OPP Seeks Snowmobile Driver After Arden Lake Ice Break
Ontario Provincial Police are searching for the driver of a snowmobile that broke through the ice on Arden Lake in early March 2026, urging them to come forward to confirm their safety.
Category : Provincial Politics
Ottawa Schools Need Third-Party Funding for Road Closures
The City of Ottawa requires third-party funding and liability acceptance to close roads near schools during pick-up and drop-off times, aiming to enhance student safety amid logistical challenges.
Manitoba Introduces New Bills on Crime, Health, and More
The Manitoba government has introduced a series of new bills in the legislature, targeting crime, health, and various other pressing issues. This legislative push aims to address key concerns across the province.
Townhouse Fire in Kitchener-Cambridge Sends Two to Hospital
A significant townhouse fire in the Kitchener-Cambridge area has resulted in two individuals being transported to hospital with injuries. Emergency services responded quickly, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.
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Saskatchewan MLAs Return: Spring Session Key Issues
As Saskatchewan MLAs resume work after a three-month break, five critical issues dominate the spring legislative session, from the 2026-27 budget to addiction intervention policies and affordability concerns.
Saskatoon Fire Crews Battle West End Garage Fire
Saskatoon fire crews swiftly responded to a garage fire in the city's west end on Thursday morning, successfully containing the blaze and preventing damage to nearby structures. No injuries were reported.
Three More Alberta Recall Petitions Fall Short
Three additional recall petitions targeting Alberta politicians have failed to gather enough signatures, continuing a trend of unsuccessful efforts under the province's recall legislation.
Québec Solidaire Wants Front-Line Cyberviolence Service
Québec Solidaire co-spokesperson Ruba Ghazal advocates for a dedicated front-line service to address cyberviolence, highlighting the need for government action in Quebec.
Alberta Should Opt for Standard Time Over Permanent DST
Columnist Lorne Gunter argues that if Alberta eliminates seasonal time changes, it should adopt permanent standard time rather than daylight saving time to avoid extremely late winter sunrises.
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B.C. Cracks Down on Weapons in Supportive Housing
British Columbia introduces new legislation to enhance safety by prohibiting weapons and addressing violence in supportive housing facilities, aiming to protect vulnerable residents.
NDP Says Government Blocked Bill to Lower Power, Insurance Costs
The Saskatchewan NDP claims the government obstructed a bill aimed at halting rate hikes for SaskPower and SGI, sparking political debate over affordability and consumer protection in the province.
Calgary Mayor Suggests Plebiscite on Property Tax Hikes
Calgary's mayor has called for a plebiscite to gauge public opinion on recent provincial property tax hikes, sparking debate over local financial autonomy and taxpayer input.
Manitoba NDP Confronts Mountain of Bills for Spring Session
The Manitoba NDP government is preparing for a busy spring legislative session with a significant number of bills to address key provincial issues and policies.
Sask. Government, NDP, CUPE Spar on Library Safety
The Saskatchewan government, NDP opposition, and CUPE union are embroiled in a heated debate over safety measures at public libraries, highlighting ongoing tensions in provincial politics.
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Eby's Mishandling of Musqueam Agreement Damages Indigenous Rights
Premier David Eby faced intense scrutiny after contradictory statements about his knowledge of the Musqueam Aboriginal rights and title agreement, with federal officials contradicting his claims of being kept in the dark.
Steinbach Report: Housing, Mental Health Top Safety Concerns
A new community safety report in Steinbach identifies affordable housing and mental health supports as top priorities for residents, urging local action.
Calgary Council Debates Provincial Tax Plebiscite
Calgary City Council held a special meeting to discuss impacts of Alberta's 2026 budget, with Mayor Farkas proposing a plebiscite on provincial property tax increases.
Eby Calls on U.S. to Join B.C. in Ending Time Change
British Columbia Premier David Eby is pushing for U.S. states to collaborate with B.C. in eliminating seasonal time changes, citing health and economic benefits.
B.C. Adopts Permanent Daylight Time in March 2026
British Columbia will transition to permanent daylight time on March 8, 2026, ending seasonal clock changes. The move raises questions about alignment with neighboring regions and potential impacts on business and health.
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Brad Bradford Tied with Olivia Chow in Toronto Mayor Poll
A new Abacus Data poll reveals City Councillor Brad Bradford is statistically tied with Mayor Olivia Chow in a potential head-to-head mayoral race, with Bradford having more room to grow support.
Calgary Emergency Meeting Over UCP Property Tax Hike
Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas calls an emergency meeting in response to Alberta's Budget 2026, which includes the largest property tax increase in the city's history, raising concerns about taxpayer burden.
Growth Must Not Create 'Two Cities' for Youth
Jason Ribeiro argues that inclusive growth in Calgary must prioritize youth opportunities to avoid creating a divided city where young people face higher costs and fewer pathways.
Manitoba Spring Session: Health Care, Deficit in Focus
The Manitoba legislature's spring sitting is set to begin, with health care and the provincial deficit expected to dominate debates and policy discussions.
B.C. Premier Denies India Involved in Extortion in Province
British Columbia Premier David Eby states there is no evidence linking India to extortion activities in the province, amid ongoing discussions on foreign interference and public safety concerns.
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Eby's Contradictory Musqueam Deal Statements Strain Credibility
Premier David Eby's repeated denials of knowledge about the Musqueam Aboriginal rights agreement, despite attending the signing ceremony, have sparked significant political controversy and questions about transparency in Victoria.
Nova Scotia Daylight Saving Time Debate Continues
As Nova Scotians prepare to set clocks forward, the debate over permanently adopting daylight saving time intensifies, following British Columbia's recent move.
B.C.'s Permanent Time Shift: Complexities of Ending Clock Changes
British Columbia's decision to abolish seasonal time changes brings logistical and social challenges, as the province prepares for a permanent shift in 2026.
Alberta Mayors Criticize Education Property Tax Increases
Edmonton and Calgary mayors express concerns about rising education property taxes, highlighting limited municipal control over provincial decisions affecting local finances.
NDP MPPs Road Trip Highlights Northern Ontario Highway Dangers
Three NDP MPPs are traveling from Toronto to the Manitoba border and back to draw attention to road safety issues on northern Ontario highways, advocating for infrastructure improvements.
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Brant County Mayor's Salary Suspended After Integrity Report
Brant County Mayor David Bailey faces a one-day salary suspension following an integrity commissioner's report, highlighting accountability measures in local governance.
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