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One needs only to look back at a trade conflict between Canada and the U.S. nearly 100 years ago to see evidence of this ...
It’s getting embarrassing watching the many ways (head coach Dave Dickenson) coaches the Stampeders to a loss. Hopefully, ...
To quickly recap. The EV mandate, promulgated by the Trudeau government in 2022, required that beginning in 2026 at least 20% ...
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Regarding dual public/private surgeries. Having managed in an acute-care hospital for many years I feel this move by Alberta Health is a good one. Eventually it will reduce wait times for all. With ...
Premier Smith suggests the new pipeline would “create tens of thousands of jobs” and “generate tens of billions in new ...
With the election in full swing, Canadians are discussing important issues that affect our lives. But most people likely don’t know March is Self-Harm Awareness month, which is meant to spread ...
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Martin Hudson

I didn’t really mind that it was snowing. Taxpayers may have dodged a bullet. Home sweet home. To borrow the classic celebratory line of the legendary Peter Maher, “Yeah, baby!” ...
The “revolving door” of criminal suspects being released on bail only to allegedly reoffend could be shut by forcing accused persons to find someone in the community to ensure their good behaviour.
It will be up to jurors to decide who killed Calgarian Chad Kowalchuk and what their motivation for doing so was. But as the lawyer for one of his accused murderers accurately noted in his final ...