The Nova Scotia government's latest budget has ignited public protests and confusion due to significant spending reductions, including cuts to mental health funding tied to a 2020 mass shooting and the closure of nearly half its provincial museums.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith warns of another multi-billion dollar deficit in the upcoming 2026-27 budget, citing low oil prices and immigration impacts. The province faces rising debt and volatile revenue.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul intervenes to allow a grandfather to retain his personalized 'PB4WEGO' license plate, overturning a previous DMV decision.
Firefighters in Windsor responded to a structure fire in the 1300 block of Ouellette Avenue on February 25, 2026. The incident highlights emergency response efforts in the city.
Premier Doug Ford announces that mayors in the Niagara region will determine the future of a possible municipal amalgamation, sparking discussions on local governance and efficiency.
Finance Minister Eric Girard states that the lingering threat of a sovereignty referendum is imposing a significant financial burden on Quebec, estimated at $20 million per year, impacting economic stability.
A new poll reveals Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives lead has shrunk to just 4 points over the Liberals, with Ford's approval rating at a dismal 30%.
A new Pallas survey reveals the Parti Québécois and Quebec Liberals are now in a statistical tie, with opposition to sovereignty reaching a record 60% across all demographics.
A fire erupted at a homeless encampment in Longueuil, Quebec, with authorities investigating the cause. No injuries were reported, but the incident highlights ongoing housing challenges.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces criticism for inconsistent messaging on economy and immigration, with letters highlighting UCP's blame-shifting tactics instead of addressing resource revenue volatility.
British Columbia's legislature speaker issued stern criticism after a heated question period descended into disorder, labeling the conduct an embarrassment for the assembly.
The Justice Institute of British Columbia has revealed that the Vancouver Police Department's pitch for a new training facility was founded on incorrect information, raising serious questions about the project's planning and transparency.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and the UCP government are openly mocking NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi, whose leadership has left many NDP supporters puzzled as he struggles to gain political traction.
The Cambridge City Council has allocated $1.5 million to support the Cambridge Food Bank's relocation to a new facility at 384 Franklin Boulevard, with the move scheduled for early 2027.
A motion to condemn Quebec Solidaire MNA Haroun Bouazzi's remarks about the National Assembly was rejected, highlighting political tensions in the province.
Halifax council debates spending cuts to reduce a proposed tax hike, with the mayor targeting a 'lower-mid single-digits' increase as budget discussions intensify.
Windsor's Street Help organization urges the city to prioritize housing solutions over installing signs to discourage panhandling, calling the current approach ineffective.
The B.C. NDP has launched a political offensive against Conservative MLA Tony Luck after he suggested health care and education would bear the brunt of budget cuts, sparking heated debate in the legislature.
Following four consecutive byelection victories, Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon faces criticism over his commitment to holding a sovereignty referendum, sparking political debate in Quebec.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe confirms the province will present a deficit budget next month, addressing economic challenges and fiscal priorities in a recent business luncheon.
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says independence vote timing must remain flexible due to economic concerns, while critics accuse him of backtracking on promises.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's recent interview on CNN has ignited controversy, with critics arguing his comments were politically and economically damaging. The incident raises questions about his strategy and impact on public perception.
Patrick Humpage receives a Certificate of Recognition from Chatham-Kent Mayor Darrin Canniff for his courageous intervention during a 2025 apartment fire, highlighting community bravery.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's recent CNN appearance, where he criticized Donald Trump and expressed hope for Republican losses, is seen as counterproductive to lifting tariffs on Canadian industries.
Police in northern British Columbia confirm a hotel fire is likely fatal, prompting Fraser Lake to impose water restrictions to conserve reservoir supplies for firefighting efforts.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's fiscal record shows increased spending, persistent deficits, and unmet tax cut pledges, contrasting sharply with his 2018 campaign rhetoric.
Nova Scotia has unveiled a new act aimed at enhancing support for fire services, focusing on improved resources, training, and coordination to address growing demands and safety challenges in communities.
Kitchener officials express worry as Ontario proposes merging conservation authorities, fearing impacts on local environmental management and flood control efforts.
Former Liberal Member of Parliament Jenica Atwin has officially declared her intention to run for mayor of Fredericton, New Brunswick, in the upcoming municipal election.
Premier Danielle Smith's focus on immigration referendums overshadows Alberta's ongoing resource-revenue risks and lack of accountability in budget planning.