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Liberal MPs are tempering Alberta Premier Smith’s push for a new West Coast oil pipeline, Canada’s immigration system is failing to keep vital medical professionals, and more.
Liberal MPs throw cold water on new West Coast pipeline as deal with Carney reportedly being sought
Liberal MPs are tempering Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s push for a new West Coast oil pipeline just as a memorandum of understanding is being worked on, insisting that approval from British Columbia and substantial First Nations support is mandatory.
WATCH: BOMBSHELL U.S. allegations put fresh spotlight on crime in Canada
U.S. prosecutors have unveiled explosive new allegations against former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, accusing him of running a sprawling, violent drug-trafficking organization and allegedly ordering the murder of a key witness.
Over a third of immigrant healthcare workers leave after five years
Canada’s immigration system is failing to keep vital medical professionals, with a shocking new study revealing that over a third of immigrant healthcare workers quit and leave the country within five years of arrival.
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Smith says she expects clarity on West Coast pipeline prospects within days
Ottawa and Alberta are on the verge of sealing a major energy deal that could finally pave the way for a crucial oil pipeline to British Columbia’s northwest coast, according to a Globe and Mail report.
Legislature walkout follows MLA question on residential school narrative
A visiting delegation from the Métis Nation British Columbia walked out of the B.C. legislature on Monday after a question from OneBC Leader Dallas Brodie on the issue of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School.
Quebec Liberal leader Pablo Rodriguez dogged by party vote-buying scandal
The Quebec Liberal Party is in crisis, with leader and former federal minister Pablo Rodriguez demanding an outside investigation into serious new vote-buying allegations that are threatening to tear the Official Opposition apart just ahead of the 2026 election.
Albertans pick Moraine Lake after provincial licence plate showdown
Alberta has picked a winner for its first new provincial licence plate in over 40 years, choosing a design featuring the iconic Moraine Lake after a popular tournament-style vote that drew over 240,000 ballots.
Industry Minister Joly fails to appear before trade committee on CUSMA
Industry Minister Melanie Joly has come under fire for failing to appear at a standing committee meeting on international trade, with Conservative MP Jacob Mantle presenting a motion to report her absence to the House of Commons.
Liberals don’t track how many immigrant doctors work in healthcare
Both the Liberal immigration minister and the health minister admit that they don’t track how many medically trained doctors the Liberals bring into the country actually become doctors, despite lauding their own program for bringing healthcare professionals into Canada.
OP-ED: Sacrificing the Canadian economy for net-zero goals others are abandoning
Gywn Morgan writes, “Ottawa’s fixation on net-zero targets – first under Justin Trudeau and now under Prime Minister Mark Carney – has meant staggering public expenditures, resource project cancellations and rising energy costs, all while failing to reduce the country’s dependence on fossil fuels.”
B.C. woodworker says CBC cancelled interview after challenging Trump tariff narrative
The CBC is facing its second allegation in as many weeks of shutting out voices critical of the public broadcaster’s editorial framing, after a Prince George woodworker says his planned interview on U.S. tariffs was abruptly dropped when he challenged a producer on the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs on his industry.
Conservative MP Roman Baber tables bill to criminalize promotion of terrorism
A Conservative MP is fighting back against terrorist sympathizers by tabling a private member’s bill that would finally make the willful promotion of terrorism a criminal offence in Canada.
Houses beginning to flood the market, while buyers take a break
Even with interest rates dipping, the Canadian housing market continues to cool, with home sales hitting a multi-year low last month. Sales activity dropped by 4.3 per cent across the country, according to new data.
Ontario psychologists warn new licensing rules will put vulnerable patients at risk
Ontario is preparing to lower the training and licensing requirements for psychologists drastically, a move the Ford government says will improve “fairness,” “equity” and “access.” However, many psychologists say the plan will put vulnerable patients at risk.
Overreliance on apps at border instead of human interviews a risk to national security
Canada’s border security is at risk, according to a union president who warns that the federal agency is dangerously understaffed, relying too heavily on phone apps over human interviews, and prioritizing “facilitation” over keeping the country safe.
