Category Archives: Provincial News

TORONTO - The Bank of Canada left its key interest rate unchanged on Wednesday as the economy continues to show resilience in the face of tariff pressures. The policy rate remains at 2.25 per cent aft...

EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA - Alberta's governing United Conservatives stayed up into the early pre-dawn hours of Wednesday morning to pass a bill that marks the fourth time in under two months they hav...

OTTAWA - Half of Canadians are in favour of building a new bitumen pipeline between Alberta and B.C., while fewer than one in five outright oppose it, a new poll suggests. The Leger poll, which was co...

  REGINA - Opposition New Democrats could not contain their dismay over the findings in the 2025 Provincial Auditor's Report - Volume Two. "Today's auditor report makes it clear that after 18 yea...

REGINA - The Provincial Auditor Tara Clemett has released her 2025 Report - Volume Two on Tuesday, focusing on a number of highlighted topics.   Child care, the GTH, AIMS and IT systems, and insp...

MONTREAL - Air Transat is beginning to cancel flights as the clock ticks down on a Wednesday morning strike deadline from pilots near the peak of the holiday travel period. Travel company Transat A.T....

OTTAWA - Economists widely expect the Bank of Canada will hold its benchmark interest rate steady this week and move to the sidelines to cap off a year dominated by trade and economic uncertainty. The...

WASHINGTON - U.S. President Donald Trump answered "we'll see" when he was asked Sunday whether he'd resume the trade talks he halted with Canada earlier this year. Trump made several comments about th...

MONTREAL - First Nations, Inuit and Mtis leaders welcomed back dozens of Indigenous artifacts released from the Vatican collection at Montreal's airport Saturday. The 62 items will ultimately be retur...

The quarterly premier's poll has been released, and Manitoba's premier remains the most popular. The poll by Angus Reid shows Wab Kinew's support has slipped three points, but he still leads the count...