Parti Lib News Today

In 2021, a Quebec court found that Bill 21 violates basic rights and is having a “cruel” and “dehumanizing” impact on minorities, especially Muslim women. However, it nevertheless upheld the discriminatory ban on religious signs as the CAQ government’s invocation of the “notwithstanding clause” was "lawful."

Ontario Liberals have selected Bonnie Crombie as their next leader to go head to head with the premier in the next election.

Call her the Queen B of the Ontario Liberal Party – Bonnie Crombie won the leadership of Ontarios Liberal Party on the first ballot.

The Ontario Liberals now have their highest seat count in the Legislature since 2018, after winning the ridings of Scarborough-Guildwood and Kanata-Carleton yesterday.

The Liberals have nominated their candidate for the yet-to-be-announced byelection in Dieppe. Richard Losier w...

Premier Francois Legault and his CAQ party are extremely popular. The question is whether theyll pick up more seats.

The results are in and the Liberal Party of New Brunswick has a new leader. Susan Holt was voted in as the new...

MLA Chuck Chiasson. (Image submitted) A Liberal MLA from the Grand Falls area is set to undergo cardiac surgery in Saint John on Friday, according to the party. Chuck Chiasson, who represents Victoria-La Vallée, suffered a heart attack last Friday and later learned he had several blockages. Chiasson’s colleague, MLA Francine Landry, said he was lucky enough to make it to the hospital on time. “As he said on social media, sometimes your body tells you in a polite way that you need to slow d...

Calls mount for Doug Ford to resign as Premier of Ontario Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. As Ontario continues to face a deadly, catastrophic third wave of COVID-19 that is overwhelming the provinces hospitals and intensive care units, calls are growing for Premier Doug Ford to resign from his position due to his handling of the pandemic. "Over a year into the pandemic, things are worse in Ontario than th...

Roger Melanson is the interim leader of the Liberal Party of New Brunswick. (Photo: Facebook/Roger Melanson) The New Brunswick Liberal Party will hold its first virtual biennial convention Saturday. Party officials say more than 1,100 people have registered to take part in the event. “In speaking with Liberals since becoming interim leader, I could sense the momentum building within the party’s membership and I am thrilled to see that reflected in the number of people participating in our u...