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‘I wouldn’t compare’ Alberta secession vote to Brexit, says Former British PM David Cameron (opens the original)
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Former British prime minister David Cameron, who oversaw his country’s vote on Brexit as well as a referendum on Scottish independence, says he sees significant differences between those and Alberta’s coming vote on separation. Speaking at an energy conference in Calgary on Monday, Mr. Cameron said he wishes he had spent more time at the negotiating table before allowing a vote that took the outcome out of his hands. “I wouldn’t compare what you’re discussing here with the Brexit referendum,” he
Elections Alberta pushes back against misleading online claims ahead of referendum (opens the original)
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Elections Alberta is attempting to crack down on misleading information online that is swirling around the province’s coming referendum, emphasizing election integrity as hundreds of thousands of Albertans for the first time are expected to cast mail-in ballots. The province’s elections agency has become increasingly active on social media in recent weeks, putting out regular notices and responding to posts – a large number of which have cast doubt on the vote. “Albertans should expect misinform
Alberta’s Smith pitches health premiums for temporary residents (opens the original)
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is floating the idea of a $1,900 health premium for some temporary residents, one of the first concrete ideas she has pitched as the province prepares to vote on immigration policy proposals in October’s referendum. Ms. Smith on Tuesday said the government is looking at charging some temporary residents between $1,400 and $1,900 per person for health care, which she suggested could be shouldered by businesses. “This is a new conversation. I recognize that we have b
RCMP have pulled resources from Air India bombing investigation, victims’ families say (opens the original)
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The head of the group that represents the families of the victims of the 1985 Air India bombing says the RCMP has pulled back resources dedicated to investigating the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history. Deepak Khandelwal, whose two siblings, Chandra and Manju, died in the bombing, said the RCMP told victims’ families in a Sept. 12 meeting in Toronto that investigators had exhausted all angles, and the investigation is considered “inactive.” Only one person was ever convicted in conne
Danielle Smith denies watering down government messaging on independence question (opens the original)
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on Monday reiterated her position that the province should remain in Canada, even as her United Conservative Party grapples with an internal fight over separatism and a constituency association openly called for a leadership review. On Monday, Ms. Smith disputed a social media post by UCP president Rob Smith, in which he claimed that she watered down the government’s messaging around the upcoming independence question in a bid to appear neutral. On Oct. 19, Alberta
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