Sutcliffe claims a new 'study' proves Ottawa is the ‘most liveable’ city in North America, but experts say the website’s data ...

Four contracts at Bell Media expire in 2026, covering hundreds of workers represented by multiple unions. On March 31, the ...

Our most- read story of the year was Ontario reporter Eric Wickham’s coverage of the provincial government’s plan to remove ...

2025 was a rough year for Danielle Smith’s United Conservative Party. With all that’s happened in recent months, next year could be rougher. The new year will begin with over a third of the caucus ...

OneBC, British Columbia’s newest far-right party, composed of only two elected MLAs, has become mired in internal conflict — causing 50% of that two-person caucus to trigger the removal of the leader ...

Danielle Smith’s United Conservative Party is going into the new year with more than a third of its caucus facing recall petitions that have been issued by Alberta’s elections-oversight body. As of ...

While, for the first time in decades, there’s a nonzero chance of Canada getting smaller (with Alberta maybe wanting out and the U.S. maybe wanting in), PressProgress, at least, is only getting bigger ...

A new report from the Office of the Federal Housing Advocate is saying what many housing experts and advocates have for years–Canada needs more non-market housing. In the report, the Federal Housing ...

It’s been the opposite of a banner year for Canadian healthcare. From the country losing its nearly three-decade-long measles elimination status (with an outbreak in Quebec currently underway) to ...

Several stories broke big in BC this year, and PressProgress’ reporters published many of the headlines that occupied the discourse in the province. Here were some of 2025’s top stories in BC: The end ...

A Canadian Sikh advocacy organization is calling out the federal government for failing to take steps to protect its community or investigate “electoral interference, and violent criminal activities ...

PressProgress is at the centre of what could be one of the biggest, longest and most expensive media trials in recent Canadian history. A former star candidate for Jason Kenney’s United Conservative ...