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Alberta separatists clash over ‘decline the nine’ campaign
Alberta separatists are divided over a call to boycott nine referendum questions by voting ‘No’ on immigration and constitutional reform.
Oct 18
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Majority of First Nations fail financial transparency rules: report
Nearly six in ten First Nations failed federal financial transparency rules in 2024-25, as senators grilled Ottawa over its decade-long refusal to…
Oct 18
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Alex Dhaliwal
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RCMP awarded $84M in Black Hawk border contracts — only 73 arrests
The RCMP cancelled a $7.5-million Black Hawk contract after the helicopter was grounded, costing taxpayers $394,000 for just 10 days of flying.
Oct 17
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Carney quietly lowers housing targets, feds get $2.1M performance pay
The Carney government is moving the goalposts on housing construction while federal bureaucrats rake in millions in taxpayer-funded performance pay.
Oct 17
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Eby’s DRIPA Files: 400 Crown land parcels pledged to First Nations
The province’s own briefing identifies compensation payouts as a major obstacle to transferring Crown land to First Nations, citing mounting financial…
Oct 16
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Carney gov hauled to court over hidden gun confiscation costs
The Liberals initially pegged the gun buyback at $200 million, but independent estimates now run into the billions.
Oct 16
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Alberta Referendum: Over a quarter of eligible voters cast their ballots
Elections Alberta informed Juno News that potentially over a quarter of eligible voters have already cast their answers to Alberta’s Referendum…
Oct 16
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Clayton DeMaine
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Carney pleads voters say ‘No to the Nine’ in Alberta Referendum
Prime Minister Mark Carney is campaigning against nine of Premier Danielle Smith’s proposals on immigration and provincial powers to retain control in…
Oct 16
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Alex Dhaliwal
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‘No More Pipelines’ law is unconstitutional: Alberta Court
Alberta’s highest court has again found key provisions of Ottawa’s Impact Assessment Act unconstitutional, prompting Premier Danielle Smith to demand…
Oct 10
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Canada bleeds 110,000 jobs in two months as unemployment hits 6.5%—Alberta spared
Young Canadians were among the hardest hit, accounting for 67,000 job losses over August and September combined.
Oct 9
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Conflict of interest? Carney's $2B heat pump rebates and Brookfield
Carney’s $2-billion heat pump rebate program is facing conflict-of-interest allegations over his past investments and corporate ties that could benefit…
Oct 9
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Liberals shut down ‘green slush fund’ debate amid $34M dispute
Last month, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly confirmed Ottawa would not pursue recovery of $34 million awarded to five projects subsequently deemed…
Oct 8
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Alex Dhaliwal
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