Alberta Municipalities Face Rising Costs for Firefighter Paramedics
Alberta municipalities may see increased expenses for integrated firefighter paramedic services, impacting local budgets and emergency response funding across the province.
Category : Provincial Politics
Manitoba Budget Targets Property Tax Relief for Residents
The Manitoba government's upcoming budget will introduce measures to ease the pressure from increasing property taxes, as announced by Premier Wab Kinew and Finance Minister Adrien Sala.
MPP Sattler's London Office Vandalized in Targeted Attack
The constituency office of London West MPP Peggy Sattler was vandalized with broken glass, in what appears to be a targeted political attack. Police are investigating the incident.
Sarnia Councillor Slams Meeting Over 'Distasteful' Comments
Sarnia Councillor Bill Dennis defends his right to free speech after a special meeting is called to address his controversial social media remarks.
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Lethbridge Union Alarms Over Fire-EMS Model Changes
Lethbridge's firefighters' union warns that provincial pressure to end the integrated fire-EMS service model could endanger community safety, calling it a critical 'life or death' issue.
Pelee Island Proposes 3% Tax Hike for 2026 Budget
Pelee Island officials have put forward a 3% tax increase proposal for the 2026 fiscal year, aiming to address municipal funding needs while maintaining essential services for residents.
Saskatchewan Minister Pledges Support After Rural Council Resignations
Saskatchewan's Minister of Immigration and Career Training Eric Schmalz assures continued provincial backing for a rural municipality after multiple council members resigned, highlighting governance stability efforts.
Amanda Lathlin Honored as First First Nations Woman in Manitoba Legislature
Manitoba politicians pay tribute to Amanda Lathlin, the first First Nations woman to serve in the provincial legislature, who passed away at age 49. A book of condolences has been established at the legislature.
Nova Scotians Voice Concerns at Bill 148 Hearing
Residents and experts, including Dr. Catherine Cervin, express worries over provincial budget cuts during a public bills committee meeting in Nova Scotia.
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Timmins Report Proposes 3 Sites for Homeless Encampment
A new report recommends three specific locations in Timmins for a temporary homeless encampment, addressing a growing crisis near a low-barrier shelter on Spruce Street South.
Quebec Conservatives Set to Elect First MNA in Office
The Quebec Conservative Party is on track to elect its first Member of the National Assembly, marking a significant political milestone in the province's history.
Ontario Declares Billy Bishop Airport Special Economic Zone
Premier Doug Ford announces plans to designate Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport as a special economic zone, aiming to expand the facility and allow larger jets to land, despite opposition from some city officials.
Danielle Smith's Approval Holds Steady in Latest Poll
A new Angus Reid poll shows Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's approval rating remains consistent, though a significant portion strongly disapproves. The survey also compares other premiers' standings across Canada.
Gillingham Pushes for Sewage Plant in Provincial Budget
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham calls for the inclusion of the North End Sewage Treatment Plant in the upcoming provincial budget, highlighting infrastructure needs amid broader municipal discussions.
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Ontario MPPs Return to Queen's Park After 102 Days
Members of Provincial Parliament are back at the Ontario Legislature in Toronto following an extended break, with key issues like budget deliberations and legislative debates on the agenda.
LaSalle Byelection Report Released Amid Postal Strike Impact
WindsorNewsLaSalle has published a comprehensive report detailing the 2025 byelection results and the significant effects of the Canada Post strike on voter turnout and campaign logistics.
Ontario Legislature Resumes After 102-Day Hiatus
MPPs return to Queen's Park today following a 102-day break, with pressing matters like healthcare staffing and environmental policies on the agenda as the legislative session kicks off.
Thunder Bay Firefighters Face Three Serious Fires in One Week
Thunder Bay Fire Rescue responded to three significant fires over a seven-day period, highlighting the demanding workload and challenges faced by local emergency services.
MPP's London Office Vandalized, Windows Boarded
The constituency office of MPP Peggy Sattler in London, Ontario was badly vandalized, with windows boarded up. No injuries were reported in the incident, which occurred at 240 Commissioners Rd. W.
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Ottawa Firefighters Battle Major Blaze in Manotick
Ottawa firefighters responded to a significant house fire in Manotick on March 22, 2026, with no injuries reported. The incident highlights ongoing fire safety concerns in residential areas.
Ottawa Firefighters Battle House Fire in Manotick
Ottawa firefighters responded to a significant house fire in Manotick on March 22, 2026, with no injuries reported. The incident highlights ongoing emergency response efforts in the region.
Community Helps Save Matheson Home from Major Fire
A serious house fire in Matheson spread to vehicles and a neighboring home, but community members assisted firefighters in preventing total loss.
Amanda Lathlin, First First Nations Woman in Manitoba Legislature, Dies
Amanda Lathlin, a trailblazing politician who became the first First Nations woman elected to Manitoba's legislature, has died. Premier Wab Kinew paid tribute to her legacy.
Ontario Legislature Returns After 14-Week Recess
Queen's Park in Toronto has resumed its legislative session following a 14-week break, immediately entering a critical budget season as Premier Doug Ford's government prepares its fiscal plans.
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Sudbury Firefighters Dig Out Snow-Buried Hydrants
Volunteer firefighters in Sudbury are urgently clearing hydrants buried by heavy snowfall, with city crews assisting. The deputy chief emphasizes that every second is critical for emergency response.
CAQ Leadership Debate Heats Up Over Tunnel and Fracking
Christine Fréchette and Bernard Drainville clashed in a lively CAQ leadership debate, exchanging accusations over ego-driven decisions and environmental risks in Quebec.
Nova Scotia Premier's Popularity Drops Over Budget Cuts
Public approval for Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has significantly declined following controversial budget reductions and a subsequent partial reversal, highlighting political tensions.
Taxpayers Fleeced by Early Pothole Season and Rising Costs
Robert Libman argues taxpayers are being taken for a ride with deteriorating roads and volatile gas prices, while politicians fail to challenge the status quo.
Sudbury Halts Garbage, Recycling Collection Until Late March
Greater Sudbury suspends all garbage and recycling collection services until the end of March following a massive 42 cm snowfall, disrupting waste management across the city.
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Hamilton Fined $600K Over 26-Year Sewage Leak
The City of Hamilton has been fined $600,000 for a sewage leak that persisted for 26 years, highlighting environmental negligence and regulatory failures in municipal infrastructure management.
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