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Should Circle Drive Be Widened to Six Lanes Between Laurier and Idylwyld?

Saskatoon, SK

Saskatoon wants to widen a busy stretch of Circle Drive from four lanes to six. The goal? Smoother traffic flow and fewer accidents. Right now, traffic signals and left-turn exits create bottlenecks. The city is gathering feedback on how to fix it.

Why This Matters: Drive this stretch of Circle Drive? You know the frustration. Traffic backs up at signals, and merging can feel risky. If you commute through west Saskatoon or head to the airport, this plan could change your daily drive.

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Certificate of Property Use for Contaminated Site at 3699 Bloor Street West, Toronto

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

The Ontario Ministry of Environment is considering issuing a Certificate of Property Use for a contaminated property in Toronto's west end. A risk assessment found contaminants on site, and the certificate would set rules for how the land can be...

Why This Matters: Live near Bloor and Kipling? This property is being prepared for residential development. The certificate ensures contamination is managed before homes are built. Future residents and neighbours should know what safeguards will be in place.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate Housing & Communities
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Help Shape the Future of Region of Waterloo Library Services

Waterloo Region, ON

The Region of Waterloo Library is reviewing its services to create a 2025-2029 Service Plan. They want to know what's working, what isn't, and how to make libraries more accessible. The review covers all 11 branches across the region's rural...

Why This Matters: Use your local library? This review will shape hours, programs, and accessibility for the next four years. If you've ever found the hours inconvenient or wished for different programs, this was your chance to speak up. Parents, seniors, and anyone who relies on library services in Waterloo Region's...

Policy & Studies Education Housing & Communities
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New Pathways and Bikeways for Southeast Calgary Communities

Calgary, AB

Calgary is designing new pathways and bike routes across nine southeast communities, including Marlborough Park, Forest Lawn, and Dover. The goal? Safer routes to schools, parks, and transit—especially in areas with higher collision rates. Phase 2...

Why This Matters: Walk or bike in these neighbourhoods? This project could make your daily trips safer. Data shows these areas had more injury collisions between 2017 and 2021. Parents trying to get kids to school safely should pay attention. Better connections also mean easier access to transit and local services.

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Should Calgary Extend MAX Purple Bus Rapid Transit to East City Limits?

Calgary, AB

Calgary is planning to extend its MAX Purple bus rapid transit line along 17 Avenue from 54 Street SE to 116 Street SE. The extension would add new stations with heated shelters, real-time displays, and dedicated bus lanes. This would connect...

Why This Matters: Live in southeast Calgary? Your commute downtown could get faster and more reliable. The dedicated bus lanes mean buses won't get stuck in traffic. New stations would be placed near busy areas, making it easier to get to work, shopping, or connect to the LRT.

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Help Design Vancouver's Portside Greenway - Wall Street Segment

Vancouver, BC

Vancouver is upgrading a 7 km walking and cycling route along the city's northern edge, from Gastown to the eastern boundary. The current phase focuses on Wall Street, where the city wants feedback on traffic calming and design details. Phase 3...

Why This Matters: Walk, bike, or roll through East Vancouver? This greenway could make your commute safer and more pleasant. Live on or near Wall Street? The design will affect traffic patterns, parking, and street trees in your neighbourhood. Construction starts in 2027, so this is your chance to shape what gets...

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Should Alberta Update Health and Safety Rules for Care Facilities?

Ministry of Health (AB)

Alberta gathered feedback on updating the Institutions Regulation, which sets health and safety rules for care facilities like childcare programs, group homes, and addiction treatment centres. The current rules haven't been significantly updated...

Why This Matters: Have a parent in a group home? A child in daycare? These rules affect the safety standards where your loved ones receive care. The current regulations are over 40 years old and don't address modern concerns like extreme heat or infection prevention.

Regulations & Permits Health & Safety Housing & Communities
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Help Shape the Future of Waterloo Region Museums and Archives

Waterloo Region, ON

The Region of Waterloo Museums and Archives wants your input on its next five-year plan. Whether you're a regular visitor or have never been, they want to hear what matters to you. A quick 5-10 minute survey could help shape programming, exhibits...

Why This Matters: Live in Waterloo Region? These museums and archives preserve your community's history. They host school trips, family outings, and seasonal events. Your feedback helps decide what stories get told and how the sites serve residents over the next five years.

Policy & Studies Education Housing & Communities
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New Ward Boundaries and Tax Phase-In for Barrie's Annexed Lands

Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (ON)

Barrie is annexing land from Oro-Medonte and Springwater townships. These regulations set the legal boundaries, create new ward boundaries for council representation, and phase in property tax changes over 5-20 years to soften the impact on affected...

Why This Matters: Own property in the annexed area? Your property taxes will change, and you'll get new council representation. Farm owners get a 20-year phase-in period. Everyone else gets 5 years to adjust to Barrie's tax rates.

Regulations & Permits Housing & Communities
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Help Shape Wilmot's Parks and Recreation Future

Waterloo Region, ON

The Township of Wilmot is creating a master plan for parks, recreation facilities, and community services. They've already gathered input through surveys and workshops. Now they're finalizing recommendations before Council adopts the plan in October...

Why This Matters: Use the local pool, arena, or sports fields? This plan decides what gets built, upgraded, or cut. Parents, athletes, and seniors who rely on township programs should pay attention. Your input shapes recreation in Wilmot for years to come.

Community Planning Housing & Communities
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Help Shape Kitchener's Digital Future

Waterloo Region, ON

Kitchener is updating its 2017 Digital Strategy and wants to know what's working and what needs improvement. The city uses technology to improve internet access, support innovation, and offer better online services. Your feedback will help shape how...

Why This Matters: Live in Kitchener? This affects how you interact with city services online. Whether you're paying a parking ticket, reporting a pothole, or checking transit schedules, this strategy shapes those digital tools. It also influences who gets left behind when services go digital.

Policy & Studies Housing & Communities Technology & Digital
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Certificate of Property Use for 1113-1117 Dundas Street West, Toronto

Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (ON)

The City of Toronto wants to redevelop a contaminated property at 1113-1117 Dundas Street West for residential use. A risk assessment found contaminants on site, and the Ministry is considering issuing a Certificate of Property Use that would allow...

Why This Matters: Planning to buy or rent in this area? This property will become residential housing. The soil is contaminated, so barriers and ongoing inspections will be required. If you live nearby, you might want to know what's being built next door.

Regulations & Permits Environment & Climate Housing & Communities
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How Should 90 Ave & Acadia Drive Be Redesigned for Cyclists and Pedestrians?

Calgary, AB

Calgary is redesigning a 4.3km corridor through Acadia, Maple Ridge, and Willow Park to make it safer for walking and cycling. Three options are on the table: a multi-use pathway on one side, on-street bike lanes, or raised separated bike paths...

Why This Matters: Live in Acadia, Maple Ridge, or Willow Park? This will change how you get around. Parents walking kids to school, cyclists commuting downtown, seniors crossing to the rec centre—everyone using this corridor will be affected. Some on-street parking may disappear, but crossing the street could get...

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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East Calgary International Avenue Communities Local Area Plan

Calgary, AB

Calgary has approved a 30-year plan for 11 east-side communities including Forest Lawn, Dover, and Erin Woods. The plan guides where new housing, businesses, and community improvements can go. It passed unanimously in December 2024 after two years...

Why This Matters: Live in east Calgary? This plan shapes what gets built in your neighbourhood for the next 30 years. It affects housing options, transit improvements, and park upgrades. Even if you don't live there, it's a model for how Calgary plans established communities.

Community Planning Housing & Communities Transportation
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Should Winnipeg Build a $155 Million Recreation Centre East of the Red River?

Winnipeg, MB

Winnipeg is planning a new recreation centre for the East Kildonan-Transcona area, east of the Red River. The latest cost estimate is $155.5 million for construction in 2028. The City gathered public feedback on the design in early 2025 and is now...

Why This Matters: Live in East Kildonan or Transcona? This could be your neighbourhood's new pool, gym, and community hub. Right now, residents travel farther for recreation programs. Families with kids, seniors looking for fitness options, and community groups would all benefit.

Community Planning Health & Safety Housing & Communities
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What Should Railtown's Future Look Like?

Vancouver, BC

Vancouver is creating an area plan for Railtown, a neighbourhood in the Downtown Eastside that's evolved from industrial roots into a hub for creative businesses. The city wants to know how to balance more housing, flexible business spaces, and...

Why This Matters: Live or work in Railtown? This plan will shape what gets built there for years to come. Looking for affordable studio space as an artist? This could create more—or less—of it. Even if you don't live nearby, decisions here could set precedents for how Vancouver handles other mixed-use neighbourhoods.

Community Planning Economy & Jobs Housing & Communities