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

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 ...

From the country losing its nearly three-decade-long measles elimination status (with an outbreak in Quebec currently ...

From a continued war on drugs users, to major labour actions, to the mainstreaming of far-right views — a heck of a lot ...

Debates around Alberta separation were jolted back to life this week though a series of developments, including a massive legal shakeup by the government of Premier Danielle Smith. On Tuesday, ...

PressProgress is at the centre of what could be one of the biggest, longest and most expensive media trials in Canadian history, brought forward against us and other trusted news organizations like ...

An ostrich farm in rural British Columbia keeps making national and international headlines. It’s the subject of a federal cull order, after 69 birds were found dead from an H5N1 or avian flu outbreak ...

The choice of Ben Mulroney as the new interim host of Global News’ national political affairs program offers an intriguing case study into the potential problems of mixing journalism with business, ...

This week’s Air Canada flight attendants’ strike brought the country’s largest airline to a halt with picket lines set up at airports across the country. After the federal government attempted to send ...

This summer, British Columbia has become the site of two huge victories for precarious workers. In Victoria, over 500 Uber drivers unionized with United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) local 1518 .

Doug Ford’s provincial government is set to make changes to the Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Act as part of a move that would see the majority of the beachfront removed from Wasaga Beach ...