The report released Friday from the Alberta Next panel says any referendum on leaving the CPP should be held after residents ...
The Danielle Smith government made it easier last spring for an independence petition to succeed. Then they removed more ...
The province says flu cases have doubled since November and the increase in cases are putting hospitals under strain. Despite ...
The increase – up from the previous $500 – is aimed at discouraging ‘frivolous applications,’ the government says ...
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's government is hiking the cost to apply for a citizen-initiated referendum by 5,000 per cent, ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN
Alberta increases fee for citizen-led initiatives to $25K to discourage 'frivolous applications'
Justice Colin Feasby ruled the initiative laws did not allow for a citizen-led separation referendum, however, his decision ...
The Canadian Press on MSN
Alberta ups referendum petition fees to $25K — a 5,000% hike to discourage ‘frivolous applications’
Premier Danielle Smith's government is hiking the cost to apply for a citizen-initiated referendum from $500 to $25,000, saying it's about making sure applicants are serious.
If this ain’t the pot calling the kettle Alberta, I don’t know what is. Speaking of Danielle Smith, the Alberta premier this ...
Edmonton Journal on MSN
'Basically in campaign mode': Alberta separatists launch renewed referendum push after Bill 14 passes
Mitch Sylvestre told Postmedia in a Friday interview that the APP’s application is “complete and in the system” and that it included a revised question that draws in part from language in the federal ...
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Calgary Herald on MSNOpinion
Nelson: Federal Tories left Danielle Smith no choice but to deal with Carney
When, for the fourth time in a row, they failed — with leader Pierre Poilievre losing his own seat — Albertans were crushed. They’d voted Tory in droves, but it was in vain, and another decade of Grit ...
Global News on MSN
Canada, US set to meet in January to review CUSMA
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will enter into formal discussions with the United States in January to review CUSMA, their free trade agreement with Mexico.
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