Under the legislature's standing rules, a party must win five seats or 20 per cent of the vote to be recognized as an official party. Neither the Greens or the People's Alliance met those benchmarks.

Hotel workers are calling on the provincial government to put in place protections to keep their jobs in place once the economy rebounds.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began the Nova Scotia government has limited discussion with the media and opposition. Those on the other side of the floor say enough is enough.

McNeil confirmed Thursday that the all-party health and public accounts committees will remain closed this summer.

The B.C. legislative chamber is ready to host 87 MLAs on Monday. The catch is most of them won't be there in person.

The Saskatchewan legislative assembly will meet for 14 days from June 15 to July 3, with sittings from Monday to Friday each week.

Opposition leader Ryan Meili is calling on Premier Scott Moe to reconvene the legislature so the government can be held publicly accountable for recent policy decisions.

New guidelines have been released by the Alberta government to try to clear up some confusion about what is and isn't safe to do outside amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Speaker Daniel Guitard has issued a notice to say the house will sit at 11 a.m. Friday.

B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix says British Columbians should expect to remain under strict provincial orders until at least the end of April.