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SPSA urges residents to register before evacuation emergencies

REGINA — The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is encouraging residents to register with the Saskatchewan Evacuation Registration (SER) program before an emergency occurs, saying advance registration can reduce stress for evacuees while helping emergency officials provide faster, more effective support. The online registration system allows Saskatchewan households to provide information in advance that may […]

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Town residents provided opportunity to influence 2027 budget

Taber town council’s July 6 special meeting wrapped up in under 90 minutes, but only the first seven minutes or so were open to the public. Two agenda items were discussed during the brief open session.  The first was a request from the Taber Golf Club for a letter of support from the Town for […]

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Markham residents are pushing back against a Franklin Carmichael Park sport court. Here’s why

A new sport court beside Franklin Carmichael Park in Thornhill is turning into a broader battle over consultation and transparency for some nearby residents. The project, which includes a year-round multi-use court expected to operate daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., is being constructed approximately 20 to 30 metres from nearby homes and is […]

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‘Wall of silence’: Markham resident alleges repeated disturbances at parents’ grave site went unaddressed for year

A Markham resident says she has spent nearly a year trying to get answers about the condition of her parents’ burial plot at Christ the King Catholic Cemetery. Yvonne Regner alleges repeated disturbances to the grave site, prolonged restoration delays and a lack of transparency from cemetery management and provincial regulators after problems first emerged […]

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Toronto set aside $2M a year for this flood-prone neighbourhood. So far, residents have received less than 3% of it.

The City of Toronto has a $2-million annual grant program to help Rockcliffe-Smythe residents recover from basement flooding. So far, it’s distributed just under $60,000 — less than 3% of the annual budget. The Rockcliffe No Fault Grant for Basement Flooding Damages Program provides “owners of certain residential properties within the Rockcliffe Special Policy Area” […]

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‘We’re not going away’: Erin residents still waiting for Canada’s first municipal effluent cooling system to protect Credit River

When Belfountain resident Ann Seymour was a child, her “lovely parents” would pile the entire family in the car for weekend adventures along the green canopies of Niagara Escarpment following a giddy anticipation that lingered all week long. It was a time for the family to be one, happy and carefree. Their favourite destination?  The […]

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