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London, ON
London is building a roundabout at the Hamilton Road/Old Victoria Road and Commissioners Road East intersection. The project includes cycle tracks, sidewalks, pedestrian crossings, landscaping, streetlighting, and underground infrastructure upgrades.
Why This Matters: Drive, bike, or walk through this intersection? Construction will affect your commute. Once complete, the roundabout should make the intersection safer and easier to navigate for everyone—drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians alike.
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Waterloo Region, ON
Cambridge is replacing the playground at Forbes Park and wants your input on the design. The city is focusing on safety, accessibility, and fun for all ages. This is your chance to help shape a space where local kids and families will play for years...
Why This Matters: Live near Forbes Park? Have kids who play there? This playground renewal will shape where your family spends time outdoors. The design choices made now—what equipment gets installed, how accessible it is, what age groups it serves—will affect the neighbourhood for years.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
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Saskatoon, SK
A developer wants to build more housing units on a corner lot at 133 108th Street West in Saskatoon's Sutherland neighbourhood. Right now, the property only allows up to four units. The proposed rezoning would permit medium-density development like...
Why This Matters: Live near this corner of 108th Street and Egbert Avenue? This could change what gets built next door. More units could mean more neighbours, more cars, and a different feel for the block. If you're looking for housing in Sutherland, it could also mean more options.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
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Saskatoon, SK
A developer wants to rezone a property in Saskatoon's Varsity View neighbourhood from institutional to mixed-use. The goal? Combine it with two neighbouring properties to build medium-density housing or commercial space along the future bus rapid...
Why This Matters: Live in Varsity View or near College Drive? This could change what gets built next door. The rezoning would allow taller buildings with apartments, shops, or offices. It's part of Saskatoon's push to add housing along transit routes.
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Iqaluit, NU
Iqaluit is creating new industrial lots in the West 40 area to address a shortage of land for local businesses. The city wants input on lot pricing, payment terms, and how to prevent land speculation. Traditional knowledge from local hunters and dog...
Why This Matters: Run a business in Iqaluit? There's not enough industrial land to go around. This subdivision could finally give local entrepreneurs room to grow. The city is also asking how to keep speculators from snapping up lots and sitting on them.
Community Planning
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Waterloo Region, ON
The City of Waterloo is rebuilding Union Street East between King Street South and Moore Avenue South. The project replaces aging watermains, sewers, sidewalks, curbs, and asphalt. Water and sewer connections to properties will also be replaced up...
Why This Matters: Live on or near Union Street East? Your street will be under construction for two years. Expect detours, noise, and temporary service disruptions. The upside? New pipes mean fewer water main breaks and better drainage for years to come.
Community Planning
Housing & Communities
Transportation
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Waterloo Region, ON
The City of Waterloo has developed a plan called Get READI to make the city more inclusive. It focuses on reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, equitable access to resources, accessible buildings and programs, diverse staff and leadership, and...
Why This Matters: Live in Waterloo? This plan affects how you access city programs and services. If you've ever felt excluded from community activities or found city buildings hard to navigate, this is about making things better. The city wants to hear from you again soon on how it's going.
Policy & Studies
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Justice & Rights
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Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (NT)
The Northwest Territories is creating its first-ever mineral resources legislation. This third engagement focuses on two key areas: establishing a Mineral Rights Review Board and transitioning existing mining claims to the new system. The GNWT wants...
Why This Matters: Work in mining or exploration in the NWT? These rules will govern how mineral rights are reviewed and disputed. If you hold existing mineral claims, this determines how they'll be converted to the new system. Northern communities will see how mining decisions get made going forward.
Regulations & Permits
Economy & Jobs
Natural Resources
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Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (NT)
The NWT government is developing regulations for its new Mineral Resources Act. This part focuses on benefit agreements and socio-economic policies for mining projects. They want your input on how mining companies should share benefits with...
Why This Matters: Live in the NWT? Mining is a major employer and economic driver. These rules will determine what benefits flow to your community from mining projects. Indigenous communities especially have a stake in how benefit agreements are structured.
Regulations & Permits
Economy & Jobs
Indigenous & Northern
Natural Resources
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Saskatoon, SK
Saskatoon is redesigning its entire bus network to work with the new Link rapid transit system. The city wants to know what matters most to you: fewer transfers, shorter wait times, or closer bus stops. Right now, routes focus on coverage—reaching...
Why This Matters: Take the bus in Saskatoon? This will change your daily commute. You might walk farther to a stop, but wait less for a bus. Off-peak riders could finally get reliable service outside rush hour. The trade-offs affect everyone differently—students, shift workers, seniors.
Community Planning
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Municipal Affairs (AB)
Alberta is reviewing how it calculates property taxes for pipelines, power plants, railways, telecom towers, and industrial equipment. These properties rarely sell on the open market, so the government sets special rules to value them. The goal...
Why This Matters: Live in a small Alberta town? Your municipal services depend on property taxes from pipelines and power lines running through your area. If these assessments change, your town's budget could shift. For energy workers, this affects the companies you work for and their operating costs.
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Economy & Jobs
Finance & Consumer
Natural Resources
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Government of Alberta (AB)
Alberta passed two new laws in December 2024: one requiring government bodies to protect your personal information, and another making it easier to get information from government. Now they're writing the detailed rules. The catch? This engagement...
Why This Matters: Ever tried to get information from the Alberta government? These rules will determine how easy—or hard—that process is. The privacy law affects how government handles your health records, tax info, and other personal data. If you care about government transparency or data protection, this shapes...
Regulations & Permits
Justice & Rights
Technology & Digital
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Government of Alberta (AB)
Alberta wants to create a new law defining what can be called 'Alberta Whisky.' The government is asking distillers, farmers, and tourism groups what rules should apply—things like minimum aging time, where it must be distilled, and what ingredients...
Why This Matters: If you enjoy Alberta-made spirits, this could mean clearer labels and quality guarantees. Local distillers and grain farmers have a stake in how strict the rules are. Tourism operators see potential to market Alberta whisky like Scotland does Scotch.
Legislation
Agriculture & Food
Economy & Jobs
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London, ON
London is upgrading the sanitary sewer on Second Street to handle population growth. Construction will run from spring 2026 through fall, with some cleanup into 2027. The project runs from Oxford Street East to south of the CN rail crossing.
Why This Matters: Live on or near Second Street? Expect road closures, limited driveway access, and construction noise for most of 2026. The street will be local traffic only during work. If you need special access arrangements, you'll want to contact the city now.
Community Planning
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Transportation
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London, ON
London is updating its management plan for Kelly Stanton ESA, a rare tallgrass prairie habitat in the Hyde Park area. The city wants to inventory what's there and identify how to protect it long-term. This replaces an older restoration plan with a...
Why This Matters: Live near Hyde Park Road and Oxford Street West? This natural area is in your backyard. It's home to rare tallgrass prairie plants—17 species you won't find easily elsewhere in the region. How the city manages this land affects local wildlife, walking trails, and the green space your neighbourhood...
Community Planning
Environment & Climate
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Wilderness and Ecological Reserves Advisory Council (NL)
Newfoundland and Labrador wants to create ten new protected areas across the island. The Wilderness and Ecological Reserves Advisory Council is gathering public input on sites like Ripple Pond, Cape Norman, and Indian Arm Brook. Your feedback will...
Why This Matters: Love hiking, fishing, or just getting out in nature? These ten sites could become permanently protected. If you've explored places like Cape St. George or Stony Lake, this is your chance to have a say in their future. Once protected, these areas stay wild for generations.
Community Planning
Environment & Climate
Natural Resources