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Analysts are hot on the trail of Mark Carney’s prospective cabinet choices, dissecting each selection’s potential effect on Canada’s political landscape. The commentary reveals subtle shifts in party dynamics and a reformed conservative narrative, all spiced with incisive wit and a knowing smirk at the unfolding political drama.
CALGARY - Alberta's two big-city mayors say a separation referendum would be "devastating" to their local economies and is a needless distraction during a period in which the country should be focused on unity.
Good luck getting oil to markets, land-locked Republic of Albertastan
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Tensions are high in Alberta as political leaders and emerging polls stir the debate over potential separatism. Top municipal figures warn that a referendum could wreak havoc on local economies while voter sentiment appears increasingly divided on the issue. More...
Calgary and Edmonton mayors have jointly decried the proposal for a separatism referendum, warning that it would wreak economic havoc and undermine the common welfare in a region already charged by post-election discontent. They stressed that divisive political maneuvers are a dangerous distraction from critical national issues. More...
Ottawa is attempting to offload four custom-made, seldom-used portable hospitals that cost over $200 million during the pandemic. With $7 million in annual storage and maintenance costs looming, officials now face the irony of an emergency asset evolving into a fiscal burden. More...
Lawmakers in the U.S. House are considering a bill to allow Canadian snowbirds extended visa-free stays in the United States during winter months, easing cross‐border travel restrictions. The proposed measure could significantly benefit thousands of Canadians seeking longer seasonal visits. More...
In Geneva, top U.S. trade and treasury officials have kicked off high-stakes tariff negotiations with a senior Chinese delegation. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer face off with Vice Premier He Lifeng’s team in a session designed to defuse long-standing tensions—because nothing says “diplomatic finesse” quite like heated tariff banter. More...
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