water pipes to prevent Calgary-like failures Utility Upgrades Planned in Southern Alberta Cities Utility officials in southern Alberta’s mid-sized cities are planning system upgrades. These upgrades…
Saskatoon’s Sutherland neighborhood prepares for 2,400 new residents as a 45-acre University of Saskatchewan property undergoes development planning Sutherland development plans advance in Saskatoon New Housing Development Planned for Sutherland Neighbourhood Saskatoon’s Sutherland neighbourhood is preparing to welcome up to 2,400 new residents over the next five years. The new homes will be built on…
Fredericton residents can now recycle almost all plug-in electronics, doubling the previous list, as part of updated provincial recycling rules New Brunswick expands electronics recycling to nearly all plug-in devices New Brunswick Expands Electronics Recycling Options New Brunswickers now have more recycling options for electronics, including household appliances. As of January 1, the list of…
Tatamagouche Centre in Tatamagouche, N.S., pauses programming indefinitely amid financial losses, aging infrastructure, and declining donations, prompting discussions on its future Tatamagouche Centre faces uncertain future due to financial struggles Tatamagouche Centre Considers Future After Programming Pause A conference and events centre in Tatamagouche, N.S., is considering its future after pausing programming indefinitely late last…
Kitchener residents and officials clash over proposed bylaw amendments to clear a homeless encampment, with tensions escalating during a public meeting Debate intensifies over Kitchener encampment bylaw Public Input on Victoria Street Encampment Bylaw Amendments Discussions continue about the future of the Victoria Street encampment. Delegates went to the regional headquarters to share their thoughts…
Toronto is studying a proposed 7-km multi-use trail under the Gardiner Expressway to enhance pedestrian and cyclist connectivity in the city Toronto plans 7-km trail under Gardiner Expressway Study for Multi-Use Trail Under Gardiner Expressway A study is underway to implement a seven-kilometre multi-use trail under the Gardiner Expressway. The study began in December and…
An independent report reveals Calgary’s water system has had systemic issues since 2004, with the Bearspaw feeder main requiring urgent replacement after repeated failures Calgary knew of water main issues since 2004 says report Independent Report on Bearspaw Feeder Main Failure An independent report into the June 2024 failure of the Bearspaw feeder main recommends…
An oil spill near Nanaimo’s Duke Point Ferry Terminal released 350–1,600 litres of oil, affecting marine life and prompting cleanup efforts led by the Environment Ministry Oil spill near Nanaimo B.C. ferry terminal raises concerns Oil Spill Near Nanaimo’s Duke Point Ferry Terminal Raises Environmental Concerns An oil spill reported near Nanaimo, B.C.’s Duke Point…
A collision between a bus and car on Highway 99 near Squamish, B.C., left one person in critical condition, prompting a forensic investigation. Critical injury in Sea to Sky Highway crash Collision on Sea to Sky Highway Sends One to Hospital One person was taken to the hospital in critical condition after a collision involving…