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Alberta separatists clash over ‘decline the nine’ campaign
Alberta separatists are divided over a call to boycott nine referendum questions by voting ‘No’ on immigration and constitutional reform.
8 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Majority of First Nations fail financial transparency rules: report
Nearly six in ten First Nations failed federal financial transparency rules in 2024-25, as senators grilled Ottawa over its decade-long refusal to…
9 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Former CSIS chief warns Chinese EVs could spy on Canadians
David Vigneault says Beijing could exploit data harvested from Chinese EVs, surveillance cameras and other technology to build vast intelligence…
10 hrs ago
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Alex Dhaliwal
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BEXTE: Confederation is a choice, not a life sentence
Tomorrow, Albertans will make a decision that will dictate the future of our province, and whether we choose to leave or stay, there’s something worth…
12 hrs ago
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EMERGENCY: Mass-casualty event at Alberta military base
A “significant and tragic fire” that has caused both fatalities and injuries has been reported at the CFB Wainwright military base in Alberta.
20 hrs ago
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Dylan Gibbons
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Why is Canada letting these dangerous offenders walk free?
From violent offenders released into our communities to horrific animal cruelty and rampant illegal dumping, Canada needs tougher consequences and a…
22 hrs ago
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Sonduren Fanarredha
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Op-Ed: Are indigenous “sentencing circles” now the highest courts in Canada?
“This muddling now exists in Canada's criminal law… resulting in guilty parties receiving reduced sentences based on ethnic or racial membership…
Oct 17
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Op-Ed: The Woman Who Wasn't Allowed to Speak
“The law had protected her right to have an abortion. It would not protect her right to speak about regretting one. Not where or when it mattered most.”
Oct 17
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RCMP awarded $84M in Black Hawk border contracts — only 73 arrests
The RCMP cancelled a $7.5-million Black Hawk contract after the helicopter was grounded, costing taxpayers $394,000 for just 10 days of flying.
Oct 17
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Alex Dhaliwal
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🟢 Juno News is under attack
Juno News is now subject to a Punjab Police investigation for the supposed crime of connecting the dots when it comes to the pipeline of human beings…
Oct 17
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Carney gov drops Canadian-first hiring safeguard for Express Entry
Next month, Ottawa will scrap the LMIA requirement for qualifying job offers to earn Express Entry points or meet certain permanent residency…
Oct 16
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Alex Dhaliwal
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Carney quietly lowers housing targets, feds get $2.1M performance pay
The Carney government is moving the goalposts on housing construction while federal bureaucrats rake in millions in taxpayer-funded performance pay.
Oct 16
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Alex Dhaliwal
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