Premier Pallister and the Manitoba government are aunching a review into how Winnipeg city hall approves and inspects construction projects and property development. Continue reading
The gradual disappearance of women from the ranks of Canada’s premiers raises questions about society’s willingness to embrace true equality, former female leaders and political pundits said Wednesday. Continue reading
The party says they have decided to forgo the leadership convention that was originally scheduled for June 22 in Saint John. Continue reading
The Executive Policy Committee voted unanimously to allow the report into the investigation of city workers to be made public. Continue reading
From a dog fight between two sitting MLAs in northern Alberta to a conservative grudge match near Calgary, here are 10 constituencies to watch in Tuesday’s Alberta election Continue reading
The youngest province has been in pre-election mode for weeks, since Premier Dwight Ball promised to send voters to the polls before the end of June. Continue reading
In an interim report released in November the commission called for the restoration of four electoral districts aimed at improving representation for black and Acadian voters. Continue reading
The province’s Progressive Conservative government has denounced the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act as an illegal tax grab. Continue reading
United Conservative Party candidate Peter Singh issued a statement to declare his innocence on Friday night in response to a police raid on his business. Continue reading
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The Certified Driver Examiner’s Association and nine formerly privately-employed individuals filed a lawsuit against the Alberta government on Wednesday over its move to deprivatize the industry. Continue reading