Politics

Calgarians mark Red Dress Day with Field of Ribbons memorial for missing and murdered Indigenous women Calgary crowd gathers at the Field of Ribbons on Memorial Drive on May 5, …

Canadiens vs Sabres: Montreal faces a steep climb against Buffalo’s powerhouse in second round Montreal must contend with Buffalo’s surge as the Canadiens prepare for a challenging second-round series against …

Elk Island land-use tensions grow as Indigenous return to traditional areas collides with residential development Indigenous return to traditional lands clashes with residential development at Elk Island, sparking debate over …

Claude Morin, Quiet Revolution organizer, dies at 96 Claude Morin, Quiet Revolution figure, has died at 96. His public service, role in nationalization and Parti Québécois strategy reshaped Quebec politics. …

Calgary council advances technical review for downtown police station Calgary council advanced a technical review of a downtown police station, igniting debate over feasibility, costs and political interference before May …

Sandy Beach wildfire destroys three homes near Edmonton as officials brief media nearby Sandy Beach wildfire near Edmonton destroyed three homes and damaged another, prompting a nearby news conference as …

Conservative backing clears path for Quebec constitution bill ahead of June 12, 2026 deadline Eric Duhaime’s Conservatives back Simon Jolin‑Barrette’s Quebec constitution, allowing Bill 1 to advance toward a vote …

Calgary satisfaction survey shows rising approval of city life and services New Calgary satisfaction survey finds growing approval of city life and municipal services, highlighting priorities such as housing, public …

Alberta voter list allegedly shared by Republican Party of Alberta, prompting privacy and electoral concerns Allegations the Republican Party of Alberta shared an Alberta voter list with another separatist group …