Podcast Episode · West of Centre · June 26 · 39m

CALGARY — Well, if Alberta’s premier was looking to duck the accusation that she was the one putting a separation question on the ballot, she’s created an unusual bit of plausible deniability. Read More

The province neutered its election agency. Guess what happened next?

Alberta separatists have been put on pause by the courts, but the premier could hand them a lifeline. It would be a risky move.

Listen now | How real is the rupture? And what does the new Carney doctrine mean in practice? We're joined by Globe & Mail columnist Andrew Coyne

The province's major hospitals are running over capacity and emergency rooms are bursting at the seams - how did things get so bad?

This could get ugly.

The government might end up antagonizing everyone in this debate before all is said and done.

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Alberta's premier has a new deal with Ottawa, a new fight with the feds, and a decision to make on a divisive independence vote

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Alberta's auditor general releases scathing report on past privatization just as government embarks on a major expansion of private care

A number of government MLAs are now being targeted with voter recall campaigns.

The possibility of some comeuppance now looms over the province.

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... and how this issue is shaping Alberta politics.

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In this episode of the Rob Breakenridge Show, interviews with energy journalist Markham Hislop as well as the producer & director of "The Road Between Us"

Get the latest on CBCNews.ca, the CBC News App, and CBC News Network for breaking news and analysis.

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In this episode, interviews with Joseph Jeffery from Canadian School Libraries and "Targeted" author Noah Schwartz

If the result of marching orders given to school boards is pointless and absurd book bans, the blame lies with those who drafted them.

In this episode, updates on Alberta's budget and Ottawa's interest in LNG; plus interviews with law professor Peter Sankoff and MLI's Peter Menzies

In this episode, interviews with Forever Canadian's Thomas Lukaszuk, Jewish Federation of Edmonton CEO Stacey Leavitt-Wright, And Air Passenger Rights founder Gabor Lukacs

This is all being handled as it should be. And the government isn’t happy about that.

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In this episode, interviews with Canadian Constitution Foundation's Christine Van Geyn, and writer & journalist Scott Stinson

In this episode, interviews with MLAs Peter Guthrie & Scott Sinclair, Jasper CAO Bill Given, and Tim Sargent with the the Expert Group on Canada-U.S. Relations

In this episode, interviews with energy economist Andrew Leach, columnist Max Fawcett, and C.D. Howe Institute's Daniel Schwanen

Interviews in this episode with Forever Canadian spokesman Thomas Lukaszuk and Aristotle Foundation for Public Policy president Mark Milke

In this episode, analysis of Monday's three byelections, plus interviews with Senator Paula Simons and Conservative MP Michelle Rempel-Garner