Albertans Favor Staying in Canada, Survey Finds
A new Angus Reid survey reveals that a majority of Albertans would vote to remain part of Canada, highlighting enduring national unity despite regional tensions.
Category : Provincial Politics
NYC Mayor's Homeless Policy Sparks Outrage Over Encampments
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's policy restricting encampment clearances is drawing fierce criticism for public health and safety risks as tent cities expand across neighbourhoods.
Two Dead in Winnipeg St. Matthews House Fire
Winnipeg police confirm two fatalities following a devastating residential fire on Agnes Street in the St. Matthews area. The incident occurred on February 7, 2026, with emergency services responding to the scene.
N.B. MLA Second Candidate for PC Leadership Race
A New Brunswick MLA has officially entered the Progressive Conservative leadership contest, becoming the second confirmed candidate vying to succeed former leader Blaine Higgs.
Fatal House Fire in Napanee, Ontario Claims One Life
A tragic house fire in Napanee, Ontario has resulted in one fatality, with the Ontario Provincial Police and arson investigators now examining the scene to determine the cause of the blaze.
Alberta Recall Petition Rallies Gain Momentum Across Province
Organizers across Alberta staged coordinated rallies on Saturday to generate support for recall petitions targeting multiple MLAs, with campaigns reportedly gaining traction quickly amid political tensions.
Recall Petition Against MLA Nate Glubish Picks Up Steam
Organizers in Strathcona County report rapid signature collection for a recall petition targeting UCP Technology Minister Nate Glubish, citing growing public discontent.
Ontario Liberals to Choose New Leader on Nov. 21
The Ontario Liberal Party will announce its new leader on November 21, 2026, marking a pivotal moment for the party's future direction and political strategy in the province.
Rob Lantz Named P.E.I. Premier-Designate After Tory Leadership Win
Rob Lantz has been declared premier-designate of Prince Edward Island after winning the Progressive Conservative leadership convention in Charlottetown on February 7, 2026.
Alberta Premier Mulls DST Referendum After 2019 Survey
Alberta's premier is contemplating a referendum to end seasonal clock changes, following a 2019 survey where 91% of Albertans supported abolishing Daylight Saving Time shifts.
Rob Lantz Wins P.E.I. PC Leadership Race
Rob Lantz has secured victory in the Prince Edward Island Progressive Conservative leadership race and is poised to become the province's next premier following the convention in Charlottetown.
Quebec Municipalities Protest End of Experience Program
Multiple municipalities across Quebec have joined a protest movement denouncing the provincial government's decision to terminate the Quebec Experience Program, which provided valuable opportunities for residents.
Kelley: Marriage Stronger After Quebec Liberal Crisis
Jacques-Cartier MNA Gregory Kelley opens up about the mental toll of Quebec Liberal Party turmoil, his support for suspended wife Marwah Rizqy, and his political future in exclusive interview.
Sask. Mom Ticketed While Caring for Newborn, Calls It 'Bogus'
A Saskatchewan mother is challenging a parking ticket she received after pulling over to attend to her crying newborn, sparking debate about compassion in enforcement.
Ottawa Police Project Pantry Targets Poor in Centretown
An opinion piece critiques Ottawa Police's Project Pantry initiative, arguing tax dollars should address food insecurity rather than criminalize desperate residents stealing groceries.
Alberta Gun Show Fuels Separation Sentiment Among Firearms Enthusiasts
At the Camrose Gun Show, Alberta firearms collectors and veterans express strong support for separation from Canada, citing federal gun regulations and feelings of abandonment as key motivations.
UCP MLAs Support Alberta Separation Petition
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith reaffirms support for a united Canada while more than a dozen UCP MLAs are listed as supporters of a pro-separatist petition, highlighting internal party divisions.
Timmins Mayor Urges 'Think Big' Approach
Mayor Michelle Boileau emphasizes ambitious thinking and strategic growth for Timmins in her annual address to the Chamber of Commerce, outlining priorities for the city's future.
Regina and Yorkton Pass 2026 Budgets with Infrastructure Focus
Regina and Yorkton have approved their 2026 municipal budgets, prioritizing road and water infrastructure improvements. The Regina budget includes a 3.85% increase, raising average household costs by approximately $7.60 monthly.
UCP May Vote on Becoming Separatist Party, Challenging Federalist Roots
The United Conservative Party's leadership is contemplating a vote that could transform it into a separatist organization, marking a significant departure from its federalist origins established in 2017.
Tiny Fire Department Adds New Tanker for Water Response
The Tiny Fire Department in Ontario has acquired a new tanker truck to improve water delivery in areas lacking fire hydrants, enhancing emergency response capabilities for the community.
Ex-Montreal Mayor Plante Gets $6.5M After Leaving Office
A report reveals that former Montreal mayor Valerie Plante and other politicians were paid $6.5 million after their terms ended, raising questions about transition allowances and public accountability in municipal governance.
New Brunswick Drops X Over Content Safety Issues
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt announces the provincial government will cease routine communications on Elon Musk's X platform, citing harmful content and inadequate safeguards.
No Alcohol Hour Extensions Requested for Winter Games in Ottawa
The City of Ottawa has not received any applications to extend alcohol service hours during the Winter Games, maintaining current regulations for bars and restaurants.
Alberta's Political Identity: PC 2.0 to Progressive Tory Party
The political landscape in Alberta faces a significant transformation as Peter Guthrie revives the Progressive Conservative brand, sparking debates about party identity and conservative values in the province.
Alberta NDP Fails to Capitalize on UCP Weaknesses
Recent polling shows Albertans dissatisfied with province's direction and UCP's healthcare handling, yet NDP support declines as UCP maintains lead in voter intentions and fundraising.
Smith and Ford Lead Canadian Premiers in Fiscal Performance
A new Fraser Institute report ranks Canadian premiers on fiscal management, with Alberta's Danielle Smith and Ontario's Doug Ford leading the pack based on government spending, taxes, deficits, and debt.
CAQ Candidates Face Skepticism Over Change Promises
As the CAQ leadership race heats up, candidates Bernard Drainville and Christine Fréchette's pledges of change and dialogue with English-speaking Quebecers are met with deep skepticism given the party's track record.
Montreal Parties Miss Election Spending Deadline
Three of five Montreal mayoral parties missed the election spending report deadline, with only two submitting on time. One party received an extension while others face fines and eligibility consequences.
Alberta Municipalities Face $25B Infrastructure Deficit by 2026
The Rural Municipalities of Alberta president warns of a $25 billion infrastructure deficit by 2026, highlighting critical funding gaps for roads, bridges, and utilities across the province.
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