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One-on-one with Vancouver mayor elect Pete FryVancouver voters have chosen a new mayor, with Pete Fry projected to take that job from Ken Sim. Global National’s Sarah MacDonald caught up with Fry after his win.CanadaOct 18
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One-on-one with Vancouver Mayor-elect Pete FryVancouver mayor-elect Pete Fry joins Global News Morning to discuss his plans for the city, his historic win and what it could mean for the Green Party in B.C.’s provincial election.Global News Morning BCOct 21
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Toronto’s mayoral race tightens one week before electionFor the first time this municipal election Brad Bradford is taking a lead in the polls ahead of incumbent Olivia Chow, according to one recent survey. As Victoria Femia reports, the two continue taking shots at each other along the campaign trail.PoliticsOct 20
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“This dream of being a nation will one day be realized”: Quebec Premier-elect Plamondon’s full victory speechGlobal News is projecting the Parti Québécois (PQ) to form a minority government. PQ Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon gave a victory speech afterward and leaned into the possibility that Quebec could hold a referendum and separate from Canada one day. “This dream of being a nation will one day be realized,” Plamondon said. He added...PoliticsOct 5
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Premier David Eby officially announces snap election for Oct. 24BC voters will head to the polls for a snap provincial election on October 24th. Premier David Eby making the official announcement Tuesday afternoon while also laying out his reasons for the decision. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 22
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Quebec election 2026: “Last thing we need to talk about is a referendum,” Liberal candidate says as PQ jumps out to early leadMichelle Setlakwe, the Liberal candidate for Mont-Royal–Outremont spoke with Global’s Felicia Parrillo as the PQ jumped out to an early lead. “I’m hoping to at least double the team. Let us have more colleagues around the table, be a very strong opposition and hold the Parti Quebecois — it looks like it’s going to be...CanadaOct 5
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Montrealers speak out on start of Quebec election campaignThe Quebec election could be one of the closest in years, and although some Quebecers are already set on who they will vote for, many say they need to do some research before making a final decision. As Elizabeth Zogalis reports, healthcare, education, language issues and affordable housing seem to be top priorities.Aug 27
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Montreal Mayor won’t endorse any party in the Quebec election, but she has issued a wish listMontreal’s mayor has come out with her priority list that she wants Quebec’s political parties to address during the upcoming election campaign. Soraya Martinez Ferrada’s wish list includes boosting government funding in three key areas: housing and homelessness, public transit, and public security. But as Tim Sargeant reports, the mayor won’t say which party she...Aug 26
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Lethbridge City Council: One Year LaterOne year ago, Lethbridge’s municipal election saw eight councillors and a mayor elected. Three of those councillors are now celebrating their first full year on the job. Justin Sibbet reports.PoliticsOct 20
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Oct. 16It’s one day before the municipal election and the provincial election campaign is winding down. We are also back at Adam Mann’s trial, accused in the killing of Tori Dunn, and at the Myles Gray hearing.Global BCOct 16
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Business that Eby has named distances itself from NDPWe are now in the final week on the campaign trail of the provincial election. Over the past month, party leaders have posed for photo ops, and referenced certain businesses. Now, there’s one Fraser Valley business that’s trying to distance itself from the NDP. Angela Jung has more on how the snap election has left...Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 18
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Global National: Oct. 24There’s a pivotal election in British Columbia today that’s increasingly looking like it could result in a change of government. And it’s been one week since the deadly fire at CFB Wainwright that claimed the lives of four soldiers and injured dozens more – many of whom remain in hospital. Plus, the United Nations is...Global NationalOct 24
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Peterborough voters prepare to cast their ballotsPeterborough’s municipal election is on Monday, Oct. 26. Have you cast your vote online or are still undecided? Marc Woodhouse looks at the campaign’s final days. MORE:PoliticsOct 22
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Global News at 5:30 Okanagan: Oct. 22The race in Kelowna Centre between Kristina Loewen and Loyal Wooldridge could be one to watch on provincial election night. And artist Fern Helfand’s latest exhibit reflects on the topography transformed by the 2023 MacDougall Creek Wildfire.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganOct 22
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The push for gender parity in Quebec politicsQuebec has come close to gender parity in the National Assembly, but there were still fewer women elected on Monday than there were four years ago. Equal rights advocates say that small dip is a reminder that progress can’t be taken for granted. As Felicia Parrillo reports, one newly elected MNA is making waves and...CanadaOct 7
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Advance polls open across Alberta in historic referendum on separationElections Alberta opened the doors of 311 polling stations Tuesday for the first of five days of advanced voting ahead of the official referendum day on Oct. 19. Erik Bay reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonOct 13
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Public safety election campaign issueA new Ipsos poll found one in five British Columbians say public safety is their top issue in the election campaign, while the Conservatives are releasing another plank in their public safety platform. Catherine Urquhart reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 13
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BC Conservatives pledge to scrap bridge and build Massey Tunnel replacementThe BC Conservatives pledging to bring back the plan to build a bridge instead of replacing the Massey Tunnel. It’s just one of the election promises announced today on the BC provincial campaign trail. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 15
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Latest Ipsos poll shows BC Conservatives gaining groundAnother Ipsos poll shows the BC Conservatives are gaining ground ahead of the BC election on Oct. 24. Keith Baldrey breaks down the numbers and what this might mean for BC NDP leader David Eby.Global News at Noon BCOct 13
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Why should Winnipeggers trust them? Mayoral candidates make their caseWinnipeg mayoral candidates Scott Gillingham, Kevin Klein and Mike Vogiatzakis made their pitches for voters trust during an exclusive 680 CJOB debate Wednesday. Gillingham defended his record, while Klein argued the city needed new leadership, citing concerns about crime and transit. Vogiatzakis said his brother’s murder inspired his push for change ahead of the Oct....PoliticsOct 21