Ex-Alberta MP: Don't Call Separatist Voters Traitors
Former Conservative MP Damien Kurek argues that dismissing Albertans considering separation as traitors only fuels division and ignores genuine economic frustrations.
Category : Provincial Politics
NDP Calls for PST Removal from Grain Millers Drive Construction
The Saskatchewan NDP is urging the provincial government to eliminate the Provincial Sales Tax from the Grain Millers Drive construction project, citing concerns over economic growth and infrastructure costs.
Darrell Jones Runs for Conservative Leadership in B.C.
Former Save-On-Foods pitchman Darrell Jones enters B.C. Conservative leadership race, declaring the province faces pivotal decisions on its future direction and governance.
Alberta Recall Petitions Send Message to UCP Government
Alberta citizens are using recall petitions to voice frustration with Premier Danielle Smith's UCP government, despite challenging requirements and recent legislative changes.
Tecumseh Eyes Council Conduct Training Before Bill 9
The Town of Tecumseh is exploring expanded conduct training for council members in anticipation of Ontario's Bill 9 legislation, following a recent council meeting discussion.
Nova Scotia Scraps Permits for Low-Risk Activities
Nova Scotia's government removes permit requirements for low-risk activities as part of a broader effort to streamline regulations and reduce administrative burdens for residents and businesses.
Ford Responds to ICE Contract Criticism
Ontario Premier Doug Ford distances his government from a controversial contract with an internal combustion engine manufacturer, amid broader political and environmental debates.
Legault Could Stay as MNA After Leaving as Quebec Premier
Quebec Premier François Legault might continue serving as a Member of the National Assembly after his tenure as premier ends, according to recent reports.
CAQ Race: Roberge Supports Fréchette, Drainville Gains
In the CAQ leadership contest, Jean-François Roberge endorses Suzanne Fréchette, while Bernard Drainville welcomes new backers, highlighting internal dynamics as the party seeks a successor.
Gimli Councillor Resigns After Mayor's Suspension
A councillor in the Rural Municipality of Gimli has resigned amid the ongoing suspension of the mayor, highlighting political tensions in the Manitoba community.
Legault: Quebec Can't Pause During CAQ Leadership Race
Premier François Legault told his CAQ caucus that government work must continue normally during the leadership campaign to replace him, emphasizing no pause for Quebec.
Calgary Police Mailing Delayed Tickets After Postal Strike
The Calgary Police Service is finally distributing traffic tickets that were held back due to last year's Canada Post strike, with mailings set to reach residents soon.
Smith's Silence on Alberta Separation Raises Concerns
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces mounting pressure to address U.S. interest in Alberta's separatist movement, as Trump administration figures openly discuss potential statehood.
Smith Rejects U.S. Statehood for Alberta
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's office states residents would reject joining the U.S., responding to comments from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent about Alberta independence.
Alberta Recall Efforts Struggle Amid Public Confusion
Alberta MLA recall campaigns face significant challenges as organizers blame public misunderstanding of the process, lack of media coverage, and fears of retaliation for low signature counts.
Alberta Separation Petition Lineups Form in Calgary
Calgary witnesses significant public turnout as Albertans queue to sign petitions supporting provincial separation, amid a broader movement gaining traction across Alberta.
Alberta Separatism Debate Reignites with Calgary Petitions
The Alberta separatist movement gains momentum as petition drives expand to Calgary, reigniting debates over provincial sovereignty and federal relations in Canada.
Ontario Funds $24M Water Tower for Timmins Growth
The Ontario government pledges $24 million for a new water tower in South Porcupine to resolve chronic water pressure issues, enabling housing and industrial expansion in Timmins' east end.
London's Cold Weather Shelter Blocked by One Word
A technicality in the temperature criteria prevented the opening of an emergency cold weather shelter for homeless Londoners during a severe winter storm, highlighting systemic gaps in extreme weather response.
Alberta Separatists Gain Momentum in Independence Push
Alberta separatists report strong turnout at petition events across the province, with organizers claiming widespread support for an independence referendum this fall.
Alberta Separatists Rally in Calgary for Independence Petition
A significant crowd gathered in Calgary as an Alberta separatist group launched a signature drive to trigger a referendum on provincial independence, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
Alberta Separatist Petition in Calgary Sparks Debate
Hundreds lined up in Calgary to sign a petition for Alberta to separate from Canada, drawing criticism from NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi who warned of Brexit-like consequences.
Ford and Carney's Pizza Summit in Etobicoke
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney met at a Pizza Nova in Etobicoke, discussing auto sector, critical minerals, and emphasizing Team Canada unity amid past tensions.
Windsor Approves 2026 Budget with No Tax Hike
Windsor City Council has finalized its 2026 municipal budget, maintaining a zero percent tax levy increase for residents while balancing essential services and infrastructure needs.
Alberta Separatists' U.S. Ties Claims Debunked by Officials
Alberta separatists boast of high-level U.S. connections, but official representatives reveal no evidence of actual meetings or support for independence ambitions.
Nova Scotia Launches Website for Inquiry Updates
The Nova Scotia government has launched a new website to provide centralized updates on the Mass Casualty and Desmond Fatality inquiries, enhancing transparency and public access to information.
Woman Found Dead in Saskatoon During -39C Freeze
Saskatoon police discovered a woman deceased outside a business on Airport Drive as temperatures plunged to -39C. Authorities confirm the death appears non-suspicious while coroners investigate.
Quebec Cabinet Reshuffle: Boulet Economy, Charette Environment
Quebec Premier François Legault has announced a mini cabinet reshuffle, with Jean Boulet taking over the economy portfolio and Benoit Charette assuming responsibility for environment.
Alberta MLA Recalls Face Awareness, Fear Issues
Organizers of ongoing MLA recall petitions in Alberta cite public confusion about the process and concerns about personal retaliation as major obstacles to gathering signatures.
PQ Leader: Carney Launched Referendum Campaign with History Remarks
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says Prime Minister Mark Carney's comments about the Plains of Abraham effectively launched a referendum campaign, as the PQ wraps up policy convention.
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