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Canada Stories3 months ago
Ottawa Unveils $10 Billion Infrastructure Windfall for Quebec Transit and Health Care
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces a $10 billion infrastructure deal for Quebec, funding transit, hospitals, and housing over the next decade.
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POLITICS3 months ago
White House Adjusts Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum Derivatives to Bolster Industry
President Trump signs a proclamation amending tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper to boost U.S. manufacturing and lower costs for agricultural machinery.
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General3 months ago
Kerry-Lynne Findlay Wins BC Conservative Leadership, Vows Return to Prosperity
Kerry-Lynne Findlay wins the BC Conservative leadership race, promising tax cuts and government reform as the party prepares for the next provincial election.
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energy3 months ago
A Geopolitical Shift: Canada and Germany Strike Landmark 20-Year LNG Export Deal
Canada and Germany ink a 20-year LNG deal through BC's Ksi Lisims project, signaling a new era of energy security, national unity, and economic growth.
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Alberta Stories3 months ago
Internal Rift Erupts as Alberta Premier Clashes with Party President Over Separatism
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith clashes with UCP President Rob Smith over the province's upcoming referendum on separation, asserting a pro-unity party line.
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Economy3 months ago
Mark Carney Issues Stark Warning: Alberta Separation Risks ‘Dangerous Brexit-Style’ Fallout
PM Mark Carney warns Alberta that a separatist vote is a 'dangerous bluff,' comparing the potential economic fallout to the U.K.'s post-Brexit struggles.
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NATIONAL STORIES3 months ago
Confusion and Skepticism Mount Over Alberta’s Separation Referendum
A new Angus Reid survey reveals that 51% of Albertans find the upcoming separation referendum question confusing, while a majority prefer to remain in Canada.
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Alberta Stories3 months ago
Elections Alberta Alleges Key Organizer Refuses Cooperation in Massive Voter Data Misuse Probe
Elections Alberta says organizer David Parker is refusing to cooperate in an investigation involving the misuse of voter data by the Centurion Project.
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Global Economy3 months ago
Strategic Patience: Trump Advises Negotiators Against Rushed Iran Agreement
President Trump urges U.S. negotiators to avoid a rushed Iran deal as talks focus on a 60-day ceasefire and reopening the vital Strait of Hormuz shipping...
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Canadian Government3 months ago
Danielle Smith Faces Blowback from All Sides Over Convoluted Alberta Secession Referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces criticism from NDP and separatists over a new secession referendum question. Indigenous leaders and federalists push back.
What Escalating Canada-U.S. Tariffs Mean for B.C. Jobs and Local Businesses
B.C. Mass Murderer Remains Behind Bars as Parole Board Cites Elevated Reoffending Risk
Why the B.C. Lions Must Stay Focused After Winning Big Over Saskatchewan
Sexual Assault Trial for Central Saanich Police Officer Delayed to 2027
They have proven they can win votes. Kerry-Lynne Findlay now has to prove they can govern.
Abbotsford-Mission Riding President Quits Over Leader’s Shift to Far Right
Opinion: John Rustad Has to Go
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Kamloops Blazers Announce Off-Season Changes Ahead of 2025–26 Season
BC Ferries Sparks Outcry Over Contract with Chinese Shipyard
