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thewalrus.capolitics10 days ago
Green Party of Canada Launches Five-Month Leadership Race
The party opened a leadership contest on Thursday to select a new leader or co-leaders. Voting will occur through ranked ballots in November.
politics14 days ago
Ottawa Councillor Acclaimed as Federation of Canadian Municipalities President
Beacon Hill-Cyrville Councillor Tim Tierney was selected as the next president of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities during its annual conference. The organization represents nearly 2,000 municipalities across Canada.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics16 days ago
Toronto Liberal MP Erskine-Smith says he will resign from House of Commons
Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith emailed supporters confirming he will resign his federal seat. He was elected in 2015 and served briefly as housing minister.
Le Mondepolitics20 days ago
Canadian MP resigns from Liberal Party over climate policy
A member of Parliament announced on May 27 that he will leave politics by mid-summer after criticizing government decisions on energy projects. The resignation follows his earlier departure from the cabinet in November 2025.
winnipegfreepress.compolitics25 days ago
Former Canadian Environment Minister to Resign Seat in Carney Caucus
A former Canadian environment minister announced plans to resign from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s caucus after the government adjusted its climate policy. The decision follows the policy change announced by the government.
680news.comworld26 days ago
Western premiers conclude Kananaskis meeting on trade and defence
Western premiers ended their meeting in Kananaskis, Alberta, after discussing regional trade, infrastructure, and national defence. The gathering produced no immediate policy announcements.
Al Jazeerapolitics37 days ago
Canadian Prime Minister Visits Alberta After Court Rejects Separatist Referendum Signatures
The prime minister traveled to Alberta on Friday to announce a preliminary agreement for a crude oil pipeline with the provincial government. The visit follows a court ruling that blocked a separatist group's petition for an independence referendum on procedural grounds involving…
Reasonpolitics45 days ago
Alberta Separatist Group Delivers 300,000 Signatures for Independence Referendum
A separatist group delivered more than double the required signatures on Monday to force a vote on Alberta's separation from Canada. The move comes amid long-standing economic grievances, cultural differences and political underrepresentation cited by western provinces. Quebec he…
koreaboo.comworld46 days ago
Foreign Actors From Russia and US Interfere in Alberta Separatist Debate
A new report states that actors from Russia and the United States are interfering in Alberta's separatist debate by amplifying grievances on social media. The interference exploits western alienation and is described as a threat to Canada's democratic integrity. A citizen-led pet…
winnipegfreepress.compolitics46 days ago
Carney Says He Will Consider Independent Advisory Committee Recommendations for Senate Appointments
Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Wednesday he will take into account advice from an independent advisory body established by his predecessor to fill nine current Senate vacancies. Carney has not appointed any senators since taking office and gave only a brief response when asked…
japantimes.co.jppolitics47 days ago
Alberta Separatists Submit Signatures for Independence Referendum
A separatist group in Alberta has submitted over 300,000 signatures to force a provincial referendum on independence from Canada. The petition, if verified, could lead to a vote as early as October, though legal challenges from Indigenous groups loom. Provincial leaders have expr…
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japantimes.co.jppolitics47 days ago
Alberta Separatists Submit Signatures for Independence Referendum
A separatist group in Alberta, Canada's major oil-producing province, has submitted over 301,000 signatures to trigger a referendum on leaving Canada. The petition, driven by frustrations over federal oil policies, exceeds the required 178,000 signatures and will be reviewed by t…
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France 24politics51 days ago
Alberta to Hold Independence Referendum on October 19 Following Government Reform
Separatism in Alberta has evolved from a slogan into an active movement, supported by a reform from the province's conservative government. This reform has enabled a referendum on independence set for October 19. It marks the first such vote in Canada since Quebec's failed refere…
thesouthafrican.comworld59 days ago
Assembly of First Nations Calls for Withdrawal of Red River Métis Self-Government Bill
The Assembly of First Nations has requested the immediate withdrawal of Bill C-21, which would recognize self-government rights for the Red River Métis. The bill is in its second reading in the House of Commons. Officials from involved groups have expressed differing views on the…