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.
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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Mayor Josh Morgan has withdrawn a homebuyer incentive announced in his 2026 State of the City Address and is now exploring alternative housing solutions that could gain council approval.
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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Smith Under Fire Over Carney Pipeline Negotiations
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces criticism from supporters over pipeline negotiations with Prime Minister Mark Carney, with concerns about missed deadlines and trust in Ottawa.
Toronto Hero Honored Posthumously After Fatal Rescue in Fire
Matthew Zdybal, a Toronto resident, will be posthumously honored for his courageous attempt to rescue a mother and son from a devastating house fire in the city's east end in January 2021.
Copper Cat Sculpture from Saudi Arabia Sparks Alberta Debate
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces scrutiny over a copper cat sculpture gift from Saudi Arabia, valued at $80, not gold worth $700,000, amid political accusations.
Nova Scotia Budget Nears Final Approval Stage
The Nova Scotia government is pushing its budget close to the finish line, with Finance Minister John Lohr leading the effort amid broader national political and economic discussions.
Manitoba Budget: No PST on Groceries, $498M Deficit
Premier Wab Kinew's Manitoba budget eliminates PST on groceries, aiming to aid families, while projecting a $498 million deficit for 2026, with key priorities outlined for the province's future.
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One Hospitalized After House Fire in Northeast Edmonton
A house fire in northeast Edmonton on Monday night resulted in one person being taken to the hospital. Edmonton Fire Rescue Services responded to the incident, with details on the cause and condition of the individual still under investigation.
Police Chief Backs Funding for 24/7 Homeless Shelter in North Bay
North Bay's police chief supports urgent funding efforts to keep a temporary homeless shelter open 24/7, as financial constraints threaten to reduce its hours starting in May, highlighting community safety concerns.
Ford Seeks More Provincial Say in Federal Judge Appointments
Premier Doug Ford has united with counterparts from Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Quebec to demand enhanced provincial authority in federal judicial appointments, citing public safety concerns.
Alberta NDP Accuses UCP of Delaying Forever Canadian Committee
Alberta's NDP alleges the UCP government is intentionally delaying a committee on the Forever Canadian petition, with Deputy Leader Rakhi Pancholi speaking out on Alberta Primetime about the political tactics.
Golden Cat Statue Sparks Heated Alberta Legislature Debate
A controversial gold-colored cat statue has become the center of a political clash in Alberta's legislature, with lawmakers engaging in a heated debate over its symbolism and cost.
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RCMP Probes Complaint Linked to Calgary Councillor
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is investigating a complaint connected to at least one Calgary city councillor, with details emerging amid ongoing political scrutiny.
Ex-CAQ Minister Targets La Peltrie for Quebec Conservatives
A former CAQ minister has aligned with the Quebec Conservative Party, seeking election in La Peltrie. This political shift highlights evolving dynamics in Quebec's legislature ahead of future electoral contests.
Sarnia Councillor Refuses Apology for Indigenous Remarks
Sarnia Councillor Bill Dennis, speaking from Florida, has refused to apologize for comments considered offensive to the Indigenous community, stating he would 'never in a million years' do so.
PQ Leader Says Billions in Infrastructure Savings Achievable
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon asserts that Quebec could save several billion dollars through more efficient infrastructure spending, as detailed in a recent legislative address.
Ex-CAQ Minister Switches to Conservatives, Gains Seat
Maïte Blanchette Vézina, a former Coalition Avenir Québec cabinet minister, has defected to the Quebec Conservatives, providing the party with its first seat in the legislature and boosting its visibility ahead of the fall election.
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Ottawa Police Boost Patrols in ByWard Market, Downtown Spring 2026
Ottawa Police will deploy additional officers to the ByWard Market and downtown core starting this spring to enhance public safety and address community concerns.
Eby's 'Hoodie-Gate' Sparks Debate on MLA Attire and Qualifications
B.C. Premier David Eby's criticism of an MLA's casual hoodie has ignited a heated discussion about fashion standards in politics and the appropriateness of such public remarks.
Amherstburg Duplex Fire Sends Four to Hospital
A duplex fire in Amherstburg, Ontario, has resulted in four individuals being hospitalized. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze, which occurred on March 24, 2026.
Manitoba to Deliver Provincial Budget on Tuesday
The Manitoba government is set to unveil its annual budget this Tuesday, outlining fiscal priorities and spending plans for the province amid ongoing economic considerations.
Smith's Changing Approach to Alberta Separatism Examined
Analysis of Premier Danielle Smith's evolving position on Alberta separatism, examining policy changes, business concerns, and foreign interference threats surrounding the independence debate.
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London's Boiler Costs Hit $11M as District Energy Cuts Off Buildings
The City of London faces a steep $11 million price tag to install new boilers in municipal buildings after being disconnected from the London District Energy system, highlighting infrastructure challenges.
London's Boiler Costs Hit $10M as District Energy Cuts Off Buildings
The City of London faces a $10 million expense to install boilers in municipal buildings disconnected from the London District Energy system, highlighting infrastructure challenges and budget pressures.
Vancouver to Cut Seasonal Beach Lifeguards, Save $600K
The Vancouver Park Board announces plans to eliminate seasonal lifeguard positions at beaches, projecting annual savings of up to $600,000, amid budget adjustments.
Missed Collaboration in Lytton Rebuild: Auditor Report
B.C. Auditor General's report finds provincial and federal governments missed opportunities to collaborate with Indigenous communities during Lytton's post-fire reconstruction, creating tensions.
Alberta Municipalities Face Rising Costs for Firefighter Paramedics
Alberta municipalities may see increased expenses for integrated firefighter paramedic services, impacting local budgets and emergency response funding across the province.
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Manitoba Budget Targets Property Tax Relief for Residents
The Manitoba government's upcoming budget will introduce measures to ease the pressure from increasing property taxes, as announced by Premier Wab Kinew and Finance Minister Adrien Sala.
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