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The city has invested $25.6 million in infrastructure improvements in 2018.

May 4, 2018: Campaign Latest

Tractor trailer unit separated, with trailer veering into oncoming traffic and colliding with a vehicle.

Four per cent municipal accommodation tax to go in effect beginning on Sept. 1 and is expected to generate $2 million annually.

Sunny today

City police were busy responding to more than 248 criminal incidents last week.

Designated Truck Route report has been postponed.

City’s Curbside Battery Recycling Program returns from June 5 to June 15.

Dozens of walkers brave the rain during the annual Walk to Fight Arthritis.

Nearly 40 people gathered outside Minister Patty Hajdu’s office to protests the federal government’s purchase of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Pipeline, saying it is not in the social, economic interest of Canadians.