Morinville is not considering the introduction of a municipal handgun bylaw if allowed to do so by the passage of a bill like Bill-C21, which died on the order of paper and would need to be reintroduced to the House of Commons. […]
National Safe Driving Week runs from Dec. 1 to 7 and this year the Canada Safety Council and the Insurance Brokers Association of Canada (IBAC) are reminding motorists that driving is a task that demands complete attention from drivers. […]
At the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday he would cap oil and gas emissions en route to a net-zero economy by 2050. […]
The federal government announced Thursday that it has collaborated with the provinces and territories to create a standardized Canadian COVID-19 proof of vaccination. […]
The Alberta Senate Nominee Election will take place when Albertans go to the polls on October 18 or to one of the advance polls in conjunction with the conjunction elections. […]
Conservative Party of Canada MP Dane Lloyd has won his third election and will return to Ottawa, albeit with a smaller percentage of support than in the 2019 election. The NDP and the People’s Party of Canada snapped up larger chunks of the vote total than they did two years ago. […]
A week ahead of the federal election, The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) has released a two-page PDF guide to the three front-running party’s platforms to let voters know where the Liberals, Conservatives and NDP stand on debt, spending and balancing the budget. […]
With Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calling a snap election for Sept. 20, candidates will be making their pitches to voters in the hopes of a seat in the House of Commons. […]
The right of centre Canadian Taxpayers Federation finds the Conservative Party of Canada’s platform lacking a credible plan to balance the books and find federal budget savings. […]
Alberta’s NDP Opposition says the UCP’s decision to end COVID-19 testing, tracing and isolation protocols the province’s workers at risk of losing benefits. […]
The War Amps Key Tag Service, which provides a service that gets lost keys to vehicle owners, celebrates 75 years. Each key tag has a confidentially coded number. Lost keys can be dropped in any mailbox and War Amps return the keys to the rightful owner by courier. […]
Citing a recent Parliamentary Budget Officer data prediction that the federal budget will not be balanced until 2070, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) called on federal politicians to focus on saving taxpayers’ money. […]
With a federal election likely in the coming months, the Conservative Party of Canada are vowing to fix equalization. Both the party and its leader, the Honourable Erin O’Toole issued media releases on Thursday announcing their intentions. […]
CTF says while the reimbursement costs are estimated at $756 million, the PBO did not provide cost estimations on staffing and administration costs to run the buyback program. […]
Citing an increase in youth vaping rates due to the appeal of flavoured juices, the federal government is poised to introduce regulatory changes to curb the variety of flavours available to vapers. […]
Sturgeon River-Parkland MP Dane Lloyd introduced McCanns’ Law in the House of Commons Thursday, a private member’s bill that will, if passed, support families of homicide victims. […]
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