IS CANADA SPLITTING UP? 🇨🇦 Alberta’s Separation Move & 2026 Tax Shock! (January 4th 2026)

Описание: CANADA NEWS UPDATE: JANUARY 4, 2026
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🇨🇦 National News
2026 kicks off with new tax regulations. The CPP ceiling has risen to $74,600, and Employment Insurance (EI) premiums have increased. Food prices are expected to jump by up to 6% this year. On the legislative side, Bill C-3 now makes it easier for "Lost Canadians" born abroad to pass citizenship to their children. Also, Global Affairs Canada issued a travel warning for Venezuela due to the ongoing political crisis.
🏙️ Major Cities
• Toronto: Named the "New Year's Capital of the World," surpassing Las Vegas. However, experts warn of a significant price drop in the condo market.
• Vancouver: Flights were disrupted after an Air India pilot was arrested just before takeoff.
• Calgary: A major water main break has triggered a "boil water advisory" for several northwest neighborhoods.
• Montreal: Scientists at McGill University have launched a groundbreaking project to 3D-print human lungs.
🏔️ The West & Prairies
• Alberta: A referendum motion regarding provincial separation has been approved. Alberta is also the first province to allow surgeons to work in both public and private systems simultaneously. Speed limits on highways may soon rise to 120 km/h.
• Saskatchewan: Security is tight in Northern regions following recent shootings. Residents are also facing a hike in utility bills starting this month.
• Winnipeg: Following an act of vandalism at a local synagogue, the community has rallied together in a show of solidarity.
❄️ The North
Aftershocks continue in Yukon following a massive 7.0 earthquake on New Year's Eve. In the Northwest Territories, tax breaks for diamond mines have been extended, while Nunavut’s major hydroelectric project is moving toward fast-track approval.
🌲 New Brunswick (NB)
A tragic fatal fire in Saint John is under investigation. Premier Susan Holt announced plans for 11 new collaborative care clinics and 6 new schools for 2026. The review period for the Official Languages Act has been shortened to five years.
🌊 Nova Scotia (NS)
RCMP are investigating a weekend shooting near Halifax. On a positive note, income assistance rates have been increased for low-income residents. Also, three local NHL stars have officially secured their spots on the 2026 Olympic roster.
🥔 Prince Edward Island (PEI)
Despite freezing temperatures, the traditional "Polar Bear Dip" took place in Charlottetown. The province has unveiled a massive $1.6 billion infrastructure budget for new hospitals and schools. Travelers are warned of potential freezing rain today.
⚓ Newfoundland and Labrador (NL)
A new panel has been appointed to review the multi-billion dollar Churchill Falls energy deal. In St. John’s, the city is tackling record homelessness with new social housing contracts. Police are also warning seniors about a phone scam involving the Premier’s name.
✈️ Aviation & Safety
Air Transat is increasing its Toronto-to-Istanbul service to three times a week for the winter season. Finally, Health Canada has issued an urgent recall for the Craftsman V20 150W Power Inverter due to fire risks.