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Alberta suspends fuel tax after months of refusal (opens the original)
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By Lethbridge Herald on September 23, 2026. Starting Oct. 1, Albertans will save the full 13 cents per litre provincial fuel tax at the pump as global uncertainty and trade conflicts push energy prices higher. The suspension of the tax on gasoline and diesel will remain in place until the end of the year to help families, commuting workers and local businesses, the province says. “We have heard from Albertans who are facing continued high costs at the pump, so we are taking action to help with t
Alberta Premier advocates internal trade reform amid border tariffs (opens the original)
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By Lethbridge Herald on August 27, 2026. Premier Danielle Smith maintained a firm but pragmatic stance during her media availability regarding the escalating United States trade dispute, outlining provincial strategies that prioritize long-term economic resilience over reactionary measures. Referencing Canada’s shared history with the U.S. during conflicts in Afghanistan and the creation of a highly integrated continental economy, Smith emphasized that cross-border ties transcend individual poli
UCP, NDP both find opposition to data centres at town halls (opens the original)
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By Lethbridge Herald on August 21, 2026. Both the province and opposition are gathering public input on data centre development, months into a UCP government strategy looking to attract new investment to the province. On Wednesday evening, the NDP held a virtual data centre town hall, the last event in a series that kicked off earlier this month. Meanwhile, in Lacombe, the UCP held the first in its own string of engagement events, which will include an online meeting featuring Premier Danielle S
The Imported Playbook: How the Alberta referendum scapegoats the workers we invited (opens the original)
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When Albertans head to the polls on October 19th, they will face a ballot loaded with referendum questions. While the provincial government frames these measures as a necessary fiscal defense against population growth, a closer look reveals a far more cynical political mechanism. In a previous column, we examined Question 1 and exposed the hypocrisy at its core. The UCP government spent years running multi-million-dollar “Alberta is Calling” campaigns, pocketing the tax revenues generated by rap
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