Top Results For: provincial government

The small business community in B.C. is calling on the provincial government to help them. They blame rising costs, high taxes and red tape for making it harder to do business here. Richard Zussman has more.

Postal workers in Nova Scotia who are on the picket line are upset with the provincial government. They say the decision to have people pick up provincial cheques at Access Nova Scotia locations, rather than allowing mail carriers to deliver them, is wrong. Jake Webb reports.

As New Brunswick MLAs gear up for a new legislative season, the Indigenous Affairs Minister is beginning conversations with local first nations. After several controversial decisions put the former Higgs government at odds with the Wolastoqey Nation, on chief says they’re extremely happy with the new government. Anna Mandin has exclusive interviews with the chiefs...

Alberta’s official opposition is calling on the government to create easier access for women’s reproductive healthcare services in regional hospitals. Justin Sibbet reports.

Following an often-strained relationship with the previous government, Indigenous leaders in New Brunswick say they are optimistic as the new government is sworn in. Silas Brown reports.

The federal and provincial governments are chipping in millions of dollars to help kickstart Jasper’s tourism sector as it recovers from a devastating wildfire. Jaclyn Kucey reports.

Transgender Albertans say they are worried about incoming provincial government policy. The Alberta 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce, that represents queer business owners in Alberta, says it expects the changes to also harm our province’s economy. Morgan Black reports.

Manitoba’s auditor general is calling for better cybersecurity at the province’s main health care planning body, and better financial reporting from the provincial government.

Alberta’s provincial government says it has ended its Alberta Is Calling incentives, as people have already answered the call. But B.C. wants to slow the flow out of its province, launching its own Stay with B.C. promotion. Elissa Carpenter reports.

Residents of the central east coast of Vancouver Island are now accusing the provincial government of violating the Federal Fisheries Act as they battle a controversial shipbreaking operation on their coastline. Paul Johnson reports.

Following two deadly landslides in B.C. this fall, experts are calling on the provincial government to do more to assess the danger. Angela Jung reports.

The provincial government say they will take a closer look at the appeal from a family whose 21-month-old daughter has a rare, undiagnosed condition, requiring her to need around-the-clock care. Grace Ke reports.

The binding arbitration process between Saskatchewan Teachers Federation (STF) and the provincial government began Monday after more than a year and a half of contract negotiations and job action. Gates Guarin reports.

After months of speculation, the provincial government has unveiled details on its plans for Calgary’s Green Line project. As Adam MacVicar reports, it removes the tunnel under the core and instead proposes an elevated line.

The provincial government is seeking feedback form everyday Albertans for a passenger rail masterplan. David Cooper, the principal and founder of Leading Mobility, a transportation planning firm, joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton to talk more about the idea.

As winter begins and temperatures drop, many people are at risk of isolation due to increased indoor time. In response, a local community group is working to spread joy during the holiday season. Meanwhile in Quebec, a tentative agreement has been reached between the provincial government and childcare workers. Following weeks of delayed opening hours...

After the death of a Nova Scotia woman, her friends are calling on the provincial government to modernize its breast cancer screening policy. Advocates say the province doesn’t provide adequate access to supplemental screening for dense breasts. Ella MacDonald reports.

“When is enough, enough?” The Saskatchewan Union of Nurses is begging the provincial government to look at what is happening in Saskatoon hospitals and take action.

Concerns are sparking after the Manitoba provincial government announced the proposed location for its supervised consumption site.

The Alberta Wilderness Association is questioning why the provincial government chose to make last-minute changes to allow for more hunting of cougars in the province, particularly in Cypress Hills. Drew Stremick reports.