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At a highly charged town hall in southern Alberta, frustrated local residents vociferously challenged the premier and her ministers as they defended controversial changes to the province’s coal policy. Heated exchanges underscored a tangible disconnect between government policy and public expectations.
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Global leaders have converged in Alberta for the G7 summit amid escalating Middle East tensions and tariff uncertainties. The arrival of world leaders has sparked heated discussions on energy security, with one observer noting that nothing says “summit” like geopolitical crises and global trade tug-of-wars. More...
As Calgary braces for the arrival of world leaders at the G7 summit, hundreds of demonstrators rallied downtown and at designated protest zones. With security tightening, protesters expressed their discontent, turning the city into an arena of passionate dissent. Local authorities and organizers exchanged knowing glances amid the charged atmosphere. More...
At the G7 summit, former President Donald Trump’s unexpected return has stirred unease among global leaders. His provocative moves, including a controversial decision to deploy protesters, have added an unpredictable twist to the summit’s proceedings. Observers note that his antics are eliciting both bemusement and reluctant caution worldwide. More...
In Alberta, Premier Danielle Smith defended her administration's decision mandating out‐of‐pocket payments for COVID‐19 vaccinations amid widespread criticism. The policy, targeting the most vulnerable amid fiscal constraints, has ignited debates over public health equity and government priorities while officials insist the move is meant to allocate resources more effectively. More...
After a competitive leadership election within the Quebec Liberal Party, former Trudeau cabinet minister Pablo Rodriguez emerged victorious amid shifting political winds. His win is poised to reshape provincial political dynamics as local and national figures react with cautious optimism and plenty of raised eyebrows. Observers await his next move. More...
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