Calgarians protest UCP's notwithstanding clause tactics
Hundreds gathered in Calgary to protest the UCP government's use of the notwithstanding clause against striking teachers. Activists warn this threatens all citizens' rights.
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Moe gets 80% approval, takes responsibility for losses
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe receives strong party support but admits fault for election setbacks in Saskatoon and Regina. Read his plan for the next campaign.
Doug Ford's fiscal record vs brother Rob's legacy
Analysis reveals Doug Ford's Ontario government spending has increased significantly compared to his brother Rob's fiscal restraint as Toronto mayor. Ontario's debt reaches $460.7 billion.
Scott Moe faces leadership vote after Saskatoon losses
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe confronts leadership challenge at party convention following significant urban election defeats. Learn what's next for provincial politics.
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Québec Solidaire opposes CAQ doctor salary legislation
Québec Solidaire calls on CAQ government to withdraw controversial doctor salary law. Ruba Ghazal leads opposition to the proposed legislation affecting physician compensation.
Manitoba NDP Convention Addresses Winnipeg Affordability
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew leads NDP convention discussions on Winnipeg's affordability crisis. Key policy initiatives and community concerns take center stage.
Alberta recall law faces partisan abuse, warns author
Alberta's recall legislation, designed for democratic accountability, is being co-opted by left-wing groups for partisan goals, undermining its intent. Learn how this affects provincial politics.
Manitoba NDP's meth detention bill prioritizes public safety
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew passes bill allowing involuntary detention of meth addicts for public safety. Could this pragmatic approach revive federal NDP prospects? Read analysis.
Alberta Premier: Lougheed Would Use Notwithstanding Clause
Alberta's Premier asserts his predecessor Peter Lougheed would have invoked the notwithstanding clause amid teacher strikes. Read the political analysis and implications.
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Ontario Consolidates Conservation Authorities
Ontario government announces plan to consolidate conservation authorities in November 2025. Learn how this restructuring will impact environmental management across the province.
NB seeks 5-year review of Official Languages Act
New Brunswick government plans systematic review of Official Languages Act every five years to ensure language policies remain effective and relevant for all residents.
Sask. invests $800K+ for Moose Jaw policing positions
Saskatchewan government commits over $800,000 to bolster Moose Jaw Police Service staffing. Learn how this investment enhances community safety and supports local law enforcement efforts.
BC Land Rights Crisis: Eby's Government in Turmoil
British Columbia faces property rights confusion as First Nations land claims escalate. Premier David Eby's secret deals spark social cohesion concerns. Read the full analysis.
Saskatchewan Party seeks to earn back city votes
Saskatchewan Party convention focuses on rebuilding urban support as Premier Scott Moe addresses party members in Saskatoon. Learn about their strategy to reconnect with city voters.
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Nova Scotia Premier Slams Court Poppy Ban
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston condemns court order prohibiting workers from wearing poppies, calling it 'disgusting' and vowing legislative action to protect remembrance symbols.
Ontario deficit shrinks to $13.5B
Ontario's budget deficit is forecast to improve to $13.5 billion despite U.S. trade turmoil. Learn how stronger tax revenues are helping the province's finances.
Alberta's Recall Process Under Scrutiny Amid Union Efforts
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces pressure as unions launch recall petitions against UCP MLAs. Learn about the high thresholds and political implications of the recall legislation.
Toronto Readers Sound Off on Healthcare, Housing & Hockey
Toronto residents voice strong opinions on Ontario's healthcare crisis, affordable housing solutions, and the Maple Leafs' performance in this week's compelling letters to the editor.
Pronunciation debate delays UCP bill in Alberta legislature
A surprising pronunciation debate over 'status' versus 'statute' caused unexpected delays in the introduction of a UCP government bill, creating a rare moment of parliamentary confusion in Alberta's legislature.
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Firefighter demands inquiry into Sask wildfire response
A veteran Saskatchewan firefighter is calling for a comprehensive public inquiry into the province's handling of recent wildfires, arguing that a simple review won't address systemic failures that put communities at risk.
Federal Budget Disappoints Alberta: Economic Analysis
Economic experts reveal how the latest federal budget overlooks Alberta's energy sector and fails to provide meaningful support for carbon capture initiatives, raising concerns about regional economic impacts.
Scott Moe vows to lead Saskatchewan Party into 2028 election
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe confirms his commitment to lead the Saskatchewan Party through the next provincial election in 2028, despite recent health challenges and political pressures.
$9.1M Study for Doug Ford's Highway 401 Tunnel Plan
The Ontario government is investing $9.1 million in a feasibility study for Premier Doug Ford's visionary plan to build tunnels beneath Highway 401, potentially revolutionizing Toronto-area transportation.
PQ Vows to Double Quebec's Global Presence if Elected
Parti Québécois announces ambitious plan to significantly expand Quebec's international representation if elected, aiming to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties across the globe.
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Ontario deficit drops $1B amid US tariff fight
Ontario's financial deficit has shrunk by $1 billion as the province pours billions into fighting US steel and aluminum tariffs while maintaining robust economic growth.
Quebec Anti-Corruption Police See 40% Report Surge
UPAC, Quebec's anti-corruption police force, reports significant increase in tips and complaints amid growing public awareness and new reporting mechanisms.
Quebec Judge Halts Bill 2 - Doctors Win Free Speech Fight
A Quebec Superior Court judge has suspended Bill 2, legislation that would have restricted doctors' ability to protest. This landmark ruling protects physicians' freedom of expression rights across Quebec.
Quebec cuts immigration to 45,000 yearly for 4 years
Quebec announces dramatic reduction in immigration levels, planning to cap annual admissions at 45,000 for the next four years amid housing and integration concerns.
Quebec doctors challenge salary law in court
Quebec physicians are taking legal action against Bill 15's salary provisions, claiming the government is violating constitutional rights and undermining fair compensation negotiations.
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Saskatchewan reserves judgment on federal budget
Saskatchewan's government is reserving judgment on the new federal budget, citing lack of details on key measures affecting the province's economic interests.
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