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Timmins residents will likely be looking at a 1.91 per cent increase in the municipal portion of their taxes in 2022.

The City of Ottawa says its public Wi-Fi offerings will nearly double in the next year thanks to federal funding.

The City of Winnipeg released more information on Saturday regarding Winnipeg Transit investments in the preliminary 2022 balanced budget, saying fares will see an inflationary increase of five cents.

YWCA Regina is asking the City of Regina to contribute $1.07 million dollars to go towards a healing lodge and ceremonial space in its new building.

The City of Windsor is announcing significant investments in capital projects over the next 10 years and to subsidize public transit in this year’s budget.

Saskatoon city councillors have started going over reams of financial documents as they decide where the city's money should be spent in 2022 and 2023.

Saskatoon city councillors have started going over reams of financial documents as they decide where the city's money should be spent in 2022 and 2023.

Saskatoon city councillors are set to go over reams of financial documents as they decide where the city's money should be spent in 2022 and 2023.

It’s only 2.6 kilometres from the Manitoba Legislature to Winnipeg city hall, but it’s b...

Manitoba will forward the City of Winnipeg's applications for federal funding for the second phase of its North End sewage treatment plant and its transit master plan to Ottawa, the premier and mayor said Wednesday.