Alberta Separatism: Inside the Republic of Alberta Movement
A look at the Alberta independence movement ahead of an October vote, with journalist Tyler Dawson discussing its history and federalist strategies.
Category : Provincial Politics
Calgary Extortion Suspect Captured by Police
Gagandeep Singh, 29, wanted in a Calgary extortion probe, has been arrested. He has ties to Calgary, B.C., and Ontario.
Motorcyclist Caught Speeding More Than Double Limit in Guelph
A motorcyclist was clocked at over twice the posted speed limit on a Guelph street, leading to charges. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about speeding in the area.
94-year-old driver charged for hitting teen pedestrian
A 94-year-old driver faces charges after hitting a teenage pedestrian at an intersection in Guelph. The incident occurred on May 22, 2026.
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Danielle Smith's Captain Canada moment
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith delivered an impassioned plea for Canada while announcing a referendum on separation, highlighting provincial rights and federal policy shifts.
Skills Edge Program Builds Second Careers for Military Community
Helmets to Hardhats Canada launches Skills Edge program with New Brunswick funding to help veterans and military families transition into unionized construction careers.
Alberta First Nation councillor's invoice quashed
A Federal Court judge quashed a $421,000 invoice issued to Fort McMurray First Nation Councillor Samantha Whalen, ruling it was motivated by bad faith to block her re-election.
Frustration with Ottawa Fuels Separatist Support in Alberta
In Sundre, Alberta, growing frustration with federal policies is boosting support for Alberta independence, as residents feel unfairly treated by Ottawa.
Horoscope May 22: Moon Alert in Leo Advises Caution
Avoid shopping and important decisions on May 22, 2026, as the Moon is in Leo. Daily horoscope for all zodiac signs with ratings and advice.
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Alberta Separatism Volatile with Muddled Referendum Question
Danielle Smith's new referendum question on Alberta separation is a confusing compromise that risks undermining progress and fueling division.
Danielle Smith's Two-Step: No Alberta Independence Vote for Now
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith surprises by not putting a direct independence vote on the ballot, opting instead for a referendum on a referendum.
Peel Police Bust 65 in Retail Theft Crackdown
Peel Regional Police arrested 65 suspects and laid 545 charges in Project Filcher, targeting organized retail theft across Brampton and Mississauga. Over $250,000 in merchandise was stolen.
Dumbbell Dropped From Overpass Leads to Sentence
A man was sentenced after dropping a dumbbell from an overpass in Edmonton, striking and injuring a woman. The incident occurred at 53 Avenue and Whitemud Drive.
Toronto Police Release New Info on Missing Teen
Toronto police urge public to call hotline with tips on missing 14-year-old Esther, last seen May 15. Community members are asked to help locate the teen.
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Sault Woman on Probation Charged with Break-and-Enter
A 29-year-old woman on probation has been charged with break and enter and other offences following a break-in in Sault Ste. Marie on May 19.
Alberta Separation Petition Approved by Committee
A petition questioning Alberta's place in Canada has been approved by a legislative committee, sparking renewed debate on provincial sovereignty.
Manitoba Politician Says Farmer Who Killed Boushie Is Victim
A Manitoba politician has sparked controversy by referring to the Saskatchewan farmer who fatally shot Colten Boushie as a victim, drawing criticism from Indigenous leaders and the public.
UCP needs separation referendum question: Lukaszuk
Thomas Lukaszuk says the UCP must include a separation referendum question to satisfy its voter base, amid Premier Smith's upcoming TV address.
Fatal transport collision on Highway 11/17 kills one
A fatal collision between two tractor-trailers on Highway 11/17 in northwestern Ontario left one person dead, police report.
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Manitoba RCMP alert system expansion announced
Several Manitoba communities will receive a new RCMP emergency alert system to improve public safety and response times during critical incidents.
Alberta Separatist Referendum Question Faces Committee Vote
Alberta committee meets to consider independence referendum question after UCP blunder. NDP accuses governing party of undermining democratic process.
Ontario Cracks Down on Illegal Trucking Operations
Ontario introduces changes to the Planning Act allowing municipalities to fine illegal truck yards without court proceedings, addressing safety and land use concerns.
Fréchette effect and Habs reshaping Quebec politics
New Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette's CAQ surges in polls, with a nine-point boost since Legault's exit, now at 22% voting intentions, reshaping the election race.
Winnipeg Extortion Suspect Still at Large: Police
Winnipeg police report that one suspect in an extortion case remains at large after a second suspect was arrested in Ontario. Authorities urge public assistance.
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Calgary to Increase Pet Licensing Enforcement This Spring
Calgary peace officers will crack down on pet licensing this spring, reminding owners that a current license is the fastest way to reunite with a lost pet.
Toddler Injured in Manitoba Crash; RCMP Investigates
A two-vehicle crash on Ebb and Flow First Nation in Manitoba injured six people, including a toddler. RCMP is investigating the incident that occurred on May 16.
Four Teens Charged with Arson in Burstall Train Station Fire
Four teenagers face arson charges after a fire destroyed a former train station building in Burstall, Saskatchewan. The historic structure was completely gutted in the blaze.
Poilievre Campaigns for Canadian Unity in Alberta
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he will campaign across Alberta for Canadian unity ahead of a likely referendum, as 700,000 Albertans sign petitions for a vote on the province's place in Canada.
Smith Hopes Eby Attends Meeting 'At Least for the Boots'
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expresses hope that BC Premier David Eby will attend a premiers' meeting, even if only for a brief appearance, amid ongoing political tensions.
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Springhill Institution Lockdown Ends After Contraband Find
Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia has lifted a week-long lockdown following the discovery of contraband. The prison implemented strict security measures to address the situation.
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