Ontario MPPs Face Backlash Over Proposed April Pay Raise
Ontario MPPs are set to receive a 4.2% pay raise in April, sparking public outrage as taxpayers struggle with rising costs and government debt hits $459 billion.
Category : Provincial Politics
Wheatley Task Force Charts Renewal Path with Fishing Focus
Following the devastating 2021 gas explosion, a task force has unveiled a comprehensive new vision for Wheatley's future, heavily leaning on its historic fishing industry to drive economic and community renewal.
Alberta Migration Boom Exposes Infrastructure Planning Gap
Alberta's successful 'Alberta is Calling' campaign attracted migrants but lacked planning for healthcare, education, and housing strain, sparking criticism of UCP policies.
Alberta Legislature Reconvenes Ahead of $7.7B Budget
The Alberta legislature resumes with a major $7.7 billion investment in physician recruitment set for the 2026-27 budget, amid ongoing political and economic discussions.
PQ Wins Fourth Byelection in a Row, Gains Seat from CAQ
The Parti Québécois continues its political momentum with a fourth straight byelection win in Chicoutimi, as candidate Marie-Karlynn Laflamme captures another seat from the Coalition Avenir Québec.
Smith Defends Immigration Policy Amid Nazi Comparison Backlash
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces renewed criticism and Nazi comparisons over her immigration referendum proposal, with opponents doubling down on inflammatory rhetoric.
Recall Petition Against Nathan Neudorf Ends Without Signature Drive
The signing period for a petition to recall Alberta MLA Nathan Neudorf concluded without a clear effort to gather names, leaving many frustrated. This follows four other failed recall attempts against Alberta politicians.
Alberta Reviews Gibbons Finances After Years of Challenges
The Alberta government has initiated a comprehensive financial review of the Town of Gibbons, located north of Edmonton, following persistent economic difficulties and budgetary strains over recent years.
Montreal News Groups Condemn Quebec Recycling Reform
Montreal news associations strongly denounce Quebec's new selective collection reform, citing overflowing recycling bins and implementation issues since its 2025 rollout.
Nova Scotia Budget: $1.2B Deficit, Public Service Cuts
The Nova Scotia government has unveiled its 2026-27 provincial budget, featuring a significant $1.2-billion deficit alongside reductions in public service spending.
Alberta Recall Petitions Fail as Deadlines Pass
Two additional recall petitions against Alberta politicians have officially failed after missing signature thresholds, bringing the total to 10 unsuccessful attempts as deadlines expire.
Alberta Needs Governance, Not Governing by Referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's focus on immigration as a budget deficit driver raises concerns about governance through referendum rather than evidence-based policy-making and fiscal planning.
26,000+ Canadians in Mexico Amid Security Crisis: Anand
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand reveals over 26,000 Canadians have registered in Mexico as security deteriorates, with 8,000 new registrations in a single day. The government updates travel advisories and urges caution.
Windsor-Essex Protesters Rally Against Ford Policies
Approximately 20 demonstrators gathered outside MPP Andrew Dowie's constituency office in Windsor-Tecumseh to protest various provincial policies, using symbolic gravestones to represent what they call 'Doug Ford's death toll' for Ontario institutions.
Person Missing After House Fire in Courtice, Police Say
Durham Regional Police confirm one individual remains unaccounted for after a significant residential fire in Courtice. The incident occurred early Monday morning, with emergency crews responding to the blaze.
N.S. Opposition Challenges Government on Short Legislative Session
Nova Scotia's opposition parties are pressuring Premier Tim Houston's government to extend the spring legislative session beyond the planned eight days, citing concerns over insufficient time for debate and accountability.
Parti Québécois Aims to Maintain Byelection Momentum
The Parti Québécois is focused on preserving its political momentum as voters head to the polls in a key provincial byelection today, a critical test for the party's support base.
Nova Scotia Budget Unveiled with Major Cuts
Nova Scotia's government is set to present its budget today, with Finance Minister John Lohr indicating deep cuts to address fiscal challenges. The budget announcement follows a press briefing in Halifax.
Fréchette Rejects Old Sovereignty Debate in CAQ Leadership Race
Christine Fréchette, a candidate for Coalition Avenir Québec leadership, argues Quebecers deserve better than the divisive sovereignty-versus-federalism debate, promoting economic strength alongside Quebec identity.
First Responders Thanked for Highway 17 Crash Response
Ontario Provincial Police, paramedics, and fire departments were commended for their swift and professional response to a serious crash on Highway 17 near Markstay-Warren in February 2026.
Greenland PM Rejects Trump's Hospital Ship Proposal
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens Frederik Nielsen has publicly refused an offer from former U.S. President Donald Trump to send a hospital ship to the Arctic territory, citing sovereignty concerns.
Albertans Rally and Voice Concerns Over Looming Referendum
Edmonton residents gathered for a pro-Canada rally and expressed their views on a call-in radio show, reacting strongly to an upcoming referendum that has sparked widespread debate across the province.
Danielle Smith's Third Path Strategy in Alberta-Ottawa Relations
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has introduced a moderate alternative to separatism, easing tensions with Ottawa while addressing provincial concerns through constitutional and immigration proposals, according to political analyst Norman Spector.
Ottawa Councillor Glen Gower Not Running for Re-Election
Councillor Glen Gower has announced he will not be seeking re-election in Stittsville this fall, marking the end of his current term in Ottawa municipal politics.
B.C. Weighed Buying Landslide-Risk Homes, Then Abandoned Plan
Internal documents reveal British Columbia officials explored purchasing properties deemed worthless due to landslide risks after 2021 atmospheric rivers, but the policy was never implemented, leaving homeowners stranded.
Christine Fréchette Outlines Vision for Quebec in CAQ Race
Christine Fréchette presents her comprehensive vision for Quebec's future as she campaigns in the CAQ leadership race, emphasizing economic growth and social policies.
Windsor-Essex Residents Protest Ford Government Policies
Residents of Windsor-Essex gathered outside the office of PC MPP Andrew Dowie to voice opposition to provincial policies, highlighting local discontent with government decisions.
Smith Criticized for Blaming Immigrants for Alberta's Problems
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces backlash for targeting immigrants in referendum questions, with critics calling it xenophobic and harmful to provincial unity and national relations.
Alberta Separatists Take Referendum Campaign to Arizona
Alberta separatists are targeting snowbirds in Arizona to sign a petition for an independence referendum, while Premier Smith announces separate constitutional questions.
Danielle Smith Compared to Nazis by Notley and Lukaszuk
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has been compared to Hitler's Nazis by former premier Rachel Notley and former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk, sparking controversy over political rhetoric in Canadian politics.
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