The government of Alberta is introducing legislation that will restrict access to medical assistance in dying to individuals considered likely to die in the next year. Bill 18 imposes new limits on ...

C anada has seen its share of separatist sentiment, particularly from Quebec. In recent months, however, a separatist movement in the province of Alberta has been gaining momentum ...

If the Parti Québécois returns to power in Quebec later this year, as polls show it might, expect Quebec’s demands on the rest of Canada to ramp up. And then expect western separatist sentiment to ...

Brampton council is continuing its campaign against Quebec’s Bill 21, which Mayor Patrick Brown called a threat to the foundational principles of Canada, ahead of an upcoming Supreme Court challenge ...

On a vital matter such as separation, it’s important for pollsters to ask Canadians if they understand what breaking away could entail.

The economic case for breaking up Canada is weaker than its advocates admit, as going it alone would leave Quebec and Alberta poorer, not freer ...

New legislation would prevent anyone in Alberta from receiving medical assistance in dying (MAID) who is unlikely to die within the next 12 months.

Canada’s Premier Food Corridor (CPFC) is hosting a three-day delegation from Invest Quebec, bringing together 10 companies specializing in processing automation and digitization. The delegation aims ...

The bill turns back the clock to when MAID was first legalized and ignores all federal loosening of eligibility requirements since then You can save this article by registering for free here. Or ...

EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s government is taking steps to sharply restrict who's eligible for medical ...

LAVAL - A jury has found a man who drowned his two children in their Laval, Que., family home in October 2022 guilty on all charges.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s government is taking steps to sharply restrict who's eligible for medical assistance in ...