Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to repeal a ban on oil tankers in British Columbia's northern coast, contradicting a recent agreement not to change the policy. The move has drawn support from Saskatchewan but not from B.C.'s incoming premier.
Clocks will turn back one hour in regions including eastern Ontario and western Quebec, marking the end of daylight saving time. The change brings darker afternoons and an extra hour of sleep, with potential health effects noted by experts.
Alberta's legislature resumed following a provincial referendum in which most voters rejected independence. Premier Danielle Smith is urging party unity and dismissing support from separatists ahead of the 2027 election.
Alberta voters chose to remain in Canada in a nonbinding referendum, with 76% opposing separation. The result highlights ongoing tensions over immigration and governance, despite a clear rejection of independence.
A referendum in Alberta showed that three-quarters of voters chose to remain in Canada, rejecting independence. The outcome reflects political divisions and raises questions about the future of provincial identity and governance.
Lorne Doerkson became premier-designate after his party won a two-thirds majority in British Columbia's snap election. The result marks the first Conservative government in the province in nearly a century and sets the stage for major policy shifts.
The Conservative Party of British Columbia won a majority of seats in a provincial election, marking their first victory in nearly a century. The result has reignited debate over the fairness of the province's first-past-the-post voting system.
British Columbians have elected a majority Conservative government, ending nearly a century of NDP rule. The result marks a major political shift following an early election called by NDP Leader David Eby.
Emily Lowan, leader of the BC Greens, has won a seat in the provincial legislature for the riding of Saanich North and the Islands. Her victory positions the party to potentially hold the balance of power in the legislature.
Two leaders of the Alberta Prosperity Project were removed from their roles weeks ago, according to a board member. The removal was kept quiet to avoid disrupting the ongoing referendum campaign.
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