The Conservative Party of British Columbia has approved nine candidates for its leadership race. Each candidate successfully gathered 250 member signatures, paid a $5,000 fee, and passed internal vetting. Two candidates dropped out last week.
An investigation reveals the Algo Centre Mall in Elliot Lake, Ontario, was deemed structurally sound just weeks before its catastrophic collapse in 2012, raising serious safety concerns.
Metrolinx spent nearly $100 million on planning for two train stations that will never be built, part of a pattern of cost overruns and mismanagement in Toronto transit projects.
A fire at Bannerman Grocery in Winnipeg led to road closures as firefighters battled the blaze. The incident occurred on March 2, 2026, with no injuries reported.
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Quebec Housing and Status of Women Minister Caroline Proulx will not seek re-election in October 2026, citing personal reasons including her mother's death. She joins at least eight other CAQ MNAs departing politics.
Caroline Proulx, the CAQ minister for health, status of women, and seniors in Quebec, has announced she will not run for another term, marking a significant political shift.
The Parti Québécois is poised for electoral success in Quebec by positioning itself against identity politics and immigration, even as support for Quebec separatism hits historic lows.
A house fire in Calgary's Shaganappi neighborhood left a woman injured and her dog dead. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze.
Montreal MNA Vincent Marissal announces he won't seek re-election, citing party dysfunction and a need to step away from public life after his controversial exit from Québec solidaire.
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Vincent Marissal, an independent member of Quebec's National Assembly, has revealed he will not seek re-election and will exit politics when his current mandate concludes.
A house fire in Windsor has displaced three residents, including an infant, with no injuries reported. Windsor Fire and Rescue Services responded quickly to the incident.
The Saskatchewan legislative session has resumed in Regina, with the provincial government facing significant fiscal challenges as a deficit budget is anticipated. Key discussions will focus on economic management and public spending priorities.
The Saskatchewan Legislative Building in Regina will host the spring session starting Monday, with provincial lawmakers set to address key issues amid a backdrop of national political and economic developments.
Regina Fire and Protective Services are investigating a fatal house fire that occurred on Sunday, March 1, 2026. The incident resulted in one death, with authorities working to determine the cause.
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The British Columbia Conservative Party has officially approved nine candidates to compete in its upcoming leadership election, marking a significant political development in the province.
Christine Fréchette and Bernard Drainville, competing for CAQ leadership, affirmed commitment to Quebec's religious symbols ban during a virtual debate, despite potential workforce impacts.
The Alberta Federation of Labour has called for a province-wide day of protest on May 29, 2026, criticizing the UCP government's policies as undemocratic and radical.
Thousands gathered at the National Assembly in Quebec City to protest the federal government's gun buyback initiative, highlighting public dissent over firearm policies.
Christine Fréchette and Bernard Drainville, former ministers vying to lead the Coalition Avenir Québec, addressed young party members at a caucus meeting in Trois-Rivières, highlighting their campaigns to succeed François Legault.
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Downtown organizations warn Vancouver's draft Human Rights Action Plan inadequately addresses displacement risks for unhoused residents ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup matches at B.C. Place.
Premier Tim Houston declines to allow a former minister to discuss police investigations, citing legal confidentiality. The decision impacts transparency in ongoing probes.
Political analysts discuss how Donald Trump's trade policies and economic threats are shaping Quebec's political landscape, including potential referendum timing and provincial strategies.
Mayor Jeromy Farkas criticizes Alberta's education tax increase, which will raise property taxes by $340 for average Calgary households, calling it the largest in city history.
The Alberta Budget 2026 outlines significant investments in southern Alberta, focusing on infrastructure enhancements to boost local economies and improve public services across the region.
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Alberta Municipalities express disappointment as the provincial budget offers no relief for rising policing and social service expenses, straining local resources.
A Waterloo regional councillor is calling for an investigation into why residents were not alerted earlier about a critical water supply shortage, raising concerns over public safety and communication failures.
Alberta Municipalities slam Budget 2026 for leaving a $1 billion infrastructure funding shortfall and increasing education property taxes, putting pressure on taxpayers across the province.
A significant portion of recall petitions targeting Alberta's governing caucus members have been confirmed as unsuccessful, marking a pivotal moment in the province's political landscape following a coordinated day of recall efforts.
Alberta's upcoming referendum on issues like immigration and federal programs risks obscuring key details, such as funding and legal implications, undermining informed democratic choice.
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As Alberta faces a budget deficit, separatist movements claim the province would thrive independently, citing economic mismanagement and resource control. Supporters rally in Fort Macleod, highlighting growing discontent with federal policies.
