Ontario Premier Doug Ford reveals former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney personally called from Asia demanding removal of controversial advertisement that angered former President Donald Trump, exposing international political tensions.
Ontario's opposition parties are raising serious questions about the involvement of Labour Minister Monte McNaughton's wife in awarding millions through the Skills Development Fund, with concerns about transparency and potential conflicts of interest.
Quebec City Mayor Bruno Marchand triumphs in municipal election, winning decisive second term with strong mandate to continue his vision for the provincial capital.
Grassroots recall efforts targeting United Conservative Party MLAs are gaining momentum across Alberta, testing the government's use of the notwithstanding clause in the Sovereignty Act.
Discover how Doug Ford's controversial anti-tariff television advertisement delivered unexpected benefits for Ontario's automotive sector and Canadian trade policy.
Ontario's trade minister staunchly defends a provocative advertisement targeting federal carbon pricing, insisting the controversial messaging was intentional and strategically sound.
Doug Ford government faces backlash over Trump-style attack ads targeting Mark Carney. Discover the political implications and expert analysis of this controversial strategy.
Ontario's government unleashes a multi-platform advertising blitz against potential U.S. tariffs, featuring former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney and Premier Doug Ford in a rare political alignment.
Alberta's labour movement launches coordinated offensive against Premier Danielle Smith, testing her political strength in what could become the province's biggest labor battle in years.
The Coalition Avenir Québec government's aggressive approach toward medical specialists raises concerns about the future of healthcare in the province. Discover why doctors are calling this their 'line in the sand' moment.
British Columbia faces a critical opportunity to move beyond divisive pipeline debates and forge a new path for resource development and Indigenous reconciliation.
British Columbia's housing minister denounces a massive property tax assessment cut for the Trans Mountain pipeline, warning of financial consequences for communities across Western Canada.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe praises former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's meeting with Xi Jinping as a positive development for Canada-China relations and Saskatchewan's economic interests.
Political tensions escalate in British Columbia as Premier David Eby's controversial Northwest transmission line project faces fierce opposition, raising speculation about a potential early provincial election.
A growing petition calling for political unity in Alberta is sending a clear message to the UCP government about what voters truly want from their leadership.
Discover how Premier David Eby's administration is creating a new role during a provincial hiring freeze to address ongoing controversies in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
Alberta's NDP pushes for minimum wage increase to $16.50 and new tip protection legislation to safeguard service workers' earnings across the province.
The Legault government tables controversial legislation requiring unions to disclose political spending, triggering immediate union outrage and accusations of political interference.
The Ontario government has passed controversial legislation stripping municipalities of their ability to use automated speed enforcement cameras, sparking debate about road safety versus revenue generation.
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty expresses strong confidence that his government's fall budget will secure enough opposition support to pass through the minority legislature, avoiding potential political crisis.
In a surprising political development, Quebec's Social Services Minister Lionel Carmant has announced his resignation from the CAQ government, citing personal reasons and marking a significant cabinet shuffle.
Junior health minister Lionel Carmant resigns from Coalition Avenir Québec, will sit as independent amid government turmoil.
Young Quebecers are breathing new life into the sovereignty movement, with recent polls showing surprising support among 18-34 year olds who see independence as key to their future.
A new generation of tech-savvy Quebec sovereigntists is using social media and digital organizing to revitalize the aging independence movement, bringing fresh energy and modern tactics to the decades-old cause.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's controversial Greenbelt policy reversal has drawn unexpected attention from American political elites, signaling growing cross-border interest in Canadian environmental politics.
Calgary's explosive population growth triggers electoral boundary commission recommendation for two additional provincial ridings, reshaping Alberta's political landscape ahead of 2027 election.
Exclusive investigation reveals nearly 20% of physicians at Montreal's Queen Elizabeth Health Complex plan to quit Quebec due to controversial compensation reforms, sparking healthcare crisis fears.
Exclusive: Thomas Lukaszuk reveals his $1.3 million war chest and potential plans to launch a new political movement in Alberta, challenging the current political establishment.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for U.S. Ambassador David Cohen to apologize for controversial comments comparing Canadian political attention to unstable cheese on a cracker during Trump shooting coverage.
British Columbia's Premier issues ultimatum: Pass the contentious electricity bill for Northern communities or face an early provincial election this fall.