As wild animals increasingly roam our city streets, one expert observes the stark difference between hosting thousands of urban raccoons and managing just a few urban leopards. This phenomenon raises pressing questions about how humans can—and should—coexist safely with wildlife in metropolitan areas.

A women’s physiotherapy clinic in Kelowna’s north end wants to move beyond its temporary permit and gain permanent status. The challenge? Its location is zoned industrial, and health services typically aren’t allowed.

Taylor residents have been offering input on the city’s roadmap for future growth during two public sessions. Conducted on Monday and Wednesday, these meetings collected firsthand feedback and suggestions that could guide Taylor’s development for years to come.

Ashtabula’s city leaders are preparing to revitalize Main Avenue in 2026, outlining both short- and long-term projects. While enthusiasm runs high, officials remain cautious as they consider how external factors—such as economic and political changes—might influence their plans.

The Florence Planning Commission is diligently developing a new Master Plan to guide the city’s growth and priorities for the years ahead. With the last plan finalized in 2017, this update aims to steer Florence towards a prosperous future. Master Plans serve as essential blueprints for a city’s development, and Florence is taking significant steps forward.

A recent study has revealed that Rochester faces a potential $126.9 million cost in deferred maintenance over the next decade, prompting city officials to address the looming infrastructure challenge.

Manchester is poised to bolster its affordable housing trust by selling three vacant properties, pending approval from city officials. The proposed sales aim to convert surplus city assets into valuable funding for housing initiatives.