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Northern Alberta man charged in fatal 2023 shooting (opens the original)
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A northern Alberta man faces a first-degree murder charge in the death of another man. RCMP arrested and charged 21-year-old Jardin Cardinal of Child Lake First Nation on Saturday in connection with the death of Trevor Fournier. Police found Fournier, 48, dead in his home on the First Nation, about 35 kilometres east of High Level, on July 17, 2023. High Level RCMP said in a media release that he died from a gunshot wound. Cardinal remains in custody and is scheduled to appear in High Level cour
3 more celebrities cancel appearances at Edmonton comic expo (opens the original)
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Three more celebrities cancelled their appearances at next month’s Edmonton Expo, the firm that puts on the annual convention that celebrates pop culture said in a social media post on Wednesday. Karl Urban, Emilie de Ravin and Terri Hawkes joined Rob Colletti, John Noble, Catherine Tate and David Wenham on the cancellations list for the event slated for the Edmonton Expo Centre Sept. 18-20. Urban is a New Zealand actor who’s appeared in several science-fiction, fantasy and comic-book-related ro
Alberta honey hit hard by U.S. tariffs but province getting off lightly overall: economist (opens the original)
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A sweet Alberta product is suddenly turning a little more sour in the wake of stiff U.S. tariffs slapped on Canadian products. Honey is one of the Alberta exports on which the U.S. has slapped a 50-per-cent tariff after trade talks between Canada and its largest trading partner broke down on Friday. Other Canadian goods worth $28 billion affected by the tariffs that came into effect on Saturday also include several alcoholic beverages, hockey sticks and flower bulbs. For Richard Ozero, the colla
Smith touts Alberta diplomacy in finding U.S. ‘advocates’ to help hold off Trump trade war (opens the original)
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While Prime Minister Mark Carney says “everything is on the table” if Canada can’t come to an agreement with the U.S. before an August deadline imposed by President Donald Trump triggers a steep hike in tariffs, Premier Danielle Smith said Thursday that using oil as a bargaining chip won’t work for Alberta. Smith made the comment as a meeting between Carney and all 13 provincial and territorial leaders wrapped up a three-day conference of premiers in Charlottetown. She and Saskatchewan Premier S
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