Montreal Police Search for Teen Missing After Ice Fall
Montreal police are continuing their search for a teenager who fell through the ice on the Rivière des Prairies, with water tactical units deployed in the rescue effort.
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Quebec Premier Legault Defends Interventionist Policy for Jefo
Quebec Premier Francois Legault publicly supports Jefo Nutrition Inc., defending his government's interventionist economic approach to bolster local businesses and jobs in Saint-Hyacinthe.
MLA's Service Questioned Amid Criminal Charges
Richmond MLA Hon Chan faces assault charges while remaining in office, raising questions about effective representation during legal proceedings.
UCP Picks Insider Phillip Peters as Auditor General Amid Scandal
The UCP-dominated committee has chosen Phillip Peters, a nine-year veteran of the auditor general's office, to replace Doug Wylie. This appointment aims to expedite the crucial report on health procurement scandals involving private clinics and children's
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UCP MLA Pushes Alberta Separation Referendum, Premier Stands Firm
Alberta's parliamentary secretary for constitutional affairs, Jason Stephan, calls for a separation referendum, stating it would be 'good for Alberta,' while the premier reiterates previous positions on the issue.
Ontario Opposition Fears Fast-Tracked Omnibus Budget Bill
The Ontario opposition expresses concerns that Premier Doug Ford's government may expedite its omnibus budget bill through the legislature, limiting debate and scrutiny on significant fiscal measures.
Premier Houston Returns to Legislative Heat After Texas Trip
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston returns from a Texas visit to confront heated debates and political challenges in the provincial legislature, amid ongoing scrutiny over his leadership and policy decisions.
Alberta Minister Breached Election Law in Recall Petition Response
An investigation reveals Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally violated election laws in his official response to a recall petition, with findings released in March 2026.
School Bus and Truck Collide in Sudbury, No Injuries Reported
A school bus carrying 10 students collided with a truck on Regent Street South in Sudbury around 8:45 a.m. Friday. Authorities confirm no injuries, with an investigation ongoing into the cause of the crash.
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Montreal Police Resume Search for Man Who Fell Through Ice
Emergency crews continue search operations after a young man fell through the ice on Rivière des Prairies. The incident occurred on Thursday, March 26, 2026.
Ontario's 2026 Budget Gets Mixed Reviews
The Ford government's 2026 budget has drawn praise for economic investments but criticism over cuts to supervised drug consumption sites, with business and health groups offering divergent perspectives.
Windsor Mayor Applauds Ontario Budget for Hospital, Interchange Plans
Mayor Drew Dilkens welcomes the 2026 Ontario budget's focus on a new hospital and 401 interchange in Windsor, highlighting potential benefits for healthcare and transportation infrastructure in the region.
Calgary's Inclusive Growth: Designing for Accessibility at Scale
As Calgary approaches two million residents, embedding accessibility into all city systems is crucial. This article explores how inclusive design in housing, transportation, and workplaces can prevent crises and foster dignity for everyone.
Alberta Sets Standards for Municipal Leaders, NDP Warns of Gerrymandering
Alberta plans to establish provincewide standards for municipal leaders, while the NDP raises alarms about potential gerrymandering following new boundary map recommendations.
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Brian Pallister Portrait Unveiled in Manitoba Legislature
A formal portrait of former Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister was unveiled at the Legislative Building, marking a ceremonial tribute to his political service and legacy in the province.
Alberta Emergency Drill Prepares for Wildfire Season
Alberta's Emergency Management Agency conducted a multi-agency training exercise in Edmonton, simulating wildfires and floods to enhance provincial readiness for natural disasters.
Alberta Sets Provincewide Municipal Standards Amid Gerrymandering Concerns
Alberta announces new provincewide standards for municipalities while the NDP raises concerns about gerrymandering from boundary map recommendations, highlighting political tensions.
Saskatchewan's $819M Deficit Budget Passes Amid Criticism
Saskatchewan's 2026-27 provincial budget, projecting an $819-million deficit, passed in a party-line vote of 33 to 18. Premier Scott Moe cited global economic uncertainty while highlighting health care investments.
NDP Joins Outcry Over SaskPower Rate Increase
The Saskatchewan NDP is amplifying concerns from both consumers and industry leaders regarding SaskPower's proposed rate increase, citing affordability and economic impacts.
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Alberta Sets Provincewide Standards for Municipalities
The Alberta government announces new provincewide standards for municipalities, aiming to create consistency across local governance while addressing concerns about potential gerrymandering.
Ontario's 2026 Budget: What's in It for Ottawa?
Ontario's 2026 budget, tabled at $244.2 billion, largely reiterates prior commitments for Ottawa, with a focus on infrastructure and economic resilience amid fiscal challenges.
MLA Hon Chan Booted from Conservative Caucus Amid 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 domestic violence incident.
Ford's 2026 Budget Shows Changed Priorities in Ontario
Ontario's 2026 budget, titled 'A Plan to Protect Ontario,' reflects a significant shift in the Ford government's approach from reducing intervention to actively funding businesses through a new $4-billion investment fund.
Ontario 2026 Budget: Impacts on Toronto Explained
An in-depth analysis of how Ontario's newly released 2026 provincial budget will affect Toronto's infrastructure, public services, and economic landscape.
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Sarnia Mayor Calls for More Power to Remove Councillors
Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley advocates for stronger municipal authority to address councillors whose conduct threatens governance, citing ongoing disruptive behavior.
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.
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.
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