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Maritime environmental groups call on provincial governments to better address climate changeEnvironmental groups across the Maritimes are calling on their provincial governments to better address climate change. This comes after a new United Nations report found that global warming is set to surpass long-term temperature goals. And push environmental risks to dangerous new heights. Mitchell Bailey has the story.CanadaSep 4
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Provincial government proposes new bill to regulate Nova Scotia Power based on performanceThe Tim Houston government is looking to shine a light on Nova Scotia Power’s performance. It’s proposing legislation to review whether the utility’s earnings should be tied to its output. It’s a measure that the opposition has long been calling for. Skye Bryden-Blom has the details.PoliticsSep 9
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Alberta teen takes the provincial government to court over surgical delaysAn Alberta family is taking the province to court after paying nearly $200,000 for their daughter’s spine surgery in the U.S., arguing lengthy wait times left them with no viable option at home. Quinn Ohler explains.Health MattersAug 14
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Environmental advocates call on Nova Scotia government to better protect provincial parksEnvironmental advocates are calling on the Nova Scotia government to better enforce protections around provincial parks. A new poll from the Ecology Action Centre found nearly 80 per cent of the public is against private developments on public land. And as Mitchell Bailey reports, the group says those findings send a clear message.CanadaAug 5
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Canadian Federation of Independent Business calls on BC gov’t to reverse BC PST expansionThe provincial government is expanding its provincial sales tax program to include professional services. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business is calling on the BC government to reverse the decision saying the change will be a direct blow to business owners. Ben O’Hara-Byrne explains.ConsumerSep 11
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BC Conservatives calling on province to support businesses affected by U.S. trade warThe BC Conservatives are calling on the provincial government to support businesses affected by the U.S. trade war. This after a number of new tariffs were added in the last week from both Canada and the U-S. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has more.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 10
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BC’s deficit grows to $13.8BThe provincial government’s deficit will be even larger than predicted in this year’s budget. New finance minister Josie Osborne announcing B.C.’s deficit is 13.8 billion dollars. That’s nearly half a billion dollars more than was reported in February. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.Global News Hour at 6 BC4 hours
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Manitoba spends $103M to protect industries hit by ‘unwarranted’ U.S. tariffsIndustries hit by U.S. tariffs in Manitoba are set to receive more than $100 million from the provincial government.EconomyAug 28
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Sept. 4The Provincial government and SGI have announced rate hikes across Saskatchewan. What does this mean for the auto fund moving forward and how high will the jump in prices go? Plus – children with Type 1 Diabetes are losing access to support across southern Saskatchewan. We hear from families how debilitating this is for them...CanadaSep 4
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Global News at 6 Regina: Sept. 4The Provincial government and SGI have announced rate hikes across Saskatchewan. What does this mean for the auto fund moving forward and how high will the jump in prices go? Plus – children with Type 1 Diabetes are losing access to support across southern Saskatchewan. We hear from families how debilitating this is for them...CanadaSep 4
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Global News at 6 Regina: Sept. 3We now have the results from a survey the provincial government sent out months ago on whether kids should have limited access to social media. We get a look at the data and how Saskatchewan families are feeling when it comes to their kid’s online presence. Plus – the Royal Regina Rifles hosting a delegation...CanadaSep 3
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Sept. 3We now have the results from a survey the provincial government sent out months ago on whether kids should have limited access to social media. We get a look at the data and how Saskatchewan families are feeling when it comes to their kid’s online presence. Also, the sentencing for a man accused of starting...CanadaSep 3
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Fiscal update Q1The provincial government is out with its first quarter financial update with a deficit now sitting at $825m, slightly worse than the $819m projected when the budget was released in March. But finance minister Jim Reiter said provincial economy remains strong.CanadaAug 27
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Okanagan Forest Task Force says it’s seeing increase in illegal encampments in the back countryThe Okanagan Forest Task Force is concerned about an increase in illegal encampments in the back country. The organization says it’s written a letter to the provincial government and isn’t seeing any action. Kevin Pontious has more.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganAug 26
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Province cancels plans for overdose prevention site in Vancouver’s downtown coreThe provincial government is cancelling plans to put an overdose prevention site in Vancouver’s downtown core. The site at 900 Helmcken was announced in the spring, but the project was paused after backlash from the mayor and community. Catherine Urquhart has more.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 24
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Questions about value of Vancouver SROAnother twist in the story of the Luugat SRO in Vancouver, which is still home to a single occupant, with the provincial government seemingly unable to convince him to leave. As Kristen Robinson reports, a local urban planner says the province will likely lose millions on the building.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 18
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Report shows BC is far behind on universal affordable childcareA new report confirms B.C. parents are paying the most for childcare in the country. The provincial government paused the $10/day childcare intiative earlier this year and B.C. is now falling behind in offering universal affordable childcare. Kylie Stanton has the details.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 20
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Optimism among next generation of doctorsAs the provincial government touts the number of new health care workers it’s hired, some unions are still concerned about vacancies. Global’s Teagan Rasche has more on the reaction from those hearing from the front lines and the next generation entering an industry under stress.HealthAug 19
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More than 4.7K health-care workers hired in Manitoba since 2023: provinceManitoba has gained a net 4,725 health-care workers since October 2023, according to the provincial government. Marney Blunt reports on that plus when Dauphin’s hospital could be providing emergency care again.HealthAug 18
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Aug. 19After going right down to the wire last night, the latest tariffs against Canada have been paused by Donald Trump. We hear from both the Federal and Provincial Government on what led to the halt and what Canada’s next move is. Also, is taking the bus more than just getting you from point A to...CanadaAug 19