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Pakistan president suspends provincial government led by Imran Khan’s partyPakistan’s president suspended the elected government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Sunday after declaring a state of emergency. The province was governed by jailed former prime minister Imran Khan’s party, which has been rallying for his release. Authorities blocked major roads in Peshawar with shipping containers and deployed security personnel in riot gear.PoliticsOct 11
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Provincial government proposes new bill to regulate Nova Scotia Power based on performanceThe Tim Houston government is looking to shine a light on Nova Scotia Power’s performance. It’s proposing legislation to review whether the utility’s earnings should be tied to its output. It’s a measure that the opposition has long been calling for. Skye Bryden-Blom has the details.PoliticsSep 9
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Maritime environmental groups call on provincial governments to better address climate changeEnvironmental groups across the Maritimes are calling on their provincial governments to better address climate change. This comes after a new United Nations report found that global warming is set to surpass long-term temperature goals. And push environmental risks to dangerous new heights. Mitchell Bailey has the story.CanadaSep 4
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Alberta teen takes the provincial government to court over surgical delaysAn Alberta family is taking the province to court after paying nearly $200,000 for their daughter’s spine surgery in the U.S., arguing lengthy wait times left them with no viable option at home. Quinn Ohler explains.Health MattersAug 14
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Whitby Public Library calls on provincial, federal governments to address homelessness, mental health challengesThe Whitby Public Library is calling on the provincial and federal governments to help address the homelessness, mental health, and addiction crises. The library says workers are often forced to act as frontline service providers. Germain Ma has more.CanadaOct 16
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$10B data centre stirs debate in Nova ScotiaNova Scotia’s provincial government is embracing a sprawling data centre development. A private company has committed $10 billion to the project for Artificial Intelligence firm Anthropic. Here’s Heidi Petracek on the premier’s policy reversal and the trepidation and the intrigue surrounding data centres nationwide.CanadaOct 16
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Greater Vancouver businesses share economic concerns in GVBOT surveyA new survey finds nearly 8 in 10 Greater Vancouver businesses believe B.C.’s economy is on the wrong track. Greater Vancouver Board of Trade President and CEO Bridgitte Anderson discusses the concerns and what businesses want to see from the next provincial government.Global News Morning BCOct 14
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Alberta hiring pair of accountability advisors to oversee municipal councilsNew oversight is coming to municipalities across Alberta. The provincial government is hiring two advisers to oversee council accountability and recalls. While some municipal officials welcome the new conduct rules, reaction to the provincial positions is mixed. Adam MacVicar reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryOct 8
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Oct. 13As the dust settles amidst the removal of the 20th street encampment, a new storm is brewing. Why are many calling on the provincial government to step in and support the nearly 100 residents pushed out. Plus, A trend of questionable spending and actions is resulting in the NDP going to the Conflict-of-Interest Commissioner. Why...CanadaOct 13
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New Brunswick opens its 20th collaborative clinic in Grand FallsNew Brunswick’s provincial government has announced it’s 20th collaborative care clinic under Premier Susan Holt Thursday. The new space will expand a small clinic in Grand Falls and provide more patient capacity. While the milestone is notable, data on the results of these clinics are under question. Johnny James has the details.HealthOct 8
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Global National: Oct. 16All eyes are on Alberta and the state of its union with Canada. Both the prime minister and his Conservative opponent were in the province, delivering a united message. Thousands packed a federalist rally in Calgary Thursday night to hear Mark Carney’s pitch ahead of Monday’s historic referendum. His message: vote like Canada’s life depends...Global NationalOct 16
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The case involving English voter mailing cards returns to Quebec Court of AppealThe case involving English voter mailing cards returned to court on Monday. This time, the case was heard by the Quebec Court of Appeal. The provincial government is arguing the case should have been thrown out. Amanda Jelowicki reports.CanadaOct 5
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B.C.’s struggling forestry sector becomes hot-button election issueQuestions are being raised this weekend about how the provincial government has managed, during an election campaign, to keep a Sunshine Coast mill operating while another in the central interior is still slated for closure. Darya Zargar has more on how the struggling B.C. forest industry has become a hot-button election issue.Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 4
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Mayors demand action on Metro VancouverMunicipal leaders in Metro Vancouver are calling out the past promises from the provincial government. Mayors of B.C.’s largest cities say they are still waiting for support from David Eby. Eby has repeatedly said he would “step in” if need be. Catherine Urquhart has more.CanadaOct 1
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Election call quashes all-party review of ICBC’s no-fault insuranceA special all-party committee looking into ICBC’s no-fault insurance is a casualty of the snap election call. All provincial government activity is largely paused during campaigning and as Aaron McArthur reports, that has some of the victims slated to testify, wondering if they will ever be heard.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 28
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Sept. 28The provincial government is putting its foot down when it comes to drug addiction treatment. Why the implementation of a forced treatment policy is sparking debates across Saskatchewan. Plus, a Saskatoon court hearing arguments on whether the city can clear an encampment on the west side. More on what the court heard and when a...CanadaSep 28
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Global News at 6 Regina: Sept. 28The provincial government is putting its foot down when it comes to drug addiction treatment. Why the implementation of a forced treatment policy is sparking debates across Saskatchewan. Plus, a Saskatoon court hearing arguments on whether the city can clear an encampment on the west side. More on what the court heard and when a...CanadaSep 28
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Two men switched at birth receive settlementsTwo Manitoba men who lived for decades not knowing they were switched at birth have received a settlement from the provincial government.TrendingSep 24
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Alberta municipalities ask province for budget surplus dollarsAlberta municipalities are hoping to get a share of the provincial government’s budget surplus. Leaders from across the province gathering in Edmonton for their annual convention. As Erik Bay tells us, they say the extra money could go a long way at the local level.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 23
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New Brunswick’s latest fiscal update reinforces the province’s deficit issuesThe latest financial statements from New Brunswick’s provincial government are reinforcing its deficit issues. The finance minister says new revenue sources and clamps on spending are being floated as the next budget cycle approaches. But as Johnny James reports, one may be more important than the other.PoliticsSep 25