Bernard Drainville urges the Coalition Avenir Québec to restrict leadership voting to Canadian citizens, citing concerns over non-citizen influence. The party says it hasn't seen a surge in membership requests from temporary residents.
The Government of Ontario has announced a significant funding increase for Windsor, providing nearly $1 million more annually through the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund to help offset provincial system costs.
The SAAQ has suspended operations at its Place Vertu outlet in Montreal due to an administrative investigation prompted by client reports. Customers are being redirected to other locations.
British Columbia Premier David Eby visited Tumbler Ridge following a mass shooting that left eight dead, describing the community's response as both horrifying and inspirational while promising a thorough investigation.
A Toronto winter respite centre will close early due to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but city officials confirm alternative arrangements will ensure unhoused individuals are not left without shelter during the event.
Montreal's plan to eliminate 250 white-collar positions faces union criticism over lack of consultation and potential impact on residents, despite city assurances that direct services will remain unaffected.
Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette dismisses calls to delay Quebec's proposed written constitution until after the next election, defending the plan as in the collective interest despite opposition criticism.
The Ontario government has officially announced $25 million in funding for Windsor, with Mayor Drew Dilkens committing to use the money wisely for community projects.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith orders flags lowered for seven days as province mourns with British Columbia community after mass shooting that left nine dead and 27 injured at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School.
A tragic snowmobile accident in Northern New Brunswick has resulted in two fatalities, with RCMP investigating the collision amid ongoing winter conditions.
London's city council has endorsed a plan to adjust the criteria for opening warming shelters, aiming to provide more flexible and responsive support during extreme cold weather events.
Long-serving St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston has announced his retirement, marking the end of an era for the southwestern Ontario municipality. The announcement was made on February 10, 2026.
As the B.C. Legislature reconvenes, a political analyst assesses that Premier David Eby lacks the necessary winning conditions to call an early provincial election, citing current political dynamics.
The Sarnia Police Services Board has launched a renewed effort to advance plans for a new headquarters, citing urgent operational needs and aging infrastructure.
A former deputy premier of Alberta has publicly criticized Premier Danielle Smith, accusing her of being 'hellbent' on pursuing a separation referendum, sparking debate on provincial sovereignty.
An adjudicator ruled Alberta's government violated access to information laws by refusing to release Alberta Next survey results to Postmedia, ordering disclosure of hundreds of pages.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith forecasts substantial budget deficits but firmly rejects tax increases and deep spending cuts, outlining her government's fiscal strategy.
Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski emphasizes urgency in securing federal funds, stressing that delays could impact city projects and services as budget pressures mount.
The mayor of Renfrew County has been penalized with a 180-day salary suspension following findings of bullying, harassment, and misuse of strong mayor powers in Ontario.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford reaffirms that American alcohol will not be sold in LCBO stores, addressing Trump's comments on tariffs and the Gordie Howe Bridge.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford acknowledges discussions about a potential early federal election have occurred with the Prime Minister but minimizes their significance amid ongoing political speculation.
A Moncton anti-crime coalition disputes RCMP's safety claims after a downtown business break-in, highlighting ongoing concerns about property crime in New Brunswick's urban center.
Recent polling shows 29% of Albertans support separation, matching Quebec's separatist sentiment. Analysis explores political infrastructure differences and federal responses.
Azim Jiwani, former chief of staff to John Rustad, argues the BC Conservative Party needs new leadership to maintain momentum after its remarkable transformation from fringe movement to Official Opposition.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expresses disappointment after the Alberta Teachers' Association removed country singer Paul Brandt from a convention speaking lineup.
The B.C. Green Party has terminated its cooperation agreement with the NDP government, creating political uncertainty. Despite this, experts suggest Premier David Eby is unlikely to force an early election.
Alberta's Minister of Tourism and Sport, Andrew Boitchenko, states he has not signed a petition calling for a provincial separation vote, addressing political speculation.
The B.C. Greens have officially terminated their cooperation agreement with the NDP government, citing unmet commitments on health centers and transit. Premier David Eby had indicated talks were ongoing just minutes before the announcement.
The B.C. Green Party has announced it will not renew its confidence-and-supply agreement with the NDP, citing stalled progress and undelivered commitments on key issues.
Rob Lantz has been officially sworn in as the 34th premier of Prince Edward Island during a ceremony at Government House in Charlottetown, marking a new chapter in provincial leadership.