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.
Municipal leaders in Northern Ontario are urgently requesting $435 million from the provincial government to tackle escalating homelessness and healthcare shortages.
Country singer Paul Brandt's social media post highlighting lyrics from 'Alberta Bound' has ignited discussions about support for Alberta's separatist movement, as Premier addresses concerns.
Quebec Economy Minister Christine Fréchette announces CAQ leadership campaign in Trois-Rivières, emphasizing dialogue with English-speaking Quebecers and rejecting sovereignty referendum timing.
Amherstburg Coun. Molly Allaire and Windsor's Ward 10 Coun. Jim Morrison have been acclaimed to continue as chair and vice chair of the Essex Region Conservation Authority board for another term, maintaining stability in regional environmental governance.
Organizers of Alberta MLA recall petitions cite public misconceptions about the process and fears of retaliation as major obstacles, with most campaigns targeting UCP MLAs.
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon suggests his government might not oppose new oil and gas pipelines if they meet strict environmental and economic criteria, marking a nuanced shift in Quebec's energy policy debate.
Quebec's Economy and Innovation Minister Christine Fréchette announces her candidacy for the Coalition Avenir Québec leadership, marking a significant political development in the province.
Former Quebec Liberal MNA Clifford Lincoln argues the party can regain prominence under Charles Milliard, offering stability after years of divisive identity politics and emotional battles in Quebec.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith clarifies that separatist movements in the province seek autonomy, not union with the United States, emphasizing the need for political pressure release within Canada.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith reaffirms commitment to strengthening Canada's federation despite separatist referendum efforts and U.S. official's comments about Alberta joining the United States.
Quebec Environment Minister Bernard Drainville has officially declared his intention to run for the leadership of the Coalition Avenir Québec, seeking to replace outgoing Premier François Legault.
Ottawa South MPP John Fraser confirmed as interim Ontario Liberal leader after party vote, will serve during leadership race to replace Bonnie Crombie.
The Parti Québécois, led by Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, rallied around the independence cause during its convention in Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, reinforcing its core political mission.
Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto states the city has reached its limit in providing services for unhoused individuals, citing disproportionate regional burden and funding constraints.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expresses support for Alberta separatists while criticizing PM Mark Carney, energizing independence advocates ahead of potential referendum.
Civil rights organizations in Montreal are pressing Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada for a firm commitment to equip police with body cameras, but implementation remains stalled pending Quebec's approval.
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon announces that an independent Quebec would allow dual Quebec-Canadian citizenship and offer citizenship to Canadian francophones outside Quebec.
London city councillors are advocating for urgent policy reforms to bring more homeless individuals indoors during dangerously cold winter conditions, addressing a critical public health issue.
The Parti Québécois has released a draft platform outlining significant policy changes, including sovereignty and security measures, as the party prepares for its upcoming convention.
The Quebec government has officially removed the British crown from its coat of arms, citing that most Quebecers reject the monarchy. Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette announced the change.
A watchdog group in Alberta has publicly criticized Premier Danielle Smith for being 'missing in action' on pressing healthcare issues, highlighting growing public frustration with the provincial government's response.
Two prominent Quebec ministers, Simon Jolin-Barrette and François Bonnardel, have announced they will not seek leadership of the Coalition Avenir Québec, reshaping the party's future direction.
The Quebec government has officially altered its provincial coat of arms, removing the British crown that previously adorned it. This symbolic change reflects ongoing discussions about identity and heritage in the province.
Quebec Economy Minister Christine Fréchette will officially declare her candidacy for the CAQ leadership race this Sunday, marking a significant development in provincial politics.
Quebec Economy Minister Christine Fréchette will announce her candidacy for CAQ leader this Sunday, becoming the first official contender to replace Premier François Legault.
Edmonton Journal readers discuss a user-pay shuttle to Red Deer hospital, river valley water access, and Alberta separatism concerns in Friday's letters to the editor.
Regina launches a 24-hour warming centre using $1.1 million in provincial funding to protect vulnerable residents during extreme cold, as winter tightens its grip on the city.
British Columbia Premier David Eby defends his government's approach to Indigenous reconciliation while preparing to fight an election on the issue, balancing calls for repeal and preservation of the Declaration Act.
The City of Steinbach's application for provincial disaster financial assistance has been rejected following severe storms and flooding that occurred in September 2025.