Auditor Finds Gaps in Lytton Recovery Spending Reports
British Columbia's Auditor General reveals incomplete reporting on millions in provincial recovery funds for Lytton after the 2021 fire, citing staffing issues and destruction scale.
Category : Provincial Politics
Eby Defends BC Budget After Credit Drop, Opposition Says Province Broke
British Columbia Premier David Eby defends the provincial budget following a credit rating downgrade, while the Opposition claims the province is heading toward financial ruin amid economic pressures.
NB Opposition Criticizes Liberal Budget for Undoing Higgs Work
New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative opposition argues the Liberal budget is spending millions on debt while reversing fiscal progress made under the previous Higgs government.
New Brunswick Privatizes Veterinary and Lab Services
The New Brunswick government announces a significant restructuring, moving veterinary field services and laboratory operations to the private sector as part of a broader efficiency initiative.
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No Injuries in Fergus House Fire on Courtney Street
Emergency crews responded to a residential fire on Courtney Street in Fergus, Ontario, with no injuries reported. The Wellington County OPP confirmed the incident occurred on March 18, 2026.
Smith Talks Immigration at UCP Dinner, Highlights Budget Strain
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith spoke about immigration costs and provincial services at a UCP fundraiser in Edmonton, drawing contrasts with past economic growth patterns.
Saskatchewan 2026 Budget Criticized Over Affordability
The Saskatchewan government's 2026-27 budget, projecting an $819 million deficit, faces backlash from critics who argue it inadequately addresses the province's affordability challenges.
Squamish Firefighters Rescue 4, Dog from Sinking Car
In a tense emergency operation, Squamish firefighters successfully rescued four individuals and a dog trapped in a vehicle that was sinking in water. The incident highlights the bravery and quick response of local emergency services.
Calgary Fire Crews Respond to Widespread Strange Smell Reports
Calgary fire crews were dispatched to multiple locations across the city on Wednesday to investigate reports of a pervasive and unusual odor, highlighting ongoing public safety concerns.
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Alberta Premier Smith Defends Saudi Jet Tour Gift
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces criticism over a luxury Saudi Arabian jet tour gift, defending it as a legitimate government outreach effort while opponents call it an entitlement scandal.
Ford Praises Homeowner for Shooting Intruder in Vaughan
Ontario Premier Doug Ford publicly congratulated a Vaughan homeowner for shooting an alleged home invader with a violent criminal history, sparking debate on justice and self-defense.
Manitoba NDP, Tories Clash in Testy Legislature Session
Tempers flared in the Manitoba Legislative Building as the NDP and Progressive Conservatives traded accusations and insults over an alleged comment by the opposition leader, highlighting escalating political tensions.
Quebec Budget Fails on Affordability, Opposition Says
Quebec's latest budget offers minimal relief for residents struggling with high costs of food, transportation, and housing, opposition parties argue, despite some funding increases for social programs.
Quebec's 7th Deficit Budget Sparks Opposition Outrage
Quebec's Finance Minister Eric Girard presents the province's seventh straight deficit budget, drawing criticism for allocating funds for the next CAQ leader while projecting a path to balance by 2030.
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Saskatchewan Projects $819M Deficit for 2026-27
The Saskatchewan government has announced a projected deficit of $819 million for the 2026-27 fiscal year, as part of its budget that includes an $8.47 billion healthcare allocation.
Doug Ford Congratulates Homeowner Who Shot Alleged Invader
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has publicly praised a Vaughan homeowner for shooting an alleged home invader, calling for more decisive action against criminals and criticizing the federal government's approach to gun control.
Saskatchewan Forecasts $819.4M Deficit in 2026-27 Budget
Saskatchewan's 2026-27 budget projects an $819.4 million deficit with $22.2 billion in expenses, a sharp reversal from last year's surplus. Health care receives $8.47 billion in funding.
Saskatchewan Budget Includes Yorkton Hospital Construction Plans
The Saskatchewan provincial government has announced plans to build a new hospital in Yorkton, with funding included in the 2026-27 budget. This move aims to enhance healthcare infrastructure and services in the region.
B.C. Premier Eby's Approval Rating Hits Record Low in Poll
A recent Angus Reid Institute poll reveals B.C. Premier David Eby's approval rating has plummeted to 37%, down from 53% last year, amid ongoing issues with cost of living, housing, and healthcare.
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Nova Scotia Border Town Protests New Brunswick Toll Decision
A Nova Scotia border community is opposing a new toll station announced in New Brunswick's provincial budget, highlighting interprovincial tensions over infrastructure funding.
Sudbury Police Warn of Road Hazards from Snowbanks and Pedestrians
Sudbury police are urging caution as high snowbanks and pedestrians on roadways create dangerous conditions following a winter storm, with a major thaw expected soon.
Alberta Border Patrol Spent $5M of $10M Budget in First Year
Alberta's border security initiative spent $5 million in capital costs in its first year, half of the $10 million budgeted, with delays in hiring and equipment pushing expenditures to later years.
Queen's Park Statues Covered After Vandalism During Protest
Statues at Queen's Park will be temporarily wrapped as a preventative measure following vandalism during a student protest over proposed OSAP cuts. Speaker Donna Skelly announced the decision.
N.S. Premier Houston's Approval Drops to Lowest Rating Yet
A recent Angus Reid poll reveals Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston's approval rating has fallen to its lowest level since taking office, amid broader political shifts across Canada.
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Wab Kinew's Approval Among Canadian Premiers
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew's position in national approval rankings is examined, highlighting his political standing and public perception as of early 2026.
Sudbury Homeless Encampment Death: One Person Dies at Energy Court
A person has died at a homeless encampment in Sudbury, Ontario, highlighting ongoing housing and social service challenges in Northern communities.
Ford: Judge Should Apologize in OPP Police Probe Case
Ontario Premier Doug Ford comments on an OPP investigation that cleared Toronto police officers of allegations of lying during a criminal trial, sparking debate over judicial conduct.
Ford Lauds Vaughan Man Who Shot Intruder in Home Defense
Ontario Premier Doug Ford commended a Vaughan resident for defending his home by shooting an intruder, highlighting a case of self-defense amid ongoing public safety discussions.
Saskatchewan Announces Record $392.4M Municipal Revenue Sharing
Saskatchewan reveals highest-ever municipal revenue sharing pool of $392.4 million for 2026-27, an 8% increase, as Premier Moe commits to maintaining the unique funding program despite provincial deficit pressures.
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Traffic Disruptions Near Halifax Infirmary Saturday: Health Warning
Nova Scotia Health issues a traffic advisory for Halifax Infirmary area this Saturday, March 21, 2026, due to planned construction activities. Drivers should expect delays and seek alternate routes.
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