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The City of Saskatoon says water was restored at 4 p.m. on Oct. 31, 2026, and a drinking water advisory stays in effect until a green door hanger arrives.
A 45-year-old and a 36-year-old face confinement and drug charges after a Tactical Unit search in southeast Calgary. Police are looking for Dmetri Tyrone Cappo, 33, on forcible confinement and other warrants.
The City of Saskatoon says water was restored to the 200, 300 and 400 blocks and 506 Smallwood Cres. at 4 p.m. on Oct. 29, 2026, and that you should boil it before drinking until a green door hanger arrives.
The regional district says extreme weather may stop trucks on your regular collection day, and it has set out what you can put out instead and how much it can weigh.
The Large Vehicle Fare takes effect Oct. 26 and applies to taxis with third-row seating, whether dispatched or hailed curbside with five or more passengers.
Sage Carson Elias Blaze Youngman, 20, was released Oct. 5 with a curfew and weapons prohibition. Police say they found him downtown on Oct. 7 and seized a firearm, bear spray and drugs.
The City of Corner Brook says repairs to the water distribution system prompted the precautionary advisory, which is expected to stay in place until further notice.
Saskatoon will shut Cumberland Avenue between College Drive and Elliott Street starting at 8 a.m. Monday to relocate signal poles and install new curb on the north side.
Police say a man was stabbed outside a residence on Falwood Way N.E. early Monday and has since been upgraded to stable condition. Saladine Ahimed Alye, 21, of Calgary remains in custody.
A teen faces robbery and firearm charges after a Jeep stolen in the robberies was found in Woodbine. Police are still looking for two suspects and have asked the public for help identifying them.
The Thompson-Nicola Regional District says recovery support for people affected by the Pear Lake wildfire continues at the Clinton Library after the Resiliency Centre at the Clinton Curling Club closed.
The City of Mississauga says its urban forest, more than two million trees, is turning red, orange, yellow and gold, and names Riverwood and Streetsville Memorial Park among the best places to see it.
Council approved the Suncor application for a KFC and drive-thru on Sept. 9, 2026, but a technical error in the listed parcels means the file is open again, now including 6240 Hazeldean Road and 1179 Carp Road.
Crews will sweep leaves from Nutana, Holiday Park, Varsity View and seven other neighbourhoods starting Oct. 13. Vehicles left on signed streets by 7 a.m. on sweep day may be ticketed or towed.
Every rink in the community is maintained entirely by volunteers, Councillor Glen Gower's office says, and it is asking anyone who can help with snow clearing, flooding or programming to get in touch.
All municipal offices shut Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026, for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Water, sewer and garbage collection run as usual, and the aquatic centre opens from noon to 4 p.m.
The Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs recognized the city's Wildland-Urban Interface strategy, which uses thermal drones, a 55-node sensor grid and an AI forecasting tool across the River Valley.
The Municipality of Colchester says Tidal Bore Road in Lower Truro is closed to vehicles longer than 30 feet because of bridge construction at Fundy Discovery Site.
The Calgary Fire Department says the ECCO Recycling landfill fire in southeast Calgary remains contained to the site, with reduced visible smoke as capping operations continue. Daily public updates will move to a weekly schedule.
The northbound lane of Second Avenue near the Jim Smith Building shuts Friday evening and is expected to reopen Saturday by 3 p.m., with detours via Robert Service Way.
Four priority one roadways in Saskatoon face full closures or lane restrictions Thursday through Sunday, with detours signed and transit possibly affected.
Trains can travel up to 140 km/h and need as much as two kilometres to stop, the city says, as it reminds road users to cross only at designated railway crossings.
More than 800 cubic metres of soil and cover material went to the southeast Calgary site yesterday, with similar volumes expected through the coming week.
Squamish Fire Rescue and RCMP responded to a fire at the downtown encampment on Sept. 18 at 11:47 a.m. The site will be secured for clean up and danger tree removal next week.
MacLeods Road connections will cut service to homes on MacLeods Road, Dominion Street, Highland Street and a dozen other streets in the MacLeods Crossing – Steeles Hill area.
Properties with unpaid taxes in Trail, B.C. go to public auction at 10 a.m. unless the owner pays first.
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