BREAKING NOW: The BC Conservative board has passed a resolution removing John Rustad as party leader. The board has accepted caucus' recommendation of Trevor Halford as interim leader.

Calgary city council has voted to cut $9 million from its 2026 climate and environment budget, approving a motion that supporters framed as necessary fiscal restraint during an affordability crisis. https://t.co/tcq0PcUYTs

Defence Minister David McGuinty said Canada will contribute $200 million toward a new package of military equipment sourced from the United States under NATO’s Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List. https://t.co/2l95ZtERhR

BREAKING: A majority of BC Conservative MLAs have formally notified the party that they have lost confidence in John Rustad’s leadership. https://t.co/sZpzMMlMWU

Algoma Steel had informed the Carney government that it planned to lay off 1,000 employees before it was given half a billion in taxpayer money, according to the company’s CEO, Michael Garcia. https://t.co/sELxooFset

Alexander Brown, a Juno News host and the director of the National Citizens Coalition, called for immigration reforms, blasting the federal government for not prioritizing Canadian citizens & youth with its immigration policies. https://t.co/zWoUiBx2Np

Alberta is launching its toughest fight yet against the Liberal government’s gun confiscation program, invoking the Sovereignty Act to legally order provincial police, including the RCMP, to refuse to enforce Ottawa’s firearm seizure scheme. https://t.co/box1R10qky

Frances Widdowson, a Mount Royal University professor and author of Dead Wrong, was arrested at the University of Victoria on Tuesday after being told that she, OneBC interim party leader Dallas Brodie, and former schoolteacher Jim McMurtry were not welcome on the university’s

They actually jailed Frances Widdowson. The Dead Wrong author and academic is in a Saanich Police jail cell right now because @uvic President Robina Thomas couldn’t handle hearing facts about the Kamloops residential school claims. https://t.co/OrD6AaqtwW

Pressure is mounting to have Prime Minister Mark Carney sell off his millions in stock holdings after MPs called to have Parliament rewrite the Conflict of Interest Act, aiming to close what has been dubbed the “Carney loophole.” https://t.co/uY6w2jgwiE

First Nations chiefs have unanimously rejected the federal–Alberta pipeline memorandum of understanding (MOU) in a resolution passed just hours before Prime Minister Mark Carney addresses the Assembly of First Nations. https://t.co/5WLaxZSmdH

Former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister Thomas Lukaszuk’s petition to hold a referendum on Alberta’s separation from Canada has been certified by Elections Alberta, confirming it has enough signatures to trigger the legislative process. https://t.co/nmNAMOk6LH

EXCLUSIVE: Following a narrow UCP member vote to scrap the proposal, a Calgary injury lawyer is demanding Premier Danielle Smith immediately ditch the government’s controversial “Care-First” insurance model. https://t.co/Ac9VPmIFbk

Former House of Commons Speaker and current Liberal MP Greg Fergus spent nearly $300,000 on international travel during his final year in the role—including a four-day trip to Jamaica. https://t.co/upf85XNFRe

BREAKING: The leadership of yet another Conservative Party of British Columbia riding association is calling on leader John Rustad to step aside, citing a loss of confidence, declining donations and irregularities in a recent leadership review vote. https://t.co/TAgpS7Vxgk

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s promise of building half a million homes a year has been exposed as a massive failure. The Parliamentary Budget Officer confirms Ottawa will only deliver a paltry 26,000 houses over the next five years. https://t.co/9tBKmfP16H

In a major victory against organized crime, Canadian police have seized a staggering 386 kilograms of deadly fentanyl and nearly 6 tonnes of cocaine, arresting 217 individuals. https://t.co/8hFOKtuzg1

Canadian steel giant Algoma Steel is laying off 1,000 workers and closing its blast furnace in Sault Ste. Marie, blaming crushing new U.S. tariffs that have slammed the door on its biggest export market, the company announced Monday. https://t.co/lbFvfQLA2d

Guilbeault used a televised interview on Sunday to criticize Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, days after resigning from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet. https://t.co/Q8iath0TUe