Sutcliffe would cut the monthly pass to $95, Saravanamuttoo wants $1 fares, Leiper backs modest fare hikes and refunds, and Lawson wants no new transit money yet.

An engineering report recommends taking down the cracking brick hose tower on Truro’s farmers’ market, a heritage fire hall built in 1899, by July 2027.

Ottawa voters choose a mayor, councillors and school trustees on Monday, Oct. 26. Polls are open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at your assigned voting place. Here is what to bring.

An 18-year-old Toronto man and two 17-year-olds face charges after robberies of people selling luxury watches and rare Pokemon cards online, Toronto police said.

With gold prices high and mines expanding, Timmins expects thousands more miners over the next decade. Housing leads the issues before Ontario’s Oct. 26 municipal vote.

Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford met for the last time before Toronto’s Oct. 26 vote, splitting over a property tax freeze, Toronto Water and how to pay for their promises.

The Grande Prairie Police Service became the city’s police of jurisdiction on Oct. 21, replacing the RCMP two years ahead of schedule. Alberta added $2 million for dispatch.

Premier Scott Moe and the regiment’s last surviving Second World War veteran attended the return of the ceremonial flags on Oct. 21.

The accused was arrested on an outstanding warrant on McTavish Street and remains in custody until Oct. 29. It is Regina’s sixth homicide of 2026.