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After comments on a U.S. podcast earlier this month were revealed of Premier Danielle Smith, opposition critics believe it was an invitation to foreign interference. James Dunn takes a look.
Alberta’s premier was questioned Friday on her threat of an “unprecedented national unity crisis.” As Sean Amato reports, Danielle Smith spoke about a Fair Deal Panel instead of actually leaving Canada.
As the city is currently in an ER crisis, a group of U of A students continues their initiative in the Bridge Healing program by helping unhoused Edmontonians to access proper healthcare through Houselss ICU. Our Leo Cruzat has the story.
Disability advocacy groups call out the Alberta government to reverse the decision to claw back the AISH after the federal government announced assistance support. But the government says it is not entirely a claw back. Our Leo Cruzat reports.
With the federal election campaign in full swing, Edmonton’s southeast has been split into two ridings. Political experts say, more urban ridings usually means for success for left wing parties.
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WestJet has seen a shift in demand going to the United States, with some passengers already pointing out the reason why the U.S. is experiencing a dip in Canadian tourists. Our Leo Cruzat reports
A new bill introduced in the Alberta legislature Wednesday seeks to provide online gamblers more regulated options and protections, while increasing government revenue. Sean Amato reports.
The Atlantic has released what it says is the full transcript of the Signal group chat, as White House officials continue to deny that it contained any classified information. Erica Natividad with the calls for the U.S. Secretary of Defense to resign
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