Victoria at Capacity for Homeless Support: Mayor
Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto states the city has reached its limit in providing services for unhoused individuals, citing disproportionate regional burden and funding constraints.
Category : Provincial Politics
Trump Team Backs Alberta Independence, Separatists Cheer
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expresses support for Alberta separatists while criticizing PM Mark Carney, energizing independence advocates ahead of potential referendum.
Montreal Groups Push for Police Body Cameras as City Awaits Quebec
Civil rights organizations in Montreal are pressing Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada for a firm commitment to equip police with body cameras, but implementation remains stalled pending Quebec's approval.
PQ Plans Dual Citizenship for Quebecers in Independent Quebec
Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon announces that an independent Quebec would allow dual Quebec-Canadian citizenship and offer citizenship to Canadian francophones outside Quebec.
London Councillors Seek Changes to Protect Homeless in Cold
London city councillors are advocating for urgent policy reforms to bring more homeless individuals indoors during dangerously cold winter conditions, addressing a critical public health issue.
PQ Draft Platform Proposes Major Policy Shifts
The Parti Québécois has released a draft platform outlining significant policy changes, including sovereignty and security measures, as the party prepares for its upcoming convention.
Quebec Removes British Crown from Coat of Arms
The Quebec government has officially removed the British crown from its coat of arms, citing that most Quebecers reject the monarchy. Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette announced the change.
Alberta Watchdog Criticizes Premier Over Healthcare Concerns
A watchdog group in Alberta has publicly criticized Premier Danielle Smith for being 'missing in action' on pressing healthcare issues, highlighting growing public frustration with the provincial government's response.
CAQ Leadership: Jolin-Barrette, Bonnardel Not Running
Two prominent Quebec ministers, Simon Jolin-Barrette and François Bonnardel, have announced they will not seek leadership of the Coalition Avenir Québec, reshaping the party's future direction.
Quebec Removes British Crown from Coat of Arms
The Quebec government has officially altered its provincial coat of arms, removing the British crown that previously adorned it. This symbolic change reflects ongoing discussions about identity and heritage in the province.
Christine Fréchette Announces CAQ Leadership Candidacy Sunday
Quebec Economy Minister Christine Fréchette will officially declare her candidacy for the CAQ leadership race this Sunday, marking a significant development in provincial politics.
Fréchette First Official Candidate in CAQ Leadership Race
Quebec Economy Minister Christine Fréchette will announce her candidacy for CAQ leader this Sunday, becoming the first official contender to replace Premier François Legault.
Edmonton Letters: Hospital Shuttle, River Valley, Separatism
Edmonton Journal readers discuss a user-pay shuttle to Red Deer hospital, river valley water access, and Alberta separatism concerns in Friday's letters to the editor.
Regina Opens 24-Hour Warming Centre with Provincial Funding
Regina launches a 24-hour warming centre using $1.1 million in provincial funding to protect vulnerable residents during extreme cold, as winter tightens its grip on the city.
Eby Seeks Middle Ground on Indigenous Rights Law in B.C.
British Columbia Premier David Eby defends his government's approach to Indigenous reconciliation while preparing to fight an election on the issue, balancing calls for repeal and preservation of the Declaration Act.
Steinbach Denied Disaster Aid After 2025 Floods
The City of Steinbach's application for provincial disaster financial assistance has been rejected following severe storms and flooding that occurred in September 2025.
Lethbridge Mayor Focuses on Needs Over Wants in 2026
Lethbridge Mayor Blaine Hyggen addressed business leaders, highlighting the city's strong state and his strategic focus on essential needs rather than wants for the upcoming year.
Alberta Separatists Line Up in Cold to Sign Referendum Petition
Hundreds of Albertans endured -22°C temperatures in Stony Plain to sign a petition calling for a referendum on Alberta independence, citing frustration with federal recognition and values.
Regina Allocates $1.1M to Warming Shelters
The City of Regina has allocated $1.1 million in provincial funding to local warming shelter groups to support vulnerable populations during extreme winter conditions.
N.B. Advocates: Dedicated Minister for Seniors 'Good First Step'
Advocates in New Brunswick welcome the appointment of a dedicated minister for seniors, calling it a positive initial move to address critical issues facing the province's aging population.
CAQ Leadership Race: Next Quebec Premier April 12
The Coalition Avenir Québec has set April 12 as the date to choose its new leader and Quebec's next premier, with detailed rules for candidates including signature requirements and spending limits.
Greater Sudbury Named Age-Friendly Community by Ontario
The Ontario government has officially recognized Greater Sudbury as an age-friendly community, highlighting ongoing efforts to support seniors despite acknowledged areas for improvement.
Quebec CAQ to Choose New Leader, Premier April 12
The Coalition Avenir Québec will select its new leader and Quebec's next premier on April 12, 2026, marking a significant political transition in the province.
Windsor Increases Shelter Capacity During Cold Snap
The City of Windsor has boosted emergency shelter capacity to protect vulnerable residents during an extreme cold weather event, with temperatures plummeting across the region.
Trump's Influence on Alberta Separation Push Examined
As Alberta separatists pursue independence, concerns mount over potential U.S. intervention under a Trump administration, with discussions already occurring between separatist groups and American officials.
Alberta Recall Petition Failure Shows Process Works
The first recall petition against Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides has failed, gathering only 41% of required signatures. This outcome demonstrates the high threshold of Alberta's recall legislation, similar to British Columbia's system whe
Alberta Minister: Failed Recall Shows Government Confidence
Alberta's Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides interprets the unsuccessful recall petition in Edmonton as a sign of public trust in the current provincial administration's direction and policies.
Regina Shelters Prepare for Cold Weather Surge
With a severe cold snap hitting Saskatchewan, warming shelters in Regina, including Carmichael Outreach, are gearing up for increased demand as vulnerable residents seek refuge from the freezing conditions.
B.C. Heritage Act Pause Criticized as NDP Process Failure
Premier David Eby's indefinite pause on Heritage Conservation Act revisions highlights ongoing issues with the NDP's secretive consultation approach with Indigenous leaders, sparking local government concerns.
London Agencies Lay Out Proposals at Pre-Budget Session
Community organizations in London, Ontario, presented funding proposals during a provincial pre-budget consultation, highlighting growing needs in social services and infrastructure.
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