Premier Tim Houston argues that opposition to hydraulic fracturing is dominating the conversation, potentially stifling other important viewpoints in Nova Scotia's energy and environmental discussions.
Emergency crews responded to a fire in the basement of a Halifax high-rise building, with firefighters working to contain the blaze and ensure resident safety. The incident highlights ongoing fire safety concerns in urban residential structures.
Calgary's newly elected Mayor Jeromy Farkas is set to make a major announcement regarding the city's Housing Accelerator Fund, a federal initiative aimed at boosting housing supply and affordability.
Toronto Councillor Chris Moise, found in violation of the code of conduct, is requesting the city cover his legal expenses, sparking debate over accountability and public funds.
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Finance Minister Craig Pardy will present the province's first budget under the new Progressive Conservative government, outlining fiscal plans for Newfoundland and Labrador.
A freedom of information request reveals hefty car allowances for senior bureaucrats in British Columbia, billed to taxpayers, igniting heated discussions on government spending and accountability.
Premier Doug Ford announces the sale of a recently purchased private plane back to Bombardier at the original price, following public backlash over the expense.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced the sale of the government's Bombardier Challenger 650 private jet, stating it was sold for the same price it was originally acquired for, amid ongoing public scrutiny.
A new training facility for the Ottawa Police Service is under consideration, with estimates suggesting it could reach $233 million in costs. The project aims to modernize training infrastructure.
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A devastating fire at a Winnipeg apartment building in the Central Park neighbourhood has resulted in one fatality. The incident occurred on April 20, 2026, with the building sustaining significant damage.
Nova Scotia's forest ban was ruled unreasonable by the Supreme Court. The decision is a win for common sense, but the court's reasoning gave too much power to the Charter.
As Ottawa considers a renovictions bylaw, ACORN urges strict measures including a 7-day licence application after eviction notice, while landlords oppose any similar to Hamilton's.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's decision to implement year-round daylight time has drawn sharp criticism from political opponents, including Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas and NDP leader Naheed Nenshi.
The B.C. government has issued a statement addressing a report suggesting Ottawa favors a southern pipeline route, highlighting concerns over environmental and economic impacts.
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Brant County Mayor David Bailey has announced he will not be running for re-election, marking the end of his tenure in local government. The decision was confirmed in a recent statement.
The Alberta legislative assembly has passed a UCP motion to overhaul the province's electoral boundaries, increasing seats to 91 and rejecting an independent commission's recommendations, sparking accusations of gerrymandering from the opposition.
Premier David Eby's public thanks to Attorney General Niki Sharma for DRIPA agreement raises questions about political strategy, succession planning, and accountability in British Columbia government.
A motion to redraw Alberta's electoral ridings is set to pass in the legislature, marking a second attempt at redistricting amid ongoing political debates and procedural hurdles.
British Columbia Premier David Eby faces political peril after failing to amend the controversial Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, which critics say creates economic uncertainty and legal conflicts.
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Former Alberta deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk must wait to address the MLA committee reviewing his 435,000-signature petition to keep Alberta in Canada, sparking accusations of anti-democratic delays.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford admits the province's government jet is 'kind of embarrassing,' but firmly states he will not revisit the decision to sell it, sparking debate over fiscal responsibility and political optics.
Saskatchewan officials welcome Alberta's plan to adopt year-round daylight time, which will synchronize time zones between the provinces and maintain a one-hour lead over British Columbia.
The Northwest Territories will stop seasonal clock changes and adopt year-round daylight time, aligning with Alberta's recent decision. Premier R.J. Simpson announced the move, citing consistency and public preference.
A recent MontrealNewsPoll reveals that newly elected Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette has significantly increased public support for the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) party, signaling a positive shift in provincial political dynamics.
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Members of the Alberta legislature are expected to vote on revisiting electoral riding maps ahead of the 2027 provincial election, potentially reshaping political boundaries.
The UCP government's rejection of an independent electoral boundary commission report raises concerns about political manipulation to boost rural representation at the expense of urban competitiveness.
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette is set to announce her new cabinet today, following recent public appearances with key ministers. The announcement comes amid various provincial developments.
The annual 4/20 cannabis event in Vancouver attracted a notably smaller and more subdued crowd in 2026, though advocates emphasize that key issues surrounding cannabis policy and social justice continue to demand attention and action.
The Saskatchewan NDP alleges the provincial government is working to sell its share in the Information Services Corporation, raising concerns about privatization and public asset management.
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British Columbia Premier David Eby has abandoned his plan to revise the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act following strong opposition from Indigenous leaders, marking another policy reversal for his administration.
