Sask. NDP Leader Calls for Federal Energy Policy Rethink
Saskatchewan NDP leader Carla Beck has publicly criticized the federal NDP's energy policies under new leader Avi Lewis, emphasizing a focus on provincial issues in a recent letter.
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Sask. MLA Denies Turning Public Dollars into Private Profit
A Saskatchewan Party MLA has firmly denied allegations of converting public funds into private profit, sparking debate over government accountability and financial transparency in the province.
Western NDP Leaders Distance from New Federal Leader
Premier David Eby and other Western NDP leaders express cautious support for new federal NDP leader Avi Lewis, highlighting policy disagreements on energy and past leadership race tensions.
Nenshi Slams Avi Lewis's Energy Views as Harmful to Alberta
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi has publicly condemned activist Avi Lewis's stance on energy, arguing it undermines the province's economic interests and fails to align with Alberta's priorities.
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Arizona Vetoes Charlie Kirk Highway, Citing Politics
Arizona officials have vetoed a highway proposal associated with Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, attributing the decision to political considerations rather than infrastructure needs.
Yuri Fulmer Makes Deal with Dallas Brodie in B.C. Conservative Race
Capilano University chancellor Yuri Fulmer has forged a strategic agreement with OneBC leader Dallas Brodie to consolidate right-wing support in the B.C. Conservative leadership contest. The pact aims to prevent vote-splitting against the NDP in upcoming
Amherstburg Gets $838K for Industrial Park Job Prep
The Town of Amherstburg receives $838,000 in provincial funding to prepare its industrial park for future job creation, announced by MPP Anthony Leardi on March 30, 2026.
Family Urges Montreal Police to Resume Search for Missing Teen
The family of 18-year-old Hassoun Choui, missing since falling through ice on Rivière-des-Prairies, calls on Montreal police to resume water search efforts.
Alberta Changes Legislation on Petitions and Recalls
Alberta's government has introduced significant legislative changes affecting citizen initiative petitions and recall processes, with grassroots organizers planning rallies to demonstrate public support.
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Groups Demand Resignation of Quebec Minister Chantal Rouleau
Community organizations in Montreal are calling for the resignation of CAQ minister Chantal Rouleau, citing concerns over her performance and policies.
Calgary Water Restrictions Could Lift by Thursday
Calgary residents could see water restrictions lifted as early as Thursday, with city crews finalizing repairs on a critical feeder main. Officials report significant progress, though caution remains until systems are fully restored.
Winnipeg Aims to Improve Disaster Debris Response Post-Storms
Following extreme weather incidents like the 2019 early winter storm, Winnipeg is developing strategies to better handle fallen trees, power lines, and other debris to protect residents and infrastructure.
Ford's Water Glass Joke with Carney Goes Viral at Housing Event
A lighthearted moment between Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney during a housing announcement in Toronto has captured public attention, sparking mixed reactions online.
Amherstburg Councillor Cleared of Conduct Breach Allegations
Amherstburg Town Council has concluded that Councillor Linden Crain, the youngest elected official in the town's history, did not violate the municipal Code of Conduct following a thorough review.
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Fulmer Enters 'Unite the Right' Deal in BC Conservative Race
Yuri Fulmer, a candidate for the BC Conservative Party leadership, has entered into a strategic 'unite the right' agreement with rival Brodie, aiming to consolidate support ahead of the upcoming leadership contest.
Quebec Solidaire Makes Housing Top Election Priority
Quebec Solidaire announces housing as its primary focus for the next election, aiming to address affordability and accessibility issues across the province.
NWT Premier Forecasts Economic Turnaround in Canada's Far North
Premier R.J. Simpson expresses optimism as Canada's renewed Arctic security and resource focus brings infrastructure investments and attention to the Northwest Territories, offsetting declines in diamond mining and oil production.
Windsor Fire Investigates Early-Morning Wyandotte Street Blaze
The Windsor Fire Department is actively investigating a fire that broke out in the early hours at a commercial building on Wyandotte Street West. Authorities have not yet determined the cause of the suspicious incident.
Toronto's Municipal Grocery Store Plan Faces Criticism
Toronto City Council's approval of a pilot project for four government-run grocery stores sparks debate over feasibility, with critics questioning higher operating costs and efficiency compared to private sector alternatives.
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P.E.I. Premier Asks for Probe into Former Minister
Premier Rob Lantz has formally asked the conflict of interest commissioner to investigate a former cabinet minister removed for a serious error in judgment, highlighting accountability concerns.
OPP Adjusts Jurisdictional Boundaries in Algonquin Park
The Ontario Provincial Police have announced a restructuring of detachment jurisdictions within Algonquin Provincial Park to enhance operational efficiency and resource allocation for law enforcement.
Smith Defends MLA's Separatist Petition Support, Urges Diverse Debate
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith welcomes diverse opinions after an MLA supported a separatist petition, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue in the legislature.
Nova Scotia Budget Cuts Cost Woman Her Job
Holly Nauss, a jewelry maker from Nova Scotia, has lost her job due to provincial budget reductions. Her story highlights the personal impact of government fiscal decisions on small businesses and artisans.
Nenshi Criticizes Federal NDP After Lewis Leadership Victory
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi distances his party from federal counterpart Avi Lewis, citing policy differences and past criticism of Alberta's NDP government.
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Montreal Police Suspend Search for Teen on River Ice
Montreal authorities have suspended the search for a teenager who fell through the ice on Rivière-des-Prairies. The incident highlights the dangers of unstable ice conditions during seasonal transitions.
Halifax Firefighters Battle Bedford Strip Mall Blaze
Halifax fire crews responded to a significant fire at a strip mall in the Hogan Court area of Bedford, Nova Scotia, on March 29, 2026. The incident required extensive resources to control the flames.
Kenosee Superslides Demolition Nears End, Memories Remain
The dismantling of the former Kenosee Superslides site, ordered by provincial authorities, is almost finished, evoking strong memories among former employees and local residents who recall its vibrant past.
‘Fight Ford’ Protests Sweep Ontario Including Ottawa
Widespread demonstrations against Premier Doug Ford's policies erupted across Ontario, with significant turnout in Ottawa. Protesters voiced concerns over healthcare, education, and environmental issues.
Saskatchewan Speaker Warns MLAs Over Heckling in Legislature
Speaker Todd Goudy interrupted proceedings to address persistent heckling and name-calling during question period, emphasizing the need for decorum in the legislative assembly.
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Gilles Arsenault Removed from P.E.I. Cabinet by Premier
In a significant political development, Premier Dennis King has removed Gilles Arsenault from the Prince Edward Island cabinet. The decision, announced on March 28, 2026, marks a notable shift in the provincial government's leadership structure.
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