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Alberta Has A Voice. Centre right satire commentary podcast streaming vlogging video media.
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Alberta Mid-Week: Three Weeks Out, a Pipeline Clock, and Business Puts Numbers on the Table (opens the original)
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EDMONTON / CALGARY — With nineteen days left until Albertans mark a ten-question ballot on Oct. 19, the province’s political week sharpened around three Alberta stories: new polling that has the UCP and NDP tied while support for a separation process softens; a Thursday federal deadline to designate a West Coast oil pipeline as a project of national interest; and Calgary’s business establishment releasing hard cost estimates — and an open letter — against leaving Confederation. Referendum politi
Trump says he’s teaching Canada a lesson on Trade. (opens the original)
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Five Days to the Ban: Trade Escalates, Alberta Prices the Referendum, and Carney Tries to Build Through the Storm (opens the original)
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OTTAWA / WASHINGTON / CALGARY — With U.S. import prohibitions on selected Canadian beer, wine, spirits, whey products, and large motorcycles set for 12:01 a.m. Eastern on September 29, North America’s trade war moved from tariff arithmetic into a hard calendar. In Ottawa, Prime Minister Mark Carney answered the pressure by tabling a 246-page “build at home” bill and pitching multilateral hedges at the United Nations. In Alberta, Premier Danielle Smith finally put a dollar figure on a temporary-r
Hell no to Trump. (opens the original)
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Across the Atlantic, Under Fire at Home: Carney Courts Europe as the Trade War Hardens and Alberta Counts the Cost (opens the original)
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OTTAWA / STRASBOURG / EDMONTON — In a week that stretched from the European Parliament’s chamber to Calgary’s south-end polls and the University of Calgary’s fiscal models, Canada’s politics ran on two tracks at once. Abroad, Prime Minister Mark Carney welcomed an unprecedented European invitation to deepen the Canada–EU relationship into something Brussels is calling “associate membership,” even as President Donald Trump mocked the idea and sharpened tariffs, procurement barriers, and import ba
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