Category : Provincial Politics


P.E.I. Mourns Health Minister Mark McLane

The province of Prince Edward Island is in mourning following the death of Health Minister Mark McLane, a dedicated public servant whose leadership shaped healthcare policy.

Students, Museums React to New Brunswick's Budget

The New Brunswick budget for 2026-27, aiming to tackle a $1.4 billion deficit with measures like highway tolls and civil service cuts, has drawn mixed responses from students and cultural institutions.

Kenney Criticizes Edmonton Mayor's Israel-China Stance

Former politician Jason Kenney accuses Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack of hypocrisy for criticizing police chief's Israel trip while visiting China, highlighting moral contradictions in Canadian left's foreign policy approach.

Ontario Loosens BYOB Rules for Public Events

Ontario is relaxing its BYOB permit regulations, allowing alcohol consumption only at designated public events. The change aims to streamline processes while maintaining strict oversight.

Sudbury Snow Budget $1.3M Over Before Storm

Greater Sudbury faced a snow budget deficit of $1.3 million before Monday's severe winter storm, which caused widespread power outages and highway closures across northeastern Ontario.

Quebec to Table 2026-2027 Budget Before Election

Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard is set to introduce the province's 2026-2027 budget, a critical fiscal plan ahead of the upcoming election year, with expectations of strategic spending and economic priorities.

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