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Alberta separatists have gone to D.C. offering fresh water and oil in exchange for American support – and Republican operatives have provided tactical assistance inside the province

In Alberta and Quebec, Canada’s national unity paradox hits home

“There’s not a single Indigenous person in Canada, who has not been touched by the legacy of Residential Schools.” - Justice Murray Sinclair, Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)

“There’s not a single Indigenous person in Canada, who has not been touched by the legacy of Residential Schools.” - Justice Murray Sinclair, Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)

South Calgary voters backlash against Danielle Smith’s separation referendum

Unofficial results showed the Opposition party snatched up Calgary-Shaw

Asserting treaty rights, Saddle Lake Cree Nation says it will establish safe haven for the treatment on reserved lands

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An American litigation funder is threatening to call in more than $100 million in alleged debt from Alberta separatist leader and lawyer Jeffrey Rath and his firm

Mayor Dan Daley says Municipal Affairs Minister Dan Williams told mayors in mid-sized towns like Olds that they can cope with funding cuts and increase their income by selling stocks or bonds

Updated version was ‘issued in error’ and the original ‘stands,’ government spokesperson says

Province says it no longer predicts a $9.4-billion deficit this fiscal year

The deal would give the U.S. an ownership stake in Venezuela's oil fields and more than double American oil reserves.

Province said it no longer predicts a $9.4-billion deficit this fiscal year

Premier Danielle Smith, who has previously advocated against retaliation, said countertariffs would hurt consumers here

Premiers lined up behind the Prime Minister’s decision to walk away from a trade deal with Washington, but differences quickly surfaced over retaliatory tariffs and how Canada should respond to Trump

Prime Minister promises retaliatory measures to come following collapsed trade talks

Prime Minister promises retaliatory measures to come following collapsed trade talks

Prime Minister promises retaliatory measures to come following collapsed trade talks

If Albertans vote in October to begin the process, Premier estimates she can hold consultations with First Nations in 2.5 months

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Veterans return to the site of the catastrophic Dieppe battle to honour fallen friends and hear a new theory on why the mission was doomed

Trump and Carney spoke again Tuesday after a flurry of negotiations in recent days

My grandmother was evacuated from Summerland. We spent days trying to find her.

East Prairie Metis Settlement alleges province was ill-prepared for fire season, prioritized neighbouring areas

East Prairie Metis Settlement alleges province was ill-prepared for fire season, prioritized neighbouring areas

Summerside residents have long sought answers about why a massive waterfront development has never had a single guest

The construction of addiction treatment centres in three Indigenous communities has been mired in lawsuits