Kitchener Warming Centers Close Despite Lingering Cold
Kitchener's overnight warming centers have closed for the season, despite ongoing cold temperatures, raising concerns for vulnerable individuals as spring weather remains unpredictable.
Category : Provincial Politics
Manitoba Premier Hints at Gas Tax Cut in Question Period
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has indicated a possible reduction in the provincial gas tax during a recent legislative question period, sparking discussions on economic relief for residents.
Rotary Club Removes Controversial Sponsor, Wins Praise
A Windsor community advocate commends the Rotary Club for its decision to apparently drop a contentious sponsor, highlighting local efforts to uphold ethical standards in event partnerships.
Montreal Vigil for Unhoused Migrant Found Dead
A Montreal neighbourhood is organizing a vigil after an unhoused migrant was discovered deceased, highlighting ongoing struggles with homelessness and migrant support in the city.
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Cape Breton Snow Removal $500K Over Budget
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality has exceeded its snow removal budget by half a million dollars due to severe winter conditions, prompting financial scrutiny.
Quebec CAQ Leadership Race Unpredictable, Pollsters Say
The race for CAQ leadership and Quebec's premier office is still wide open, with Bernard Drainville gaining endorsements from key ministers. Pollsters highlight the fluid political landscape ahead.
CAQ Members Start Voting for Next Quebec Leader
Coalition Avenir Québec members commence voting to select their new leader, with candidates Christine Frechette and Bernard Drainville vying for the position. The process follows a series of debates and marks a critical transition for the provincial party
B.C. Conservative Debate Controversy Over Missing Candidates
The first B.C. Conservative leadership debate is overshadowed by the absence of two high-profile candidates, Caroline Elliott and Peter Milobar, sparking accusations and defensive responses.
Quebec Town Sues Province Over Dam Negligence
The town of Chute-Saint-Philippe is taking legal action against the Quebec government, seeking $12 million in damages for failure to maintain a critical dam, which led to forced evacuations and safety concerns.
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Gas Line Leak Prompts Peel Police Warning in Mississauga
Peel Regional Police have issued a public safety alert urging residents to avoid a specific area in Mississauga due to a hazardous gas line leak, with authorities responding to secure the scene.
Three Ministers Back Drainville in CAQ Leadership Race
Three Quebec ministers have publicly announced their support for Bernard Drainville in the Coalition Avenir Québec leadership contest, signaling a significant political shift.
Fire Near The KEE to Bala Causes $20K in Damage
A structure fire erupted early Sunday morning steps from The KEE to Bala in Bala, Ontario, resulting in an estimated $20,000 in damages, according to the Muskoka Lakes Fire Department.
Former Brant County Mayor Ron Eddy Dies
Ron Eddy, a respected longtime politician and former mayor of Brant County, has died. His career in public service spanned decades, leaving a significant mark on the community.
Mixed Reactions to Ontario's Regional Governance Changes
The Ontario government's new regional governance changes aim to streamline decision-making and reduce costs, but municipal leaders express both support and disappointment over the reforms.
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NYC Mayor Mamdani Plans Rally for 100-Day Milestone
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces an April rally to commemorate his initial 100 days in office, following his ceremonial swearing-in on January 1.
Progressive Tory Party Launches in Calgary with Guthrie
Airdrie MLA Peter Guthrie launched the Progressive Tory Party of Alberta at the BMO Centre in Calgary, marking a new political movement in the province's landscape.
Secularism Law Looms Over Quebec Good Friday Marches
Quebec's controversial secularism legislation is creating uncertainty for traditional Way of the Cross processions on Good Friday, raising questions about religious expression in public spaces.
Findlay Fights Liberal Takeover of B.C. Conservatives
Former Surrey MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay, a candidate for B.C. Conservative leadership, pledges to unite the party and resist what she calls a Liberal infiltration, emphasizing core conservative principles.
Alberta Gas Tax Continues Despite Oil Price Surge
Alberta's finance minister states the provincial gas tax will remain in effect, even as high oil prices could reduce the budget deficit, rejecting calls for relief from federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre.
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Eby Shifts from DRIPA Amendments to Temporary Suspension
British Columbia Premier David Eby has reversed course on amending the Declaration Act, opting instead for a temporary suspension of certain provisions following strong opposition from Indigenous leaders.
Ontario's 'Strong' Regional Chair Appointments Impact Waterloo
Ontario plans to appoint 'strong' regional chairs, building on the 'strong mayor' system, which may centralize power and alter local decision-making in Waterloo Region.
Sudbury Warming Centre Hours Cut, Transitioning to Cooling Drop-in
The 24-hour Energy Court social services hub in Sudbury will reduce operations to eight hours daily starting May 1, transitioning from a warming centre to a cooling drop-in facility.
Ontario Expands 'Strong Mayor' System with Regional Chairs
The Ontario government announces plans to build on its 'strong mayor' system by appointing 'strong' regional chairs, aiming to enhance governance efficiency across municipalities.
B.C. Premier Replaces Spokesperson with Identical Twin
In a unique staffing move, British Columbia Premier David Eby has temporarily replaced his spokesperson with the individual's identical twin brother, sparking intrigue in provincial political circles.
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Ontario PC Lead Narrows as Liberals Gain Ground
New polling data reveals the Doug Ford Conservatives' support has dipped below 40%, with the Ontario Liberals closing the gap to just three percentage points amid public discontent over recent policies.
Calgary Mayor Criticizes Premier on Property Taxes
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas challenges Premier Danielle Smith's position on provincial property tax shares, citing inconsistencies with her 2022 UCP leadership campaign promises.
Calgary Mayor Farkas Criticizes Premier Smith on Property Taxes
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas challenges Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's position on provincial property tax shares, citing inconsistencies with her 2022 UCP leadership campaign promises.
Ontario to Appoint 'Strong' Regional Chairs, Expanding System
Ontario is set to build on its 'strong mayor' framework by appointing 'strong' regional chairs, aiming to enhance governance efficiency and local decision-making across the province.
Ontario Proposes More Regional Chairs, Fewer Councillors in Niagara
The Ontario government is proposing a significant governance overhaul for the Niagara region, aiming to appoint additional regional chairs while reducing the number of local councillors.
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Nova Scotia Legislature Reopens with New Visitor Rules
The Nova Scotia Province House has reopened to the public with updated visitor guidelines following a temporary closure due to a disruptive protest during a budget vote.
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