Toronto Family Day 2026: What's Open and Closed (15.02.2026)
A comprehensive overview of services, businesses, and public facilities operating or closed for Family Day 2026 in Toronto, helping residents plan their holiday activities effectively.
Category : Provincial Politics
Rustad Will Not Run for B.C. Conservative Leadership
B.C. Conservative Leader John Rustad announces he will not seek the party's leadership after careful consideration, citing personal reflection on his political future.
Barrie Family Day 2026: Events and Local News Updates
A comprehensive look at Family Day activities in Barrie, including community events, safety incidents, and regional news affecting residents in 2026.
B.C. Official: Provincial Deficit 'Unsustainable' Before Budget
A British Columbia official declares the province's deficit unsustainable as the government prepares to table its budget on Tuesday, highlighting fiscal challenges.
London Family Day 2026: Open and Closed Services Guide
A detailed overview of what businesses, services, and facilities are open or closed in London, Ontario, for Family Day Monday in 2026, helping residents plan their holiday activities effectively.
Quebec's Missing February Holiday: No Family Day
Quebec stands out as the only province without a February statutory holiday like Family Day. Experts cite lack of public demand and economic considerations as key factors.
Kitchener Family Day 2026: What's Open and Closed
A detailed overview of operating hours for municipal services, businesses, and facilities in Kitchener during the Family Day holiday in August 2026, helping residents plan their long weekend activities effectively.
André Fortin to Speak for Quebec Liberal Party Leader
Quebec Liberal MNA André Fortin has been designated to deliver a significant address on behalf of the party leader, highlighting his role in legislative initiatives like organ donor reform.
Nova Scotia Premier's Co-Chair Appointed Judge
The Nova Scotia government has appointed a two-time campaign co-chair for the premier as a new judge, raising questions about political influence in judicial selections.
Alberta Premier's Judicial Threats Spark Democratic Concerns
Letters to the editor highlight fears over Premier Danielle Smith's threats to defund the judiciary, warning of democratic erosion and impacts on vulnerable groups in Alberta.
Tumbler Ridge Mourns as Leaders Unite After School Shooting
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre set aside political differences to attend a vigil in Tumbler Ridge, where a mass shooting claimed eight lives. The community gathered to honor victims and hear stories of heroism from the t
Calgary Fire Investigation Underway After Northeast Blaze
Fire crews responded to a structure fire on Temple Close N.E. in Calgary's northeast. An investigation is ongoing as authorities work to determine the cause and extent of the damage.
Alberta Separatism Debate Intensifies Amid Poll Revelations
The debate over Alberta independence has reached fever pitch, with new polls showing 33% support separation while 54% oppose it. Political figures warn of economic and social consequences.
Political Leaders Visit Tumbler Ridge While Locals Grieve Privately
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre visited Tumbler Ridge after a mass shooting, but the community maintained distance, preferring private mourning over political spectacle.
Charles Milliard Acclaimed Quebec Liberal Leader
Charles Milliard becomes the new leader of the Quebec Liberal Party by acclamation after no other candidates met the deadline. The 46-year-old former business federation president faces challenges ahead.
Charles Milliard: 5 Facts About Quebec Liberal Leader
Charles Milliard, newly acclaimed Quebec Liberal Party leader, aims to rebuild trust with transparency. Learn about his background, political views, and challenges ahead.
Kenney Battles Separatism Without Premier Role
Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney continues to vocally oppose separatist movements, contrasting with current leadership's approach and highlighting the risks of external engagement.
Nova Scotia NDP Blames Secret Spending for Deficit
Nova Scotia's NDP leader Claudia Chender criticizes closed-door government expenditures as the cause of a billion-dollar deficit, highlighting transparency issues in provincial finances.
Edmonton School Site Sales Invalid, Residents Denied Voice
A judicial review found Edmonton's sale of surplus school sites below market value procedurally unfair, denying residents their legal right to be heard at public hearings.
Alberta Premier Smith Denies Separatist Petition Signature
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith clarifies she has not signed any separatist petition, addressing speculation amid ongoing political discussions in the province.
Flags at Half-Mast in Windsor for B.C. Shooting Victims
Windsor, Ontario, has lowered flags to half-mast in a solemn tribute to the eight victims of the tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, as the community grieves.
Snowplow Crash in Truro, N.S., Fatal Accident Ruled Unintentional
A tragic snowplow incident in Truro, Nova Scotia, resulting in the death of a woman has been officially classified as an accident by authorities, with no criminal charges filed.
Calgary Firefighters Extinguish Northwest Shed Fire, Probe Ongoing
Calgary fire crews responded to an early morning shed fire on Bow Crescent N.W. on February 13, 2026. Investigators are now working to determine the cause of the blaze that was swiftly contained.
Ottawa Library Spends $900K on 6-Month Lease Extension
The Ottawa Public Library is investing $900,000 to extend the lease of its main branch for an additional six months, ensuring continued public access while long-term plans are finalized.
House Fire in Alliston Hospitalizes Woman, Investigation Underway
A residential fire on Renaissance Point in Alliston, Ontario, resulted in a woman being hospitalized. BarrieNewsOFM is investigating the early morning blaze that occurred on February 13, 2026.
Milliard Takes Helm of Quebec Liberals, Faces Major Challenges
Charles Milliard becomes Quebec Liberal Party leader, facing hurdles like low name recognition, rebuilding the party's reputation after scandals, and expanding support beyond Montreal ahead of the upcoming election.
Quebec Liberal Leadership Deadline Passes, Charles Milliard Favored
The application deadline for the Quebec Liberal Party leadership has officially closed, with candidate Charles Milliard widely seen as the leading contender in the race to lead the provincial opposition.
B.C. Throne Speech Canceled After Tumbler Ridge Tragedy
The British Columbia government canceled its throne speech to focus on the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, which left eight dead and shocked the province.
B.C. Throne Speech Replaced, Eby Outlines Government Plans
British Columbia's throne speech was replaced with a statement on the Tumbler Ridge tragedy, but Premier David Eby still briefed on budget softening and Indigenous rights law amendments.
B.C. Throne Speech Cancelled, Dedicated to Tumbler Ridge
The traditional B.C. throne speech outlining government priorities was cancelled in favour of a solemn address dedicated to the community of Tumbler Ridge following a mass shooting tragedy.
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