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Is Alberta Serious About Separating?
Eric Adams, a law professor and constitutional scholar at the University of Alberta, says that the current intensity of the ...
Why Alberta politics may be getting more polarized — and why that matters
Data from CBC News’ recent polling suggests an increase in political polarization amongst Albertans, pointing toward possibly ...
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Alberta teachers vote to strike if bargaining reaches impasse
An overwhelming 94.5 per cent of Alberta teachers have voted in favour of strike action. There’s no way to suggest a 94.5 per ...
The Canadian Press on MSN2d
Premier Smith visits rural Alberta to lend voice to local byelection candidate
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is winning applause but also facing pointed questions from party members ahead of three ...
The Walrus on MSN7d
Alberta Is Talking about Separating—AGAIN
He was talking about education, but that sense of frustration with Ottawa has been a part of politicking in Alberta since the ...
Canada's National Observer18h
At a boisterous town hall, UCP coal mining plans clash with Alberta ranchers' water concerns
The Fort Macleod & District Community Hall was packed to capacity with nearly 500 people, with the premier and cabinet ministers facing near-constant jeers from a majority of attendees who came to ...
The Canadian Press on MSN7d
Separatist Alberta Republican Party cries foul after byelection debate is cancelled
The separatist Republican Party of Alberta is crying foul over a cancelled debate in a central Alberta byelection.