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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith not only survived her leadership review Saturday, she demonstrated a firm grip on the party with 91.5% support. As Sean Amato reports, critics were drowned out all weekend by vocal, visible fans of Smith.
A group of University of Alberta students commemorate fallen Edmonton soldiers from the First and Second World Wars by putting up posters along 100 Ave. Our Leo Cruzat has the story.
An estimated $3.4-million land parcel in Quarters District, east of Edmonton, was sold to a non-profit organization to build a proposed mixed-social housing and office spaces. Our Leo Cruzat has more.
After tabling bills that affect transgender youth in Alberta last week, Danielle Smith says they are still in the first stages of legislation, and have room for amendments based on feedback.
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The federal government says oil & gas corporations will need to have emissions 35% below 2019 levels, in 2030. It’s drawn opposition from both the business community & opposition parties.
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Severe weather threats, including tornados, damaging winds and flooding, are in the forecast for parts of America on election day. Laura Aguirre with the concern that some voters won’t be able to get to the polls.
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With one day to go, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are campaigning in key battleground states. Julia Benbrook discusses the closing strategies, and why Trump is unable with a recent poll released in Iowa.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have made an unprecedented effort to reach American voters living in Canada. David Zura looks at how votes cast from Canada could help decide who ends up in the White House.
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