Geneviève Guilbault to leave Quebec politics
Quebec's CAQ minister Geneviève Guilbault announces she will not seek re-election, citing family reasons. Her departure follows Premier Legault's resignation and scrutiny from the SAAQclic commission.
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Quebec Deputy Premier Geneviève Guilbault to Leave Politics
Quebec's Deputy Premier and Transport Minister, Geneviève Guilbault, announces she will not seek re-election in 2026. Explore her political legacy and the future of the CAQ.
RCMP Chief Focuses on Service as Alberta Considers Provincial Police
Alberta RCMP Deputy Commissioner Trevor Daroux reflects on his first year, prioritizing community safety despite the province's exploration of a new police service. Read the latest on the policing debate.
Liberals' Praise for Legault Exit Sparks Debate
Federal Liberals' effusive praise for departing Quebec Premier François Legault has drawn criticism, highlighting tensions between his policies and Liberal values. Read the analysis.
Long lineups in Edmonton for Alberta separation petition
Thousands lined up in Edmonton's Rundle Park on Jan. 17, 2026, to sign a petition for Alberta's separation, organized by the Stay Free Alberta group. Read the full story.
B.C. Conservative MLA Clare on Leadership Rules
B.C. Conservative MLA Sheldon Clare explains new party leadership rules aimed at ensuring a fair contest. Learn about the regulations and the growing candidate field.
Montreal minister supports Jolin-Barrette for CAQ leadership
Transport Minister Julien commits support for Simon Jolin-Barrette if he runs to succeed François Legault as head of the Coalition Avenir Québec. Get the latest on the potential leadership race.
Skeete Won't Seek CAQ Leadership, Others Test Waters
Quebec's International Relations Minister Christopher Skeete announces he will not run for CAQ leadership. Other ministers, including Christine Fréchette and Simon Jolin-Barrette, are considering bids. Read the latest on the race to replace François Legau
Legault Resigns as Quebec Premier Amid Low Polls
François Legault steps down as Quebec premier. Analysis of his tenure, controversial Bills 21 and 96, and what's next for the CAQ. Read the full story.
Ontario staff told to report during snowstorm despite warnings
Ontario government employees were instructed to report to Queen's Park offices during a major snowstorm on January 17, 2026, despite official travel warnings. The directive raises safety concerns.
Heurtel on Legault Resignation: 'History Will Not Look Kindly'
Former Liberal minister David Heurtel analyzes François Legault's abrupt resignation as Quebec premier, the CAQ's future, and the political shockwaves ahead of the October election.
Ontario staff told to use vacation days for snowstorm
Ontario public servants were instructed to report to the office or use vacation days during a major January 2026 snowstorm, raising safety concerns. Read the full story.
P.E.I. report reveals impacts of rapid population growth
A new report examines the dual effects of Prince Edward Island's surging population, highlighting both economic opportunities and mounting pressures on infrastructure and services. Discover the key findings.
Economic Fears Drive Alberta Separation Petition Signers
Participants at an Alberta separation petition event cite federal overreach and economic anxiety as key motivators. Explore the growing western discontent in Canada.
Legault's policies failed French language, services: letters
As François Legault resigns, Gazette readers argue his government failed to protect French and improve healthcare. His legacy is one of frustration and unmet promises.
Alberta Separatist's Comments Prompt Hate-Crime Complaint
Alberta's StopHateAB watchdog is reviewing a complaint about inflammatory comments on immigration made by Alberta Prosperity Project CEO Mitch Sylvestre at a Didsbury town hall. Read the full report.
Olivier Primeau says no to CAQ leadership race
Entrepreneur and social media influencer Olivier Primeau has declined to enter the race to succeed François Legault as CAQ leader, despite speculation he could 'change the game.'
Peter Milobar joins BC Conservative leadership contest
Peter Milobar, a former BC Liberal MLA, has officially entered the race to become the next leader of the BC Conservative Party, joining a growing field of contenders.
PQ Leader: Legault Failed to Boost Quebec in Canada
Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says Premier François Legault's resignation marks the end of an era and the failure of his nationalist vision. Read the analysis.
Legault's Legacy: Anglos Feel Unwelcome in Quebec
Analysis of François Legault's tenure as Quebec premier, his resignation, and the divisive impact of language laws like Bill 96 on anglophone and allophone communities. Read the full story.
Manitoba says no to federal gun buyback program
The Manitoba government announces it will not administer Ottawa's gun buyback program, citing jurisdictional overreach. Get the details on the provincial stance and federal implications.
N.B. Establishes Anti-Racism Office After Systemic Report
New Brunswick's government is launching a dedicated anti-racism office in response to a critical report on systemic racism. Learn about the new initiative and its goals.
CAQ launches leadership race to replace Premier Legault
The Coalition Avenir Québec has started the process to replace departing Premier François Legault. Key cabinet ministers are considering runs, but ethical questions loom over campaigning while in office.
Green Party leader suggests faster long-term care home builds
New Brunswick Green Party leader proposes using N.B. Housing to accelerate long-term care construction. The suggestion aims to address critical wait times for seniors needing care.
Kinew warns Ford over Crown Royal threat
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew urges Ontario's Doug Ford to avoid economic self-sabotage in a dispute over Crown Royal whiskey. Get the latest on this interprovincial trade tension.
NDP slams Houston's silence on power rate hearings
Nova Scotia's NDP criticizes Premier Tim Houston for not speaking at recent power rate hearings. The opposition questions his commitment to affordability as residents face rising costs.
Health PEI audit reveals improper job classification
An internal audit reveals Health PEI created four new positions without proper classification, raising questions about hiring oversight. Learn the details and implications.
N.S. finds more unlicensed cannabis dispensaries than estimated
The Nova Scotia government reveals a higher-than-expected number of unlicensed cannabis dispensaries, highlighting ongoing regulatory challenges in the province's legal market.
Alberta separatists rally, claim PQ and U.S. support
Hundreds gathered in Red Deer to sign a petition for an Alberta independence referendum. Organizers claim support from Quebec's Parti Québécois and the U.S. State Department.
Access PEI services start at Queen Elizabeth Hospital
A new pilot project brings Access PEI services to Charlottetown's Queen Elizabeth Hospital, offering convenient government access for patients and staff. Learn about the services and staff involved.
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