MLA Hon Chan Booted from Conservative Caucus Over Charges
Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan has been expelled from the B.C. Conservative caucus after being charged with assault, choking, and uttering threats related to a January 2024 incident.
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Alberta Municipalities Challenge Premier on Funding and Infrastructure
Alberta municipal leaders, including Bonnyville's mayor, pressed Premier Danielle Smith on stagnant Family Community Support Services funding and urgent infrastructure upgrades during a leaders' caucus meeting in Edmonton.
B.C. Conservative MLA Ousted Over Criminal Charges
British Columbia Conservative MLA HOn Chan has been removed from the party caucus following serious criminal charges, marking a significant political development in the province.
Ex-Quebec Minister Éric Caire to Leave Politics Post-Election
Éric Caire, former CAQ minister for cybersecurity and digital technology, confirms he will not seek re-election and will depart politics following the upcoming provincial election in Quebec.
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Alberta Separatists Face Rural Address Signature Hurdle
Alberta's separatist movement encounters administrative challenges collecting 177,732 petition signatures as rural residents' PO box addresses on IDs complicate verification requirements ahead of May deadline.
Montreal Mayor's Plea After Homeless Deaths: 'Do Better'
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada broke down in tears as she announced the deaths of two unhoused individuals, calling for urgent action from all levels of government to address the homeless crisis.
Manitoba Grocery Tax Cuts: Details and Shopper Views
Manitoba plans to reduce taxes on select food items in its upcoming budget, offering potential relief for shoppers. This article explores the specifics of the cuts and gathers reactions from consumers across the province.
Five-Alarm Fire Erupts in East-End Montreal, Firefighters Respond
Montreal firefighters are battling a significant five-alarm blaze in the city's east end. The fire, which broke out early Wednesday morning, has drawn a large emergency response as crews work to contain the flames and ensure public safety.
Attack Ads Target Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow Seven Months Before Election
ABC Toronto launches aggressive advertising campaign criticizing Mayor Olivia Chow's record on taxes, crime, and city services ahead of the October mayoral election.
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Manitoba Budget to Cut Grocery Taxes, Easing Food Costs
Manitobans may soon see lower prices at checkout as the province plans tax reductions on select food items in its upcoming budget, providing financial relief amid rising living expenses.
Crossing Guard Death Sparks Outcry Over Speed Cameras
The fatal hit-and-run of a crossing guard in Barrhaven has ignited public anger, with letters blaming the removal of speed cameras for increased risks near schools. Critics argue this policy shift prioritizes cars over pedestrian safety.
Abbotsford Homeless Camps on Provincial Land Spark Safety Debate
A fatal shooting at a homeless encampment in Abbotsford has intensified scrutiny over safety and management of camps on provincially owned land, highlighting broader issues of vulnerability and crime.
Kenney to Debate Separatist Advocate on Alberta Independence
Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney will face separatist advocate Keith Wilson in two debates in May, ahead of a potential independence referendum in October.
Eby's Secretive Declaration Act Amendments Create Political Trap
British Columbia Premier David Eby faces mounting criticism over confidential plans to amend the Declaration Act following a court ruling that overturned mineral claims. The leaked proposals reveal efforts to limit judicial intervention.
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Alberta UCP Recall Petitions Fall Short of Threshold
Four separate recall petition efforts targeting United Conservative Party members in Alberta have failed to gather enough signatures, preventing any potential by-elections.
Jason Kenney to Join Alberta Separation Debates
Former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney is set to participate in upcoming discussions on provincial separation, marking a significant political development in Western Canada.
Ex-B.C. Minister Runs for Vancouver Council, Proposes UBC Integration
Former B.C. Liberal cabinet minister Moira Stilwell announces her candidacy for Vancouver city council, proposing to incorporate the University of British Columbia into the city's boundaries to boost economic innovation.
Alberta Committee Recommends Phillip Peters as Next Auditor General
An Alberta legislative committee has voted to recommend Phillip Peters as the province's next auditor general, sparking partisan disagreement over his qualifications and the handling of ongoing investigations.
Edmonton Firefighters at Multi-Family Building Scene
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services are currently on scene at a multi-family residential building in Edmonton. The incident was reported on March 25, 2026, with emergency crews responding to the situation.
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Phillip Peters Recommended as Alberta Auditor General
An Edmonton committee has formally recommended Phillip Peters to succeed Wylie as Alberta's auditor general, a key appointment for provincial oversight and financial accountability.
RCMP Probe Involving Former Calgary Mayor, Councillors
The RCMP is investigating a complaint connected to former Calgary mayor Jyoti Gondek, current Ward 10 Councillor Andre Chabot, and former councillor Sean Chu, according to CTV News sources.
Saskatchewan NDP Pushes for PST Cut on Prepared Foods
The Saskatchewan NDP is urging the provincial government to eliminate the provincial sales tax on ready-to-eat foods, citing affordability concerns and following Manitoba's recent policy change.
Saskatchewan NDP Calls for PST Cut on Prepared Foods
The Saskatchewan NDP is pushing the provincial government to eliminate PST on ready-to-eat foods, citing Manitoba's recent move as inspiration to ease cost-of-living pressures.
Quebec Minister: Fire Air Canada CEO Over French Issue
Quebec's Simon Jolin-Barrette calls for Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau's dismissal, citing his unilingual response to a crash as 'contempt' towards francophones.
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Nova Scotia Spending Bill Vote Delayed After Protests
A late-night vote on Nova Scotia's spending bill was postponed following protests from the public gallery, highlighting tensions in the provincial legislature.
Seattle Expands Homeless Shelters for World Cup, Vancouver Holds Steady
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, Seattle is accelerating shelter expansion with 500 interim beds, while Vancouver maintains existing services despite advocacy calls for increased support.
Kinew Links Iran War to Gas Price Spike in Canada
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew connects the conflict in Iran to increased fuel costs in Canada, calling it a 'dumb war' as his government tables its 2026 budget.
Poll: Ontarians Oppose Ford's Freedom of Information Changes
A recent poll reveals widespread opposition among Ontarians to proposed changes to freedom of information laws by the Ford government, highlighting concerns over transparency and accountability.
London Mayor Abandons Homebuyer Plan, Seeks Council Options
Mayor Josh Morgan has withdrawn a homebuyer incentive announced in his 2026 State of the City Address and is now exploring alternative housing solutions that could gain council approval.
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Quebec's Milliard May Avert Third Referendum, Political Future Analyzed
Charles Milliard, the new Quebec Liberal leader with business background, faces dual challenge of rebuilding party and potentially leading 'No' campaign against separatist referendum push.
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