Manitoba Proposes Grocery Rules, Rent Control, Hydro Hikes
The Manitoba government has unveiled a sweeping proposal introducing new grocery regulations, rent control measures, and some hydro rate increases, aiming to address cost-of-living concerns.
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Gas Leak Evacuates Homes in South London, Emergency Response
A natural gas leak at Marley Place in London, Ontario, led to home evacuations on March 11, 2026. Emergency crews are on scene managing the situation, with no injuries reported so far.
Alberta MLAs Guthrie and Renaud Face Recall Petitions
Two Alberta MLAs, Peter Guthrie and Marie Renaud, are confronting recall petitions from constituents, highlighting growing political discontent and accountability measures in the province.
NDP Leader Says Nova Scotia Deficit Is Premier's Fault
NDP Leader Claudia Chender criticizes the Nova Scotia government, attributing the provincial deficit to the premier's policies and calling for accountability in fiscal management.
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Nova Scotia MLA Feels Unsafe After Home Incidents
Queens MLA Kim Masland reports feeling unsafe in her role following incidents, including a man appearing at her home near midnight, highlighting safety concerns for public officials.
Calgary Mayor Wants Enmax to Sell U.S. Power Firm, Run Water Utility
Calgary's mayor has directed city-owned utility Enmax to explore selling its U.S. power company and potentially taking over municipal water services, aiming to optimize public assets.
Manitoba Introduces Election Bill for 2027 Vote
The Manitoba government has tabled new election legislation, setting the stage for the scheduled provincial vote in 2027. The bill outlines key procedural and regulatory updates.
Warsaw Bans Nighttime Alcohol Sales to Reduce Public Disturbances
Poland's capital, Warsaw, has enacted a ban on alcohol sales during nighttime hours, aiming to address public safety concerns and reduce late-night disturbances in the city.
Quebec Asked to Back Down on Fund Integration by Community Groups
Community organizations in Quebec are calling on the provincial government to halt plans to integrate two funds, citing concerns over impacts on local services and funding stability. The appeal comes amid broader political and economic discussions.
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Saint John Tops N.B. in Per-Person Municipal Spending: Study
A recent study highlights Saint John, New Brunswick, as having the highest per-person municipal spending in the province for 2024, sparking discussions on fiscal management and urban governance.
Niagara Chair Resigns Over Hitler Book Ownership Controversy
Bob Gale has resigned as chair of Niagara Region after revelations he owns a signed copy of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf,' sparking outrage from anti-racism groups and political fallout.
N.S. Premier Defends Budget Cut Reversal, Floats 'Budget Tour' Idea
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has defended the reversal of a $53.6-million budget cut, citing public feedback and proposing a 'budget tour' to engage citizens directly on fiscal matters.
Premier Smith's Political Resurrection Defies Expectations
Premier Danielle Smith's remarkable political comeback in Alberta has positioned her as one of Canada's most powerful leaders, with recent polls showing sustained high approval ratings despite numerous challenges facing her government.
Poll Confirms UCP Front-Runner, Recall Petitions Fail in Alberta
A new Abacus Data poll shows the UCP leading the NDP 49% to 36% across Alberta, while recall petitions against Premier Danielle Smith and other UCP MLAs have all failed to gather sufficient signatures.
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B.C. Spends $35K on Medal Ceremony with $1,700 Bar Bill
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation reveals a $35,000 event for 46 public servants included a $1,700 alcohol bill, sparking criticism amid provincial deficit concerns.
Niagara Region Chair Resigns Over Hitler Book Allegations
Bob Gale has stepped down as chair of Niagara Region following allegations related to a copy of Adolf Hitler's book, marking a significant political development in Ontario.
B.C. Merit Commissioner's Term Ends Amid Office Closure
David McCoy concluded his three-year term as B.C.'s independent watchdog on public sector hiring, with the NDP government moving quickly to abolish the office and appoint a temporary successor.
Alberta's Referendum Strategy: Separatism Included, Pro-Canada Excluded
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's government will include a separatist referendum question in its package while excluding a pro-Canada petition, marking a historic first outside Quebec.
Winnipeg Workers Demand Downtown Safety Plan
A coalition of Winnipeg front-line workers is urgently calling for a comprehensive downtown safety plan, citing escalating risks and the need for immediate intervention to protect both workers and the public.
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Barrie-Springwater Annexation Deal Aims to Create Jobs
Mayors Jennifer Coughlin and Alex Nuttall have finalized a multimillion-dollar land transfer agreement between Springwater and Barrie, promising significant job creation and economic growth for the region.
Saskatchewan Issues Exemptions for Prohibited Gun Owners
Saskatchewan expands firearms legislation to ensure fair compensation for gun owners under the federal buyback program, with exemptions for prohibited firearms.
Quebec Liberal Leader Charles Milliard's $230,591 Salary
Quebec Liberal Party Leader Charles Milliard is set to receive an annual salary of $230,591, as confirmed by recent reports. This compensation aligns with standard political leadership roles in the province.
PQ Pledges to Lower Gas Prices as Costs Jump in Quebec
The Parti Québécois promises to reduce gasoline prices in Quebec, where costs have surged 10-20 cents per litre following attacks on Iran. The party criticizes price disparities with neighboring provinces.
Child Dies After Balcony Fall in Mississauga: Police
Peel Regional Police are investigating the death of a young child who reportedly fell from a balcony in Mississauga. Authorities have confirmed the incident but released few details as the investigation continues.
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Tecumseh Moves to Bi-Weekly Garbage Pickup in 2027
The Town of Tecumseh announces a transition to bi-weekly garbage collection in 2027, aiming to enhance waste management efficiency and environmental sustainability.
Quebec Priorities Seen as Upside Down from Australia
A letter from a traveler returning from Australia critiques Quebec's government focus on cultural issues like head scarves and language ads, while ignoring pressing needs in healthcare and infrastructure.
SARM Convention in Regina Focuses on Fuel Price Concerns
Rural leaders in Saskatchewan gather at the annual SARM convention in Regina to address pressing issues like fuel costs and government policies affecting communities.
Regina Garage Fire Under Investigation on Eddy Street
Regina fire crews responded to a garage fire on Eddy Street Tuesday afternoon. The incident is currently under investigation by authorities, with no immediate reports of injuries.
Ayr's Downtown Struggles with Fire and Flood Fallout
The community of Ayr, Ontario, is grappling with the compounded impacts of a recent fire and subsequent flooding, overwhelming local resources and resilience.
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Calgary Water Use Below Threshold on First Day of Restrictions
Calgarians successfully reduced water consumption below the critical threshold on the first day of new restrictions, as repair work on a major water main continues into its second day.
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