Montreal's $25M Roadwork Redo: Sidewalks Block Revamp
Discover why Montreal's controversial roadwork project faces another costly redesign as new sidewalks clash with major boulevard transformation plans.
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Dutch Election Stunner: Far-Right Ties With D66
In a dramatic political showdown, Geert Wilders' far-right PVV party and the centrist D66 are locked in a dead heat in the Dutch parliamentary elections, setting the stage for complex coalition negotiations.
Young Quebecers Fuel Sovereignty Movement Revival
Young Quebecers are breathing new life into the sovereignty movement, with recent polls showing surprising support among 18-34 year olds who see independence as key to their future.
Young Quebec sovereigntists revive movement digitally
A new generation of tech-savvy Quebec sovereigntists is using social media and digital organizing to revitalize the aging independence movement, bringing fresh energy and modern tactics to the decades-old cause.
Canada United: 30 Years After Quebec Referendum Poll
New polling data reveals a significant shift in Canadian identity, with most citizens viewing Canada as a single nation 30 years after the contentious Quebec sovereignty referendum.
Canada's Three Solitudes: 30 Years After Quebec Vote
Thirty years after Quebec's near-separation vote, Canada faces new fractures beyond French-English divides. Discover how regional alienation, political polarization, and demographic shifts are reshaping national unity.
Doug Ford's Greenbelt Move Catches American Political Eye
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's controversial Greenbelt policy reversal has drawn unexpected attention from American political elites, signaling growing cross-border interest in Canadian environmental politics.
Tim Dolighan's Political Cartoon Takes Aim at Government
Renowned Canadian cartoonist Tim Dolighan delivers another sharp political commentary through his October 31st, 2025 cartoon, offering biting satire on current government affairs.
New Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas and Council Sworn In
Calgary witnesses historic leadership transition as Mayor Jeromy Farkas and diverse new city council are sworn in, promising transformative change for Alberta's largest city.
Montreal Mayoral Race Tightens in New Poll
Exclusive polling data reveals a dramatic shift in Montreal's mayoral race as Balarama Holness closes the gap on frontrunner Denis Coderre. Discover the key factors driving this political showdown.
Vancouver councillor defends attendance amid Okanagan property buy
Vancouver city councillor Peter Meiszner addresses concerns about his council attendance after selling his local home and buying property in the Okanagan, insisting his commitment to Vancouver remains strong.
Vancouver rejects lowering voting age to 16
Vancouver City Council has voted against a proposal to lower the municipal voting age to 16, dealing a blow to youth advocacy groups and progressive councillors who argued young people deserve a voice in decisions affecting their future.
Montreal Mayor Quiz: Find Your Political Match
Take our interactive quiz to see which Montreal mayoral candidate aligns with your views on housing, transportation, environment and urban development.
Trump's Canada Feud: Temporary Storm or Lasting Damage?
As tensions flare between Donald Trump and Canadian officials, experts analyze whether this political confrontation signals lasting damage or just another temporary squall in Canada-U.S. relations.
Trump Attacks Bill Gates Over Climate Change Policies
Former President Donald Trump launches fresh attacks on climate change initiatives, targeting Bill Gates and green energy policies in recent campaign speech. Analysis of political implications and environmental debate.
Cruz Stuns With 'Liberal' Label for MTG in Senate Clash
In a surprising Senate floor moment, Ted Cruz praised Marjorie Taylor Greene's 'very liberal' position on government spending, creating confusion and backlash among political observers.
Calgary's New Mayor and Council Sworn In
History unfolds in Calgary as Jyoti Gondek becomes the city's first female mayor, leading a diverse new council through a ceremonial swearing-in ceremony at the Jack Singer Concert Hall.
Edmonton's New Diverse Council Sworn In
Edmonton welcomes its most diverse city council in history with a mix of experienced veterans and groundbreaking new faces ready to tackle urban challenges.
Calgary to get 2 new provincial ridings after population boom
Calgary's explosive population growth triggers electoral boundary commission recommendation for two additional provincial ridings, reshaping Alberta's political landscape ahead of 2027 election.
Manitoba Politicians Clash in 'Waah Waah' Debate Drama
Manitoba's legislative session descended into chaos as NDP and PC politicians exchanged heated words over mocking 'waah waah' sounds during bill debate, sparking controversy over parliamentary decorum.
Edmonton's Diverse New Council Sworn In
Edmonton welcomes its most diverse city council in history as Mayor Amarjeet Sohi and new council members are sworn in during a vibrant multicultural ceremony at City Hall.
Trump: Climate Change is Hoax After Gates Comments
Former President Donald Trump seizes on Bill Gates' remarks about clean energy costs to declare climate change concerns a 'hoax,' igniting fresh debate over environmental policy and renewable energy transition.
Quebec Doctors Exodus: 20% Plan to Leave Over Pay Changes
Exclusive investigation reveals nearly 20% of physicians at Montreal's Queen Elizabeth Health Complex plan to quit Quebec due to controversial compensation reforms, sparking healthcare crisis fears.
Alberta Unions Reveal Strategic Strike Plan
Alberta's largest public sector unions reveal coordinated strike strategy targeting government operations after contract negotiations stall, affecting 80,000 workers.
Ex-Minister's $1.3M Could Launch New Alberta Party
Exclusive: Thomas Lukaszuk reveals his $1.3 million war chest and potential plans to launch a new political movement in Alberta, challenging the current political establishment.
Ford demands apology from U.S. ambassador over remarks
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for U.S. Ambassador David Cohen to apologize for controversial comments comparing Canadian political attention to unstable cheese on a cracker during Trump shooting coverage.
BC Premier threatens early election over power line bill
British Columbia's Premier issues ultimatum: Pass the contentious electricity bill for Northern communities or face an early provincial election this fall.
456K-Signature Petition Fights Canadian Political Division
A grassroots Canadian movement protesting political divisiveness has gained overwhelming support, with nearly half a million citizens signing a petition calling for national unity.
Montreal Mayoral Hopefuls Defy Poll Numbers
Despite trailing significantly in recent polls, Montreal's mayoral contenders remain confident about their chances as election day approaches. Discover why these candidates believe they can still secure victory.
Calgary Council's First 90 Days: Rezoning & Budget
Explore how Calgary's new city council tackled controversial blanket rezoning repeal and navigated tough budget decisions in their transformative first three months.
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