Manitoba Budget Vote Passes, Food Tax Cut Could Broaden
Manitoba's budget, including a plan to remove provincial sales tax on groceries, passed a crucial legislative vote. Premier Wab Kinew promotes the initiative, which may be expanded further.
Category : Provincial Politics
Saskatchewan NDP, Sask. Party Clash Over 2026-27 Budget
The political feud between Saskatchewan's NDP and Sask. Party intensifies as both sides exchange sharp criticisms over the upcoming 2026-27 provincial budget, highlighting deep ideological divides.
Nova Scotia Spring Legislative Sitting Ends After Protests, Budget Debates
The Nova Scotia spring legislative sitting has ended, marked by protests and intense debates over the provincial budget. The session saw significant political discussions and public demonstrations.
Calgary Fire Urges Caution on Outdoor Odors Before 911 Calls
The Calgary Fire Department advises residents to assess outdoor smells, like airport runoff, before calling emergency services, as many are non-hazardous.
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Recall Petitions Against Alberta MLAs Fail to Gain Signatures
More than two dozen recall petitions targeting Alberta MLAs from both the UCP and NDP have failed, with most campaigns citing lack of public awareness as the primary obstacle to success.
Alberta NDP Campaign Challenges Separatists Ahead of Referendum
Alberta's Official Opposition launches a federalist campaign ahead of an October independence referendum, with leader Naheed Nenshi warning against complacency.
Rustad: BC United 'Dirty Trick' Cost Conservatives Election
Conservative Leader John Rustad alleges a last-minute campaign tactic by BC United may have swayed voters and prevented a Conservative victory in the recent British Columbia election.
Vancouver Homeless Count Shows 12% Rise Since Last Tally
New data from Vancouver indicates a 12% increase in homelessness since the previous count, underscoring ongoing challenges in housing and social services.
Saskatoon Emergency Shelter Construction to Start This Summer
Construction on a new 60-bed emergency shelter in Saskatoon will begin this summer, with a $6 million budget and completion expected by spring 2027. The shelter will be operated by Mustard Seed.
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B.C. Premier: Reconciliation Unaffected by DRIPA Suspensions
British Columbia Premier David Eby reaffirms the province's commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, emphasizing that work will proceed despite recent suspensions of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.
House Fire Investigated at Shepherd and Janette in Windsor
A house fire occurred in the 500 block of Shepherd Street near Janette Avenue on April 9, 2026. Authorities are investigating the incident, with no injuries reported at this time.
Alberta Premier to Address Key Issues in Calgary Speech
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is set to deliver a speech in Calgary, focusing on critical provincial matters such as economic policy, energy sector developments, and social programs, amid ongoing public and political scrutiny.
Manitoba Premier Mulls Gas Tax Break as Pump Prices Climb
Manitoba's premier is revisiting the idea of suspending the provincial gas tax to provide relief for drivers facing escalating fuel costs, sparking discussions on economic policy.
Vancouver Mayor Sim Pledges Tax Freeze in Election Speech
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim used his final state-of-the-city address to seek business community support for October's election, promising a second straight property tax freeze and $400 million for community centers.
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One Dead in Prince Albert House Fire
A fatal house fire in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has resulted in one death, with authorities investigating the cause. The incident highlights ongoing fire safety concerns in the region.
Gord Krantz, 89, Seeks Re-election as Canada's Longest-Serving Mayor
Gord Krantz, Canada's longest-serving mayor, is running for re-election in Milton after 60 years on the local council. The 89-year-old politician aims to continue his decades-long public service.
Lowertown Drop-In Centre Reopens After Fatal Collision
The Drop-In centre in Lowertown has reopened over a month after a fatal collision, marking a significant step in community recovery and support services.
Alberta UCP Rejects Early Gas Tax Cut Amid Federal Calls
The Alberta government confirms it won't suspend provincial gas taxes before July 1, despite federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's push for federal fuel levy suspensions to address rising pump prices.
Eby Defends Coffee Recruitment After 'Stunt' Accusation
Premier David Eby stands by his coffee-with-doctors recruitment initiative, dismissing criticism as political noise while emphasizing healthcare solutions.
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Eby Confident Indigenous MLAs to Back DRIPA Pause in B.C.
British Columbia Premier David Eby expresses confidence that Indigenous MLAs will vote to temporarily halt the DRIPA legislation, amid ongoing discussions and political dynamics in the province.
Alberta Separatism Support at 5-Year High in Poll
A new poll shows 27% of Alberta voters would support separation from Canada, with 42% potentially backing it as a protest. Political mainstreaming and Ottawa tensions drive the surge.
Saskatchewan Funds Rural Police with $10,000 Per Officer
The Saskatchewan government announces new provincial funding, providing $10,000 for each sworn officer in small and rural police services to enhance public safety.
Structure Fire Prompts Street Closure in New Glasgow, N.S.
A structure fire in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, has resulted in the closure of Provost Street as emergency crews respond to the incident on April 8, 2026.
UCP Polls Better Than Other Provinces Despite Dissatisfaction
A new Angus Reid poll reveals Alberta's UCP government under Premier Danielle Smith has higher approval ratings than most provincial counterparts, though overall satisfaction remains low across Canada.
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Quebec Assembly Prorogued Until May 5
The Quebec National Assembly has been prorogued until May 5, 2026, as political dynamics shift with a Conservative MP crossing the floor to the Liberals.
Nenshi Charges UCP with Gerrymandering Alberta Electoral Map
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi alleges the UCP's proposed minority electoral map is 'hopelessly gerrymandered' to leverage rural support, sparking political debate over fairness and representation.
N.B. Premier Vows Utility Changes After Review
Premier Susan Holt commits to implementing necessary reforms for New Brunswick's public utility sector after a comprehensive review highlights systemic issues requiring immediate attention.
Indigenous Rights Vote May Trigger Snap B.C. Election
A confidence vote on Indigenous rights legislation could force a spring election campaign in British Columbia as early as next month, with political analysts weighing the likelihood of this outcome.
Manitoba Tory Leader Rebuked for Comments to Non-Binary Minister
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative leader faces backlash after making inappropriate comments toward a non-binary cabinet minister, sparking debates on respect and inclusivity in provincial politics.
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Alberta NDP Calls for Justice Minister Amery's Firing
The Alberta NDP is urging the provincial government to fire Justice Minister Mickey Amery as an investigation into Sam Mraiche unfolds, citing concerns over democratic integrity.
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