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Quebec election: Fréchette defends French-only voter cards during campaignSpeaking Thursday, Fréchette said information at polling stations will be available in both French and English.PoliticsSep 3
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Élections Québec says it will send out voting information in French onlyThe provincial elections authority says it must follow legislation adopted in 2022 making French the sole language of communication for public institutions.PoliticsSep 1
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Élections Québec ordered to mail bilingual voter information by Quebec judgeThe judge said there is serious concern that a large number of English-speaking seniors could be unable to exercise their right to vote due to a lack of understandable information.PoliticsSep 16
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Court asked to order Élections Québec to mail out English voting informationÉlections Québec said earlier this month that it would be providing the documents in French only.PoliticsSep 10
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Élections Québec asked government to change French-language laws in 2023Élections Québec knew it would not be allowed to send voter information in English over a year before the electoral campaign, The Canadian Press has learned.PoliticsSep 16
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Too late to print voter documents in English, Élections Québec saysElections Quebec added that it asked the commissioner of the French language to make an exception for the election, but to no avail.PoliticsSep 2
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Elections Alberta addresses concerns about voter registration misinformationElections Alberta says its monitoring 'several streams' of misinformation that have been increasing as the Oct. 19 referendum vote draws near.CanadaAug 14
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PQ won’t hold Quebec sovereignty vote while Trump is president, leader saysPaul St-Pierre Plamondon said the issue would not come to a vote before Jan. 20, 2029, the date of the end of Trump’s second term at the White House.PoliticsAug 18
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Ontario byelections near finish line with trade war looming largeCandidates say a variety of provincial issues has popped up during campaigning, but U.S. President Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs.PoliticsSep 2
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How Canada-EU ‘associate member’ proposal raises questions with few answersUsula von der Leyen’s suggestion that Canada could become an associate member of the European Union is raising concerns over costs, sovereignty.PoliticsSep 16
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Fréchette defends CAQ record as rivals trade attacks in first leaders’ debateThe first Quebec election debate saw rivals target the CAQ’s record, while leaders clashed over French, sovereignty and immigration.PoliticsSep 16
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Group prepares push for referendum on proposed downtown arena in SaskatoonSaskatoon residents may soon get their say on the proposed downtown arena, a project that could become the largest in the city's history.CanadaSep 2
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Alberta lawyer says referendum questions about immigration ‘harmful,’ ‘unnecessary’There are 10 questions on the ballot in October's referendum, but so far the topic of Alberta's future place in Canada appears to be the only one getting much debate.CanadaAug 5
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Alberta referendum costs climbing with another $365K in promotion, says NenshiElections Alberta has said the full price tag for holding the vote won't be calculated until the fall, in part because things such as the cost for voting locations are unknown.PoliticsJul 23
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Nenshi seeks Calgary seat in next election as Estabrooks vies for Edmonton-StrathconaAlberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi says in the next election he'll seek a seat in Calgary, where he grew up and was mayor, instead of running for re-election in Edmonton.PoliticsJul 17
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WestJet flight attendants hold information pickets as strike vote takes placeAlmost a year after Air Canada's flight attendants went on strike over the issue of unpaid work, flight attendants at WestJet are threatening to do the same.ConsumerJul 14
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Lawsuit filed over voter privacy breach affecting almost three million AlbertansA class action lawsuit has been filed over the leak of a voters list containing the names and other personal information of over 3 million Albertans.CrimeJun 30
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B.C. nurses issue 72-hour strike noticeThis comes after the rejection of a tentative agreement reached between the Nurses’ Bargaining Association (NBA) and health employers.HealthJun 29
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Senior aide to Alberta premier urges First Nations chiefs to fix their communitiesThe executive director of Danielle Smith’s Calgary office says First Nations chiefs should fix their communities rather than have "the gall" to accuse the premier of treason.Jun 18
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House of Commons rises for summer break after passing flurry of billsDuring the final days of the spring session, the House passed a trio of justice bills to reform bail, create new hate crime offences and criminalize AI-generated sexual deepfakes.PoliticsJun 18