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While Alberta announced the province would halt buying U.S. liquor, an Edmonton-area distillery is filling the void by producing Alberta grown spirits – including “bourbon”. Bianca Millions reports from Rig Hand Distillery.
18h ago
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith avoided reporters, and follow up questions about an RCMP investigation into government contracts, while leaving an announcement in downtown Edmonton. Sean Amato has more.
Some kids in Edmonton are returning to the classroom, but others are being told to learn from home. Elliott Knopp with more on how schools are shuffling resources to welcome back students with special needs.
Alberta Health Services is responding to pictures of stretchers meant for mass casualty incidents inside several Edmonton hospitals. It comes when hospitals in the city are seeing more patients, and paramedics are still trying to turn around faster.
The federal Liberals choose former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney to take over party leadership from Justin Trudeau and pilot them into the next election. Former Liberal MP Adam Vaughan joins us to discuss the party’s transition.
12m ago
Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet says he’s ready if incoming Prime Minister Mark Carney decides to call an early federal election.
2h ago
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that a 25 per cent surcharge is now in effect for electricity exports going to the United States. The measure could cost up to $400,000 every day.
3h ago
The US tariffs could drive up the cost of everything from ingredients to fabric, driving up costs for smaller businesses. Catalina Gillies speaks with local business operators on how they’re adapting to the new reality between Canada and the U.S.
