Category : Provincial Politics


John Tory Won't Run for Toronto Mayor, Protects Family

Former Toronto Mayor John Tory has announced he will not seek re-election in the fall municipal election, stating a desire to shield his family from personal attacks. Tory resigned in 2023 after admitting to an affair with a staffer.

Winnipeg Senior Dead After Weekend House Fire

A senior citizen has died following a house fire in Winnipeg's 600 block of Nassau Street South. The incident occurred over the weekend, with emergency crews responding to the scene.

Alberta Premier Smith Open to PST Petition

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith indicates willingness to consider a provincial sales tax if public interest is demonstrated through a petition, amid ongoing fiscal discussions.

B.C. Adopts Permanent Daylight Time, Decoupling from U.S.

British Columbia will switch to permanent daylight saving time on March 8, 2026, ending seasonal clock changes. This move puts B.C. one hour ahead of U.S. West Coast states from November to March, as the province stops waiting for U.S. alignment.

Windsor Seeks Input on Bi-Weekly Garbage Pickup Plan

The City of Windsor is engaging residents in a public consultation to gather feedback on a potential shift to bi-weekly garbage collection, aiming to enhance waste management efficiency and environmental sustainability.

Alberta May Follow B.C. in Ending Daylight Saving Time

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces the province will evaluate eliminating seasonal time changes, following British Columbia's move to stop the practice. This could leave Alberta surrounded by provinces that do not observe daylight saving time.

Cheticamp Residents React to New Nova Scotia Riding

Residents in the Cheticamp area of Nova Scotia express cautious optimism and uncertainty as they respond to the province's newly established electoral riding, highlighting local concerns and political implications.

Alberta Budget 2026: RCMP Union Slams Police Transition Costs

The National Police Federation condemns Alberta's allocation of $36.9 million for a new provincial police service, calling it 'unwanted' as the province faces a $9.4 billion deficit. Public Safety Minister defends the move as enhancing public safety.

Ford Reaches Out to Amherstburg on Diageo Closure

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has initiated discussions with an Amherstburg councillor regarding the closure of the Diageo plant, highlighting local economic concerns and potential support measures.

B.C. Conservatives Approve Nine Leadership Candidates

The Conservative Party of British Columbia has approved nine candidates for its leadership race. Each candidate successfully gathered 250 member signatures, paid a $5,000 fee, and passed internal vetting. Two candidates dropped out last week.

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