NB Premier Holt's Second State of the Province Address
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt is preparing to deliver her second State of the Province address, outlining her government's priorities and vision for the province's future direction.
Category : Provincial Politics
Pipeline, Extortion Crises Dominate Eby's Ottawa Meeting
British Columbia Premier David Eby met with federal counterparts in Ottawa, focusing on pipeline opposition and escalating extortion-related violence as key provincial concerns.
Ford: PQ Victory a 'Disaster' for Canada
Ontario Premier Doug Ford warns a Parti Québécois election win would be catastrophic for Canada, emphasizing unity amid U.S. trade tensions.
Sault Social Services Moves to New Building
The District of Sault Ste. Marie Social Services Administration Board has initiated its transition into a new facility, marking a significant operational upgrade for the organization serving Northern Ontario.
Ford: PQ Election a 'Disaster' for Canada
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has called a potential Parti Québécois election victory a 'disaster' for Canada, highlighting ongoing political tensions between provinces.
Missing Winnipeg Senior Found After Silver Alert
A Winnipeg senior reported missing has been safely located, ending a Silver Alert issued by police. The incident highlights community safety measures for vulnerable adults.
Ford: PQ Win in Quebec Would Be 'Disaster' for Canada
Ontario Premier Doug Ford warns a Parti Québécois victory in Quebec's October election would be catastrophic for Canada, as provincial leaders emphasize national unity amid separatist sentiments.
N.W.T. Premier: Federal Arctic Funds Should Go to Territories
Northwest Territories Premier R.J. Simpson advocates for direct federal funding for Arctic projects to be managed by territorial governments, emphasizing local needs and priorities.
Scott Moe Criticizes Carney's 'New World Order' China Comment
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has publicly disagreed with former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's recent comments about a 'new world order' in China, calling it an unwise statement.
Ford PCs Bar Media from Party Convention
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservatives have excluded journalists from their party convention, sparking debate over transparency in provincial politics.
Callander Appoints Deputy Mayor as New Mayor
Callander's council has voted to appoint the deputy mayor as the new mayor following sudden resignations, with the integrity commissioner reviewing the situation.
Provinces Reject Federal Gun Buyback Program
More than half of Canada's provinces and territories refuse to participate in the federal firearms compensation initiative, citing concerns over resources and impact on lawful gun owners.
N.L. Rejects Federal Gun Buyback, Funds Crime Curbing
The Newfoundland and Labrador government announces it will not participate in the federal firearm buyback program, arguing funds are better directed toward initiatives that directly combat crime.
Winnipeg Firefighters Battle East Elmwood Fire
Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service crews are on scene of a fire in the East Elmwood neighborhood. Details are emerging as emergency responders work in frigid conditions.
Alberta Separatists Rally in Edmonton Against Carney
Alberta separatists gathered at an Edmonton hotel, criticizing Prime Minister Mark Carney and immigration while pushing for a provincial independence referendum.
Montreal Mayor Bridges Gaps with Quebec on Key Issues
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada navigates early challenges in her tenure, advocating for immigrant rights and police body cameras amid tensions with the CAQ government.
Mulroney Won't Run for Toronto Mayor, Supports Bradford
Ben Mulroney says he won't run for Toronto mayor yet but criticizes Olivia Chow's tax hikes and supports Brad Bradford in the upcoming election.
Ex-Alberta MP: Don't Call Separatist Voters Traitors
Former Conservative MP Damien Kurek argues that dismissing Albertans considering separation as traitors only fuels division and ignores genuine economic frustrations.
NDP Calls for PST Removal from Grain Millers Drive Construction
The Saskatchewan NDP is urging the provincial government to eliminate the Provincial Sales Tax from the Grain Millers Drive construction project, citing concerns over economic growth and infrastructure costs.
Darrell Jones Runs for Conservative Leadership in B.C.
Former Save-On-Foods pitchman Darrell Jones enters B.C. Conservative leadership race, declaring the province faces pivotal decisions on its future direction and governance.
Alberta Recall Petitions Send Message to UCP Government
Alberta citizens are using recall petitions to voice frustration with Premier Danielle Smith's UCP government, despite challenging requirements and recent legislative changes.
Tecumseh Eyes Council Conduct Training Before Bill 9
The Town of Tecumseh is exploring expanded conduct training for council members in anticipation of Ontario's Bill 9 legislation, following a recent council meeting discussion.
Nova Scotia Scraps Permits for Low-Risk Activities
Nova Scotia's government removes permit requirements for low-risk activities as part of a broader effort to streamline regulations and reduce administrative burdens for residents and businesses.
Ford Responds to ICE Contract Criticism
Ontario Premier Doug Ford distances his government from a controversial contract with an internal combustion engine manufacturer, amid broader political and environmental debates.
Legault Could Stay as MNA After Leaving as Quebec Premier
Quebec Premier François Legault might continue serving as a Member of the National Assembly after his tenure as premier ends, according to recent reports.
CAQ Race: Roberge Supports Fréchette, Drainville Gains
In the CAQ leadership contest, Jean-François Roberge endorses Suzanne Fréchette, while Bernard Drainville welcomes new backers, highlighting internal dynamics as the party seeks a successor.
Gimli Councillor Resigns After Mayor's Suspension
A councillor in the Rural Municipality of Gimli has resigned amid the ongoing suspension of the mayor, highlighting political tensions in the Manitoba community.
Legault: Quebec Can't Pause During CAQ Leadership Race
Premier François Legault told his CAQ caucus that government work must continue normally during the leadership campaign to replace him, emphasizing no pause for Quebec.
Calgary Police Mailing Delayed Tickets After Postal Strike
The Calgary Police Service is finally distributing traffic tickets that were held back due to last year's Canada Post strike, with mailings set to reach residents soon.
Smith's Silence on Alberta Separation Raises Concerns
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces mounting pressure to address U.S. interest in Alberta's separatist movement, as Trump administration figures openly discuss potential statehood.
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