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Hundreds gathered at the Alberta Legislature Saturday to support the push for a referendum for Alberta to separate from Canada. The rally was met with a counter-protest from some First Nations communities, who say they want to remain part of Canada. Bianca Millions reports.
It will be easier to kickstart a referendum, including one on Alberta separation, if a new bill passes. As Sean Amato reports, the UCP government introduced it a day after the federal Liberals won power again.
: From a donation centre to a local Ukrainian kitchen in Edmonton, Don’ya Kitchen will be featured in Dragon’s Den in May. As our Leo Cruzat report, one staff did not expect her to go to the national television and showcase her culture after leaving Ukraine.
A group of First Nation leaders in Alberta are calling out Alberta Premier Danielle Smith over recently introduced Bill 54 -- which would lower the threshold for referendums -- meaning albertans could be voting on separation.
The new Prime Minister is in America, preparing for a first meeting with the U.S. president. Expectations are low, and some say simply getting America to agree to a framework for negotiations going forward is the goal.
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The woman who says she was sexually assaulted by five former world junior hockey players faced cross-examination, as defence council questioned what she said happened in a London hotel room in 2018. Michelle Mackey reports.
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Rhianne Campbell speaks to advocates on this year’s theme,, ‘Unmasking mental health’
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One of the busiest air travel hubs in America is entering a second week of mounting delays and cancellations. Laura Aguierre looks at the mounting frustration as the U.S. Federal Aviation Authority copes with a staffing shortage.
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