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Smith tells Kinew, Eby to stop "lecturing" Albertans and focus on pipelines
Speaking on her radio program Your Province, Your Premier, Smith responded to questions about last week’s Western Premiers Conference.
8 hrs ago
May 2026
The WHO hates how Sweden is saving lives
Cigarettes are legal. Zyn is the problem, says the World Health Organization. As it warns about nicotine pouches on World No Tobacco Day, Sweden offers…
May 31
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Keean Bexte
Rural Canada faces disproportionately high crime rates: StatCan report
According to the report released Thursday, rural areas accounted for 19 per cent of all Criminal Code offences in Canada’s provinces in 2024 despite…
May 30
University of Lethbridge bars white applicants from genomics research chair job
The university justified the race-based hiring restriction by citing “underrepresentation of racialized scholars."
May 29
Federal review of tobacco regulations fails to name organized crime’s role in illicit trade
A Health Canada review of its Tobacco and Vaping Products Act calls for enhanced enforcement but fails to name organized crime's role in the growing…
May 28
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Carney says majority will not be enough for Alberta to secede, citing the Clarity Act
Prime Minister Mark Carney says that a majority vote on the Alberta independence referendum will not be enough for Alberta to leave confederation.
May 27
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Conservative women launch movement to flip female vote
The Canadian Conservative Women’s Association launched this month to encourage more women to get involved in politics and support the Conservative…
May 26
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Doubts over Tim Hortons' promise to hire 10,000 new "local employees"
After facing backlash over its reliance on temporary foreign workers, Tim Hortons announced it would fill 10,000 new positions with “local employees.”
May 25
Non-citizen criminals can now postpone deportation hearings with appeal
Effective June 1, the Immigration and Refugee Board guidelines expand when convicted foreign nationals can delay admissibility hearings.
May 24
Study calls for mandatory byelections after a floor-crossing
Only six per cent of voters are motivated to get out to the ballot box by an individual candidate, compared to the 39 per cent who are motivated by the…
May 23
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Tamara Lich sues Ottawa police, Crown prosecutor over convoy mischief trial
"I have filed a lawsuit against the Ottawa Police, the Crown prosecutor, and others for malicious prosecution & negligent investigation," Tamara Lich…
May 22
Taxpayer advocates blast industrial carbon tax hike as "bad deal" for Albertans
“The carbon tax hike is a certainty, a pipeline is a maybe,” says Franco Terrazzano, CTF Federal Director.
May 21
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