Bureaucracy

• Opposition to Bill 15 mounts amid fear closure could be invoked to end debate

  English-speaking communities fear Santé Québec will create too much bureaucratic power in one system and remove local control from hospitals, clinics and other health institutions.

  Health

  Nov 30, 2023
  
• Kingston family claims bureaucracy is denying children education program opportunity

  A Kingston family is frustrated that two of their children may miss out on a great learning opportunity because of school board bureaucracy.

  Education

  Feb 23, 2023
  
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• Montreal seniors worried about making ends meet after federal benefit abruptly ends

  Some Montreal seniors are worried they will no longer be able to make ends meet after a federal government benefit abruptly ended with very little notice.

  Canada

  Aug 3, 2022
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• Business community concerned about Quebec’s language reform bill

  Small business owners and associations representing Quebec's largest employers all have concerns about the government's newly proposed language law.

  Canada

  May 14, 2021
• Province asks for proof of red tape; Edmonton supplies 4 pages of examples

  The City of Edmonton has released four pages of ideas to reduce red tape with the province that covers 20 different aspects of service delivery.

  Politics

  Nov 14, 2019
• City of Edmonton taking steps to allow for businesses to launch or grow more quickly

  City council has set a target for the planning department to cut the amount of time it takes for Edmonton businesses looking to grow or launch to get their permitting completed.

  Economy

  Aug 27, 2019
• Fort McMurray wildfire may push temporary foreign workers out of Canada

  Advocacy groups say temporary foreign workers displaced by the raging wildfire engulfing Fort McMurray are at even greater risk than the rest of those who were forced to flee the northern Alberta city.

  Canada

  May 6, 2016
• Wounded Edmonton soldier battling bureaucracy fears he’ll be homeless

  Sgt. Kevin Nanson was willing to sacrifice everything for his country. Now, he's questioning the commitment of those in charge of looking after military men and women.

  May 10, 2015
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• Efforts being made to annul dead man’s parking ticket

  Montreal police have confirmed that the process to nullify a controversial parking ticket issued the night a young man died has been set in motion.

  Canada

  Apr 23, 2015
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• Social media campaign asks Montreal mayor to waive dead son’s parking ticket

  After Jeremy Horne's tragic death, a social media campaign is asking Montreal's mayor to show some compassion and waive the parking ticket Horne received the night he died.

  Canada

  Apr 22, 2015