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Alberta's election could hinge on Calgary, a city bucking expectations - Vimarsana News

Alberta's election could hinge on Calgary, a city bucking expectations

Calgary is the main battleground for a nail-biter of an Alberta election that will pit an industry-focused former radio show host against a progressive former premier hoping her stances on health care and education will be enough for a comeback.

Canadian MP Fails In Bid To Sever Ties From British Monarchy - Vimarsana News

Canadian MP Fails In Bid To Sever Ties From British Monarchy

On Wednesday, an overwhelming majority of MPs voted to block Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-Francois Blanchet’s proposal to cut off ties

Canada: Quebec separatist party calls for split with British monarchy - Vimarsana News

Canada: Quebec separatist party calls for split with British monarchy

Anti-monarchy attitudes are strongest in Quebec, where 79% say Canada should cut ties with the Crown.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Does Quebec really need more immigration powers from Ottawa? - Vimarsana News

Does Quebec really need more immigration powers from Ottawa?

Even though Canada's prime minister has repeatedly shut the door, Francois Legault keeps on knocking, intent on winning more control over immigration from the federal government. As with many past leaders in Quebec, it's been a regular refrain of his, dating back well before the provincial election on Oct. 3.

Quebec election highlights divisions between Montreal and rest of province - Vimarsana News

Quebec election highlights divisions between Montreal and rest of province

Of the 90 seats the Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) won in the Quebec election, only two came from the province's largest city. It appears Montreal really is an island, in every sense of the word -- and now, in the wake of the election, there's concern the city won't be a priority in the re-elected government.