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.
Category : Provincial Politics
Poll: 70% of Albertans Oppose Separation from Canada
A new Leger poll reveals that 70% of Albertans want the province to remain in Canada, with only 17% supporting independence. The survey also shows political divides on the issue.
Alberta MLA Committee to Review Forever Canadian Petition
A bipartisan committee of six MLAs has been established to review the Forever Canadian citizen initiative petition, which has collected over 456,000 signatures supporting Alberta's place within Canada.
Carney Attends Question Period After Absence Criticized
Ontario MPP Carney attended a legislative question period following criticism from other parties over his absence, amid ongoing political scrutiny.
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Manitoba Tory Bob Lagasse Leaves Caucus to Sit as Independent
Manitoba Progressive Conservative MLA Bob Lagasse has announced his departure from the party caucus and will now serve as an independent member in the legislature.
One Dead in Rural Saskatchewan House Fire
A fatal house fire in rural Saskatchewan has resulted in one death, with authorities investigating the incident as part of broader local safety concerns.
Recall Bid Against Alberta Premier Smith Fails to Get Signatures
A grassroots campaign to recall Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has fallen short, failing to gather the necessary signatures. The effort highlights ongoing political tensions in the province.
Ontario Budget Set for March 26 with Productivity Focus
Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy will present Ontario's provincial budget on March 26, 2026, emphasizing economic productivity and competitiveness initiatives.
Nova Scotia Premier's $60,000 Travel Expenses in 2025
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston incurred over $60,000 in out-of-country travel expenses during 2025, according to recent disclosures. The spending has drawn attention amid ongoing debates about government accountability and fiscal responsibility.
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Ontario Takes Control of Toronto's Airport Lands Stake
The Ontario government, led by Premier Doug Ford, will take control of Toronto's stake in the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport lands, marking a significant shift in the management of this key urban transportation asset.
Young Amherstburg Councillor Feels Targeted in Role
At just 22, Linden Crain became Amherstburg's youngest town councillor but now reports feeling targeted amid political tensions and public scrutiny.
Ottawa Firefighters Rescue Driver, Dog from Rollover Crash
Ottawa Fire Services responded to a vehicle rollover incident near the Central Experimental Farm on March 9, 2026, successfully extricating both the driver and a canine passenger from the wreckage.
Nova Scotia Reinstates $53.6M in Grants and Funding
Premier Tim Houston announces the restoration of $53.6 million in grants and funding, reversing previous cuts and supporting key provincial initiatives.
Ford's Toronto Waterfront Vision: Airport Expansion and Convention Centre
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces plans to expand Billy Bishop airport and build a new convention centre on Toronto's waterfront, dismissing opposition from island residents as 'squatters'.
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Alberta Premier Defends Property Tax Hike Amid Criticism
Premier Danielle Smith faces backlash over substantial property tax increases in Calgary, defended as necessary for funding new spending despite earlier tax protection promises.
Alberta's Political Math Fails: Reclaim Conservative Associations
The UCP's abandonment of fiscal conservatism has left Alberta's moderate right without representation. This analysis explores how fringe groups seized control through constituency associations and why reclaiming these grassroots bodies is crucial for rest
UCP Minister Calls Nenshi 'Delusional' on Calgary Water Pipes
Alberta UCP cabinet minister Devin Dreeshen sharply criticizes former Calgary mayor and current NDP leader Naheed Nenshi for denying responsibility in the city's ongoing water pipe infrastructure failures.
B.C. NDP Passes $400M Fund Amid 'Slush Fund' Criticism
The B.C. New Democrats have passed legislation granting cabinet authority to distribute $400 million to businesses through loans and grants, with opposition parties labeling it a 'slush fund' lacking transparency.
Manitoba Tories: Minors May Access Drug Consumption Site
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative opposition warns that a proposed supervised drug consumption site in Winnipeg could be accessible to minors, sparking debate over safety protocols and youth protection measures.
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Saskatchewan Minister to Hold Library Meeting After Violence Reports
Social Services Minister Terry Jenson announces a meeting at a library following concerning reports of violence, as the province addresses public safety and community concerns.
B.C. Permanent Daylight Time Decision Sparks Debate
British Columbia's move to permanent daylight saving time faces criticism for lacking consideration of year-round standard time and potential health and safety impacts, amid accusations of political distraction.
Laval Mayor Urges Ottawa to Stop Taxing Stolen $7M
The mayor of Laval is calling on the federal government to intervene after the city was ordered to pay $1 million in taxes on $7 million that was stolen from municipal coffers.
Heated Sarnia Council Meeting: OPP Motion Withdrawn
A motion by Sarnia Councillor Bill Dennis regarding OPP involvement was abruptly withdrawn during a tense city council meeting, highlighting ongoing municipal tensions.
Nova Scotia Small Towns React to Provincial Budget Cuts
Residents across Nova Scotia's small communities express frustration and worry as recent provincial budget reductions impact local services and infrastructure.
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Ford Calls Toronto Island Residents 'Squatters' in Airport Expansion Row
Ontario Premier Doug Ford intensifies his push for expanding Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport, sparking controversy by referring to island residents as 'squatters' in the heated debate over urban development and community rights.
UCP Tax Grab Hinders Edmonton Economic Development Plans
Edmonton City Council establishes four strategic priorities focusing on economic growth, but faces challenges from provincial tax increases and budget deficits that threaten municipal revenue streams.
Fredericton Chemical Spill Vehicle Wash Moves to New Location
The dedicated car wash facility for vehicles affected by the Vanier Highway chemical spill near Fredericton is being relocated to a new site to continue decontamination efforts.
Hamilton Townhouse Fire: No Injuries Reported
A fire at a townhouse complex in Hamilton was extinguished with no reported injuries. The Hamilton Fire Department responded quickly, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.
Hamilton Police Warn of Unsafe Ice After Six Rescued
Hamilton Police are urging the public to avoid frozen waterways after six people, including two youths, were rescued from Hamilton Harbour due to dangerously thin ice caused by temperature fluctuations.
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Summerside Apartment Fire Under Investigation
The Summerside Fire Department is investigating the cause of a fire at a Water Street apartment building on March 7, 2026. No injuries were reported in the incident.
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