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Danielle Smith told UCP Separatists to accept the referendum result or leave the party. UCP Separatists are pushing back ahead of the Nov. 27 UCP AGM.
The Saint John Trade Corridor gets up to $254M from Ottawa: port and rail upgrades aim to lift Saint John to 1 million containers a year.
Saskatchewan funds 12 new Sober Living Spaces in Prince Albert with $556,000 annual funding, in partnership with the Prince Albert Grand Council.
The Plamondon PQ Cabinet was sworn in Oct 21: Quebec’s new premier leads a 23-member team with a dedicated independence minister and no royal oath.
The Byron Carr Murder Charges are gone after P.E.I. police lost the knife and towel in his 1988 murder. Now the province orders an independent review.
Ottawa’s $3.3M bet on nine Indigenous-Led Projects across Nova Scotia could reshape Mi’kmaq business. Here’s where the money goes and why it matters.
Government Websites Offline: N.L. pulled provincial services down over a critical PHP flaw. What is down, what still works, and when sites return.
Manitoba cuts Above-Guideline Rent Hikes by 40 per cent, limiting what landlords can pass to tenants and barring collection while applications are pending.
N.L. Water and Wastewater: $23M from Ottawa and St. John’s for 10 projects across the province, unlocking up to 1,800 new homes.
P.E.I. PNP October draws 2026: Prince Edward Island invited 254 workers across two rounds this month, doubling its planned pace.













