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Peter V'landys announced the NRL's ambitious three-year plan to expand internationally, targeting four new cities after initial success in Las Vegas.

Calgary council criticizes Alberta's budget property tax hike, demanding more transparency on fund allocation.

The Toronto Raptors are seeking consistency in their gameplay to maintain leads against top NBA teams following recent losses.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford advocates for the expansion of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport to accommodate larger jets.

A Columbia University student detained by federal immigration authorities was released following intervention from President Trump after protests erupted on campus.

The city of Penzberg, despite hosting a successful global company, faces a significant financial crisis attributed to mismanagement of finances by local politicians.

Montreal's transit agency will reinstate the slogan 'Go Habs Go!' on city buses following approval from the provincial language watchdog after public outcry.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited the Forbidden City as part of his official trip to China, addressing key trade and global tension discussions.

Saskatoon's city council has approved the relocation of a drop-in centre to a downtown property despite local community pushback regarding safety and business impacts.

Winnipeg has announced improvements to its transit system in response to rider feedback, set to take effect with a spring schedule on April 12.

Vancouver City Council has ruled out a motion opposing the potential deployment of U.S. ICE agents during the FIFA World Cup, amid assurances from the Mayor that they have not been invited.

Toronto city officials are honoring the late Giorgio Mammoliti, who served as a councillor and MPP for over two decades.

A tragic accident in downtown Ottawa resulted in the death of a 70-year-old man and injuries to four others after an SUV crashed into a building.

An Ontario city has amended its nuisance bylaw to enhance enforcement against disruptive gatherings ahead of St. Patrick’s Day.

Light snow compounded the effects of a recent massive snowstorm in the Northeast U.S., leading to hazardous road conditions and extensive snow removal efforts in cities like New York.

The International Festival 'Caserta - The City of Women' was announced in Rome as a significant global celebration of female excellence.

RJ Barrett reflects on the Toronto Raptors' ability to grow despite losses to top NBA teams, emphasizing their progression since last season.

The Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Toronto Raptors 116-107, with Cason Wallace scoring 27 points despite the absence of MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

Calgary city council has voted unanimously to conduct a comprehensive review of the downtown free fare zone following a previous vote against its elimination.

A residential parking ban in Winnipeg will take effect on Thursday due to recent snowfall, affecting specific zones.

Vancouver city councillor Lenny Zhou faced backlash and apology for incorrectly labeling fellow council members as drug users during a controversial press release.

Calgarian Paul Hughes shares his harrowing experiences and observations of the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, particularly in the city of Kharkiv, as he continues to provide aid through his charity.

Halifax's budget discussions have escalated into tensions among the mayor and city councillors over proposed budget cuts and their implications.

The City of Delta has announced the cancellation of the Boundary Bay Airshow for 2026, ending a nearly 20-year summer tradition.

St. Catharines council in Ontario has voted to start the process of potentially renaming a residential street named after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor following his recent arrest.

A rally opposing federal gun prohibitions and buyback programs is set to take place in Quebec City, highlighting tensions between gun owners and government policies.

Suwon City has proclaimed 2026-2027 as the 'Year of Visiting Suwon,' with a target of attracting 15 million annual visitors to transform into a global tourism city.

Calgary city councillors are proposing a motion to address the rise in shoplifting incidents involving stolen goods valued under $100, focusing on improving enforcement and public trust.

Calgary police are investigating two shootings believed to be connected to ongoing extortion cases targeting the South Asian community in the city.

Mexico ranks as the fifth largest global market for franchises and leads in the Hispanic sector, with the International Franchise Fair set to take place from March 5 to 7 in Mexico City.

Dubai has announced plans to create the world's first street paved with gold as part of its strategy to enhance its status as the global leader in luxurious real estate and jewelry.

Montreal is implementing a new policy to allow some homeless encampments, termed 'tolerance zones,' on city-owned land as part of a compassionate approach to address homelessness.

Business owners in Rutland, Kelowna, are calling for an expansion of security patrols to address rising social disorder and safety concerns.

The UFC will host a Fight Night in Winnipeg on April 18, 2024, featuring Canadian fighter Mike Malott in the main event against Gilbert Burns, marking the organization's first return to the city since 2017.

A touching video shows an abandoned baby macaque named Punch being dragged by an adult macaque while he clings to his stuffed animal surrogate, highlighting his struggles to connect with other monkeys at the Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan.

Calgary city officials have announced new water restrictions starting March 9 due to necessary repairs on the Bearspaw South Feeder Main.

A developer denied that payments made to two Winnipeg city officials were a form of bribery related to a police headquarters contract.

Former Winnipeg CAO Phil Sheegl described the impact of bribery allegations related to the police headquarters redevelopment as 'crushing' during his testimony at the inquiry.

The City of Kelowna is investigating the placement of fraudulent QR codes on 75 parking meters, which redirected users to a scam site.

Residents of Saskatoon are clearing snow after a substantial snowstorm blanketed the city.

A former city official in Winnipeg is under scrutiny regarding financial dealings with a contractor linked to a contentious police headquarters project.

The global event and experiential marketing industry is at a pivotal moment, shifting focus from mere spectacle to measurable business outcomes and deep human connections.

3AG Global Resources is organizing a multi-city EduFair in Nigeria to assist prospective students in making informed decisions regarding studying abroad.

Calgary's mayor is urging the provincial government to reconsider banning photo radar in the wake of recent pedestrian fatalities in the city.

Edmonton police are asking for public assistance in gathering information related to a fatal shooting that occurred on the city's north side.

The inquiry into Winnipeg's police headquarters redevelopment is examining the involvement of former city official Phil Sheegl, who allegedly accepted a bribe related to the project.

Montreal faces a significant pothole crisis with a drastic increase in complaints, but proposed solutions are hindered by financial and political challenges.

Mumbai is becoming a premier hub for luxury real estate, outpacing major cities like London and Singapore.

The City of Mexico is making significant preparations for events under the leadership of Clara Brugada, despite previous administrations' shortcomings.

Saskatoon hosted various events for Valentine's Day, including the Nutrien WinterShines festival and speed dating opportunities.