Ontario May Allow BYOB at Public Summer Events
Ontario residents could soon bring their own alcoholic beverages to select public events this summer, as provincial authorities explore new regulations to enhance community gatherings.
Category : Provincial Politics
N.B. Budget: $1.4B Deficit, Health Spending Rise
New Brunswick's government tables a budget with a record $1.4 billion deficit, prioritizing increased health care investments while facing fiscal challenges.
One Dead in Winnipeg House Fire, Investigation Ongoing
A fatal house fire in Winnipeg has resulted in one death, with emergency services responding to the incident. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze.
Saskatchewan 2026 Budget: Deficit Confirmed, Details Pending
Saskatchewan's 2026 provincial budget will feature a deficit, with exact figures to be revealed Wednesday. Premier Scott Moe and Finance Minister Jim Reiter aim to protect services without tax hikes amid global trade uncertainties.
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Calgary Grants $33M to Indigenous Housing Program
The City of Calgary has allocated $33 million to support Indigenous housing programs, aiming to improve living conditions and address systemic housing challenges faced by Indigenous communities in urban areas.
Moe Slams NDP Email as Legislature Tensions Rise in Saskatchewan
Premier Scott Moe condemns an email sent to NDP supporters, alleging targeted attacks on his government. The incident fuels political friction in the provincial legislature.
Sask. Premier Calls NDP Email 'Affront to Democracy'
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe condemns an NDP fundraising email as 'dangerous' rhetoric, while Opposition Leader Carla Beck accuses him of hypocrisy over past election controversies.
East Kootenays Joining Pacific Time Zone This Fall
The East Kootenays region in British Columbia will officially transition from Mountain Time to Pacific Time this autumn, marking a significant shift in its timekeeping alignment away from Alberta.
NB Budget May Be Turning Point for Holt Government
The New Brunswick government tables its provincial budget on Tuesday, with analysts suggesting it could be a critical moment for Premier Holt's administration amid economic pressures.
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Guelph Mayor Cam Guthrie Will Not Seek Re-Election
Guelph Mayor Cam Guthrie has announced he will not be running for re-election in the 2026 municipal election, marking the end of his tenure in local politics.
Calgary Water Use Hits Risky Red Zone, Unsustainable Levels
Calgary's water consumption surged into an unsustainable 'risky red zone' on Sunday, prompting urgent calls for conservation as the city faces critical supply challenges.
Doug Ford's Crime Crackdown: Pepper Spray and Bail Reform
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pushes for pepper spray legalization and bail reform while critics argue his government could take more immediate action on crime.
Ford Defends Secrecy Citing Threat from China
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has invoked national security concerns related to China as justification for expanding government secrecy measures, sparking debate over transparency and accountability.
B.C. Conservative Leadership Race Narrows to Seven Candidates
The British Columbia Conservative Party leadership contest sees two candidates drop out, leaving seven contenders vying for the position as the race intensifies ahead of the selection process.
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Mayor Slams Liberals Over Antisemitic Violence Response
Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca condemns officials for prioritizing votes over Canadian values following synagogue shootings, highlighting community shock and resilience.
Taber Ice Rink Rebuild Costs Millions, Council Decides
The town of Taber, Alberta, faces a multi-million dollar expense to rebuild its ice rinks after a devastating explosion in December 2025, with council now weighing funding options and community impact.
Alberta Referendum Could Make It America's 51st State
A prediction market shows a 55% chance Alberta schedules a secession referendum by 2027, with Premier Danielle Smith's plans fueling speculation about the province joining the United States.
Ottawa Firefighters Rescue Dog from Jock River in Icy Operation
Ottawa Fire Services ice rescue technicians successfully saved a dog from the frigid Jock River on March 15, 2026, showcasing their specialized skills in a high-stakes emergency response.
Danielle Smith Details Alberta Referendum Strategy and Separatism Views
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith discusses the upcoming October 19th referendum, which includes questions on immigration control and potential separation from Canada, emphasizing her fight for the province's interests within Confederation.
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Calgary Firefighters Battle Two-Alarm Blaze Near Macleod Trail
A significant two-alarm fire erupted at a business on 1A Street S.W. in Calgary early Sunday morning, prompting a major response from the Calgary Fire Department.
Tecumseh Council Approves 2% Raise for Non-Union Staff
The Tecumseh council has approved a two per cent salary raise for non-union employees and officials, effective immediately. This decision aims to align compensation with inflation and retain talent in municipal roles.
B.C. Emerges as Conservative Stronghold Amid Liberal Gains
As federal Liberals secure majority through defections, British Columbia becomes focal point for conservative resurgence with NDP facing unprecedented budget deficits and public discontent.
Ford's Build Agenda Meets Canadian Obstructionism
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's ambitious construction plans face significant opposition from courts, municipalities, and critics despite aligning with federal priorities.
Ottawa Kitchen Fire in South End Causes No Injuries
A kitchen fire broke out in Ottawa's south end on March 15, 2026, with Ottawa Fire Services responding quickly. No injuries were reported, but an investigation is ongoing to determine the cause.
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Family Displaced After Fire Destroys Northern Ontario Home
A family of four has been displaced after a house fire destroyed their home in Alban, northern Ontario. The incident highlights fire safety concerns in rural communities.
Alberta Independence Petition Nears End, Experts Weigh In
With six weeks remaining in Alberta's independence petition drive, political analysts and constitutional experts outline the complex legal and economic ramifications if voters back separation from Canada.
Two Dead in Centretown Apartment Fire on Somerset Street
A devastating fire at a Centretown apartment building on Somerset Street West has resulted in two fatalities, with emergency services responding to the scene on March 14, 2026.
Ontario Mayor Orders Removal of Two Tigers from Home
The mayor of Wainfleet, Ontario, has mandated the removal of two tigers from a residential property due to safety concerns under the town's exotic animal bylaw.
Calgary Boil Water Advisory Disrupts Southwest Neighborhoods
A boil water advisory in southwest Calgary has forced businesses like Pie Junkie to adapt, impacting operations on busy Pi Day and highlighting broader water safety concerns.
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Ottawa Supervised Consumption Sites Face Provincial Funding Cuts
Organizations in Ottawa report provincial funding cuts for supervised consumption sites, raising concerns about public health and addiction services in the community.
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