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    "Everybody will fall like dominos"- U.S. tariffs will pull brakes on entire North American auto industry 

    Its day one of Trump’s 25 per cent tariffs on Canada’s automotive sector and the impact is already being felt. Cristina Howorun examines how quickly the ripple effect of the sanction will be felt across the industry.

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    Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaking at the grand opening of the Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub on Monday says the new hub, along with the Edmonton Region Hydrogen Hub, will aid in boosting networks and developing new technology.
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    DHL, Canada Post clouded by delivery disruptions as negotiations drag

    Both DHL and Canada Post continue to be clouded by delivery disruptions as negotiations drag on for both couriers with its worker's union.

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    The latest updates and breaking news, now available around the clock. Check back in with us at any time to find out what's happening, and always be the first to know. CityNews, Everywhere.

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    Alberta on its way to being global leader in hydrogen: Premier

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    Construction of Boyles Street’s new facility now halfway done 

    Since its construction in October 2023, Boyle Street’s King Thunderbird Centre or okimaw peyesew kamik is now halfway done. The building was slated to open back in 2024, but it was moved in Fall 2025. Our Leo Cruzat reports.
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    Both DHL and Canada Post continue to be clouded by delivery disruptions as negotiations drag on for both couriers with its worker's union.

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    Danielle Smith hits 51% approval, highest since 2022 election: Angus Reid

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    Former PM advises leaders to ‘avoid’ engaging with Trump during G7 Summit

    Canada’s former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien advising G7 leaders to avoid engaging with U.S. President Donald Trump

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    Alberta optometrists recommend summer eye exams for school-aged kids

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