Canadian journalists work to explain what matters to their audience without overwhelming them with American politics.

Residents in Ward 3 have concerns that they want addressed at the ANC, ward, and district-wide level, including better e-bike and e-scooter laws and more resources for the homeless population.

Early voters at the at Turkey Thicket Recreation Center and Woodridge Library early voting centers say they want elected officials to address affordable housing, work to end homelessness, and safer roadways.

The Advisory Neighborhood Committee 3/4G Elections are set for November, but candidate feuds and “dysfunctional” meetings leave residents asking about the main topic on all of Chevy Chase’s mind: what’s next for the Civic Core Redevelopment Plan?

As D.C. approaches Election Day, concerns in Chinatown about public safety and homelessness are on the minds of residents and businesses.

Reports of dangerous confrontations involving teens, particularly with electric scooters and bikes, have raised concern for NoMa residents. Some say creating more afterschool programs, apprenticeships, and other youth services would address the...

Ward 8 residents know that the 2026 election is a crucial one. While focused on nationwide issues, they also hope that D.C.’s presumed next mayor can keep her promises to the city.

Columbia Heights voters say they care about a number of issues from teens on e-bikes and foie gras to President Trump and the National Guard.

From local construction projects to national issues, Silver Spring residents want Montgomery officials to prioritize community advocacy following the elections.

Georgetown residents say that transportation access is a pressing issue during this year's local elections.

Ads for Initiative 86 line the neighborhood for miles, and three NoMa restaurants serve the dish. Residents say they have bigger issues on their mind, while advocates say local votes like this one matter.

Residents point to the arrival of Wegmans as the genesis of change in the area.