Quebec MNA Kelley Honors Rizqy as Top Legislator
Quebec Liberal MNA Gregory Kelley pays tribute to colleague Marwah Rizqy, calling her one of the best legislators in Quebec's history, highlighting their shared political journey.
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Kelley Stays in Liberal Caucus as Wife Rizqy Remains Exiled
Greg Kelley, Quebec Liberal MNA, announces he will remain in the party caucus despite his wife Marwah Rizqy's continued exile. Kelley praises Rizqy as a proud Quebecer and highlights her accomplishments.
Nova Scotia Opposition Demands Independent Budget Watchdog
The Nova Scotia NDP and Liberals are urging the provincial government to establish an independent budgetary watchdog to enhance fiscal transparency and accountability in public spending.
Alberta Premier Smith to Give Live Pre-Budget TV Address
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will address the province in a live televised broadcast ahead of the upcoming budget announcement, outlining key fiscal priorities.
Sault Police Warn Against Walking on St. Marys River Ice
Sault police have issued an urgent warning after reports of individuals cutting holes in the St. Marys River ice for cold plunges, deeming it 'extremely dangerous' due to unstable conditions.
B.C. NDP Faces Backlash After Scrapping Merit Commissioner
The British Columbia NDP government is under fire for eliminating the merit commissioner role, raising concerns about political interference in public service appointments.
BC NDP Abolishes Civil Service Watchdog Office
The BC NDP government has quietly eliminated the merit commissioner's office, an independent watchdog that vetted public service appointments for political favoritism. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey cited efficiency and cost savings as reasons for the mov
Alberta Separatists Rally Snowbird Supporters in Arizona
Alberta separatist activists are heading to Arizona this weekend to mobilize snowbird supporters, aiming to bolster their movement's outreach efforts in the U.S.
Separatist Petition Drive in U.S. Sparks Outrage in Alberta
Alberta separatists are collecting signatures for an independence referendum in the United States, sparking fury from political figures and raising questions about foreign interference and loyalty.
Strong Mayor Veto Powers Unclear After Ontario Police Budget Clarification
Questions persist regarding the extent of 'strong mayor' veto powers in Ontario municipalities, even as the provincial government attempts to clarify police budget authority.
Saskatchewan NDP Criticizes $650M Pre-Budget Spending
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck condemns the government's $650 million pre-budget expenditure, calling it wasteful and lacking transparency ahead of the official budget release.
Alberta Opposition Urges Health, Affordability in Budget
The Alberta Opposition House Leader calls for the next provincial budget to prioritize strengthening health care and addressing affordability issues for residents.
Third Alberta Recall Petition Fails, Another Withdrawn
A third recall petition targeting Alberta politicians has fallen short of the required signatures, while a separate petition was withdrawn, highlighting ongoing political tensions in the province.
Marwah Rizqy Stays Excluded from Quebec Liberal Caucus
Independent MNA Marwah Rizqy continues her exclusion from the Quebec Liberal caucus, attending question period alone amid ongoing political tensions in the legislature.
B.C. Budget 2026: Tax Increases Spark Economic Worries
The British Columbia government's 2026 budget includes significant tax increases and a projected $13.3 billion deficit, raising concerns about the province's tax competitiveness and economic growth.
B.C. Conservative Leadership Race Now Has 11 Candidates
The British Columbia Conservative Party leadership contest has grown to include 11 contenders, signaling a competitive race ahead of the next provincial election.
P.E.I. MLAs Are Lowest-Paid in Canada, Report Finds
A new report reveals that Prince Edward Island's Members of the Legislative Assembly earn the lowest salaries among all provincial legislators in Canada, raising questions about compensation and public service.
Alberta Politicians' Floor-Crossing History and Impact
Explore the history and implications of Alberta politicians crossing the floor, including recent cases like Matt Jeneroux, and how such moves affect governance and public trust in Canadian politics.
Winnipeg and The Pas Get Funding for Infrastructure Projects
The Manitoba government announces funding for infrastructure projects in Winnipeg and The Pas, including a new arts and learning centre to replace the burned-down Lido Theatre, boosting local development.
Clinton Residents Fume Over Post Office Closure
Residents of Clinton, Ontario express mounting frustration as their local post office remains closed due to roof damage from heavy snow, with Canada Post citing ongoing repairs.
Bodycam Shows Dramatic Rescue of Family from Burning NY Home
Newly released bodycam video captures Mamaroneck police and firefighters rescuing a family of four trapped on the second floor of a burning home. Five people were hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
MontrealNewsPQ Picks Philippe Schnobb for Quebec Election
MontrealNewsPQ has chosen Philippe Schnobb as its candidate for the upcoming Quebec election, marking a significant political development in the province's electoral landscape.
B.C. Budget 2026: Tax Hikes, Record Deficit Spark Criticism
The British Columbia government's 2026 budget, featuring tax increases and a record deficit, draws swift criticism from businesses, seniors, and political opponents amid economic concerns.
Tumbler Ridge Victims Remembered in B.C. Legislature
The B.C. legislature pays tribute to Tumbler Ridge victims as the community receives portable classrooms one week after a horrific mass shooting, demonstrating resilience in the face of tragedy.
Vancouver Primary Plan Called 'Ultimatum' by Left-Leaning Parties
Vancouver's proposed progressive primary plan has been described as an 'ultimatum' by left-leaning political parties, sparking intense debate over electoral reform and party dynamics in the city.
Smith: Alberta Separatist Vote Not Scaring Off Investors
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith asserts that potential independence votes do not concern major investors, who instead prioritize regulatory efficiency and tax competitiveness in their decisions.
Alberta Premier Warns of Looming Deficit Ahead of Address
Premier Danielle Smith prepares to address Albertans about the province's fiscal challenges, including a projected deficit, as economic pressures mount.
B.C. Budget 2026 Criticized by Business and Political Rivals
The 2026 British Columbia budget has drawn immediate criticism from business groups, seniors advocates, and political opponents who argue it fails to address economic challenges while delivering a record deficit.
Richmond Firefighters Contain Two-Alarm Blaze, Save Homes
Ottawa Fire Services responded to a two-alarm fire on Pelham Crescent, containing damage to two homes despite close proximity. No injuries reported, but eight residents displaced.
B.C. Budget Reveals $13.3B Deficit and Tax Increases
Finance Minister Brenda Bailey presents B.C.'s 2026 budget with $4.2 billion in tax increases, 15,000 public sector job cuts, and a projected $13.3 billion deficit, sparking criticism from economists and advocates.
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