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Villagers challenge council plan to demolish homes
9+ hour, 39+ min ago (583+ words) Villagers trying to prevent their homes from being demolished have been granted permission for a judicial review into a council's regeneration plans. In December 2025, Durham County Council's £10.7m project to demolish houses on three of Horden's numbered streets and build 100 new…...
'Essential' revamp at Grade II listed library
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (220+ words) A temporary library is to open later so residents can continue to access services while major work continues at Lancaster Central Library. The work is "essential" to protect the future of the Grade II listed building, which was built on…...
3 levels of government partner to ramp up construction of 820 housing units in Winnipeg
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (488+ words) A new partnership between all three levels of government aims to ramp up the construction of at least 820 housing units in Winnipeg and the western Manitoba town of Swan River. Build Canada Homes, a federal Crown corporation created last year,…...
'We raised £26k in a week to fight developers"
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (857+ words) With hundreds of thousands of new homes a year planned by the government, some rural residents are going to new lengths to protect their green fields. "It's not enough these days to object based on a lack of schools or…...
Affordable homes in Dartmouth ready to welcome residents
1+ week, 4+ day ago (44+ words) ca.news.yahoo.com More families will start moving into Mount Hope Village this week. On Wednesday, the YMCA announced it bought 57 more townhouses in the new development, creating space for 200 people. The CBC's Haley Ryan reports....
'Lake Ontario, actually': Adam van Koeverden responds to Trump's 'Lake America' name change
1+ week, 5+ day ago (136+ words) Canadian Secretary of State for Sport Adam van Koeverden was in Toronto Tuesday to tour Able Sail, an organization that provides sailing opportunities for people living with disabilities. Before setting sail on Lake Ontario, van Koeverden defended the lake’s name,…...
Transitional housing program in Whitecourt to close, 24 residents displaced
1+ week, 6+ day ago (1116+ words) A transitional housing program in Whitecourt, Alta., is set to close after a unanimous town council vote. The vote happened on Aug. 19 after council rejected the Soaring Eagle Support Society's (SESS) application to rezone the land where its building, a…...
Unleashed: B.C. city ends pet licensing, but questions still bark on animal control
2+ week, 4+ day ago (850+ words) Talk about raining cats and dogs. Effective December 1, 2026, pet licensing will no longer be required within the City of Dawson Creek. For the BC SPCA, however, the change is considerably more than a license. Shoni Field, a strategic public engagement…...
Over 100 homes planned for former green belt site
2+ week, 6+ day ago (238+ words) More than 100 homes could be built on a former green belt site next to a sports club in Surrey. Welbeck Land is seeking outline planning permission to build up to 104 homes on a site east of WR Sports Club on…...
Committee to decide on 'eyesore' housing plan
2+ week, 6+ day ago (246+ words) Plans for 200 homes on the edge of Malvern that residents fear will be an "eyesore" are set to be decided by councillors. A Malvern Hills District Council planning committee will consider the reserved matters application for the Cales Farm development…...