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Dr. Michelle Murti is scheduled to receive her seasonal flu, COVID-19 and RSV shots on Tuesday morning, as Toronto Public Health reminds eligible residents the vaccines are available.
The free event, hosted by Mississauga Library, runs Friday evening and all day Saturday at 301 Burnhamthorpe Rd. W., with more than 120 exhibitors on the Saturday lineup.
The City of Burnaby is folding changes to its Amenity Cost Charges bylaw and accelerated 2026 capital spending into its 2026-2030 Financial Plan, with residents able to comment by email until Monday, Nov. 13, 2026.
The City of Calgary says the new feeder main is about 95 per cent installed and tie-in work begins Nov. 4, when city-wide Stage 4 outdoor water restrictions take effect for roughly four weeks.
The District of Squamish, Squamish Nation, School District No. 48, RCMP and fire rescue say consumer fireworks remain prohibited across the district, and police will bolster presence in neighbourhoods, on roadways and outside parks.
The City of Saskatoon says water service was restored Monday at 12:25 p.m. for homes and businesses at 1657-1670 Edward Ave and 1017 Cavers St, and that a drinking water advisory remains in effect.
Calgary firefighters staged a drill at St. Elizabeth Seton School on Oct. 22, as the department reports single-family residential fires up more than 28 per cent in September 2026 over the year before.
The combined fire station and Calgary Public Library branch at 969 Walden Drive S.E. is expected to open in 2028 and will be the city's first integrated facility of its kind.
Council directed staff to negotiate a Licence of Use Agreement with a non-profit operator, with the facility closed from Nov. 1 until the City takes ownership on Dec. 18.
Two northbound and two southbound lanes between 75 Avenue and Heritage Drive are shut until further notice, the City of Calgary said. A boil water advisory ordered by Alberta Health Services remains in effect for Eagle Ridge and Heritage Park.
The City of Saskatoon says crews start installing new traffic signals at 5 a.m. Sunday, and access to and from Royal University Hospital and Jim Pattison Children's Hospital will be affected.
The Mississauga Cycling Advisory Committee is accepting nominations for awards recognizing residents, businesses and students who promote cycling. Winners will be recognized at a city council meeting in spring 2027.
Police say a suspect used bolt cutters in an assault that left one victim with serious injuries, then tried to take a second vehicle nearby. Amine AYMAN ABDELLI faces 11 charges and is due in court Oct. 15.
Crews found peak carbon monoxide levels above 150 ppm in a three-storey building on 12 Avenue SE and traced the source to a rooftop ventilation unit. No injuries were reported.
The Planning Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting and information session on a request for a development agreement covering 14 semi-detached dwellings.
A 55-year-old man faces six counts of fraud over $5,000 and a 51-year-old woman faces two, in connection with schemes police say ran from February 2021 to June 2023.
The Town of Wolfville has given notice that council will consider approving the Water Conservation Bylaw on second reading at its regular meeting this month.
Part of the clinic parking lot entrance at Qikiqtani General Hospital will close temporarily while crews expose an underground vault. The clinic stays open.
The 2.4-kilometre barrier protects Sunnyside and Hillhurst from a one-in-100-year flood, the City of Calgary says, and adds seating, pathways and about 200 trees along the Bow River.
Jamieson, most recently CAO of the Town of Three Rivers, takes over in Stratford after an acting period that followed the death of Jeremy Crosby earlier this year.
The City of Mississauga says renters should give their landlord or property manager a reasonable chance to fix heating, leak and pest problems before contacting the City. Tenants in registered apartment buildings have a separate route through the Rental Standards Program.
The fire at the ECCO Recycling facility landfill in southeast Calgary remains under control, but buried utility access points are feeding hidden hot spots below the surface, the Calgary Fire Department says.
The City of Saskatoon's daily road report lists new and ongoing restrictions on Priority 1 streets for Sept. 14, including a full southbound closure on 3rd Avenue North and overnight sewer work on 2nd Street West.
Full closures run Saturday through Monday on several priority one routes, with detours signed and transit possibly affected. End times depend on weather.
The City of Saskatoon's daily road report lists new restrictions on Priority 1 streets for Sept. 11, including a full closure of 2nd Avenue North between 23rd and 24th streets and sewer work on Clarence Avenue South.
Residents at addresses from 504 to 5326 A-F lose water from about 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and a precautionary boil water advisory takes effect when pressure drops.
Residents in the 400–500, 523–588 and 1601–1992 areas will lose water from about 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and the Chief Public Health Officer of Nunavut has automatically issued a precautionary boil water advisory.
Saskatoon will close the northbound curb lane on Circle Drive and the eastbound curb lane on the overpass while damaged girders are repaired. The work is expected to finish by Sept. 27.
Captain Lorn Howes, Lieutenant Ronald A. Randen and Deputy Chief Alton G. Mathers were added to the Walls of Memory/Lantern of Light monument. All three died of cancers acquired through occupational exposure.
The free program pairs Social Studies, English and Health lessons with a classroom visit and mock interview with Community Peace Officers. Teachers can review the manual online before booking the visit.
The City of Calgary has filed an application with the Alberta Utilities Commission to raise the fixed gas cost price used to calculate the natural gas franchise fee, from $3.15 to $5.67 per gigajoule, effective Jan. 1, 2027.
The city's Traffic Safety Team has started enforcement and education aimed at excessively loud vehicles along the corridor, with fines of $270 and $300. The team works alongside Calgary Police Service.
Roads along the 2026 Calgary Stampede Parade route close in two stages on Friday, July 3, and are expected to reopen around 2 p.m. The city is asking spectators to walk, bike or take Calgary Transit.
The multi-phase development off International Avenue is expected to house more than 1,000 Calgarians once both phases are complete, with the first 250 homes now under construction.
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