Legislature

• N.B. language commissioner ‘greatly disappointed’ in recommendation silence

  The report with several recommendations to amend the Official Languages Act has been left unaddressed by the government as the latest session closed, drawing critcism.

  Canada

  Jun 13
  
• Winnipeg pride festival draws biggest crowd in its history after two-year hiatus

  The Winnipeg Pride parade was back and bigger than ever, after two years of being put on hold due to the pandemic. 

  Features

  Jun 5
  
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• Saskatchewan Liberals seek public support to push government for pandemic-handling response

  The Saskatchewan Liberal party is moving ahead to step two of their recent petition of door-to-door knocking, looking into how the Sask. Party has handled the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Politics

  May 10
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• Counter-protesters gather at Manitoba legislature anti-mandate demonstration

  Protesters gathered at the north side of the Manitoba legislature Saturday, opposed to the ongoing anti-mandate protest that's been happening on Broadway and Memorial.

  Health

  Feb 12
• 2 toppled statues and a Manitoba premier’s response set in motion major changes

  Few might have foreseen it at the time, but the toppling of two statues on the Manitoba legislature grounds in July would end up having far-reaching effects on Manitoba politics.

  Politics

  Dec 28, 2021
• Liberal, Green leaders withdraw from COVID commitee as striking health-care workers forced back

  Half of New Brunswick’s all-party COVID cabinet committee have announced they’re pulling out.

  Politics

  Nov 5, 2021
• Nova Scotia creating all-party committee to address systemic racism in government

  On Tuesday Ali Duale returned to his seat after being invited by the premier to an all-party committee to produce legislation to address systemic racism in government.

  Politics

  Nov 2, 2021
• BC Liberals criticize NDP’s wildfire, heat dome responses

  The plight of the residents of the British Columbia village of Lytton that was all but destroyed in a wildfire this summer gained political focus Thursday in the provincial legislature.

  Environment

  Oct 7, 2021
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• COVID recovery and child care are Opposition targets as B.C. legislature returns

  The COVID-19 pandemic and the British Columbia government's economic recovery plans are expected to be key issues in legislature as politicians return for the fall sitting.

  Environment

  Oct 3, 2021
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• COVID-19 vaccine passports to be required to access Quebec legislature

  The National Assembly announced the new health order requiring vaccine passports for staff, visitors, and journalists on Thursday evening, following a heated debate.

  Canada

  Oct 2, 2021