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10 stories across Alberta
RCMP's federal policing division made the arrest following an investigation into posts on social media platform X, marking the second such case in two months.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney was expected to deliver the decision in Fort McMurray alongside Premier Danielle Smith, meeting an October 1 deadline set under an earlier energy pact.
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Events across the country, including in Calgary, mark the Sept. 30 day honouring residential school survivors, with Prime Minister Mark Carney attending an Edmonton ceremony.
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The funding announcement comes just days before Ottawa's Thursday deadline to decide whether a proposed pipeline from Alberta to B.C.'s south coast qualifies as a project of national interest.
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A national Leger survey shows Canadians divided on Ottawa's plan to privatize operations at the country's four biggest airports, including Calgary.
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The prime minister told a Toronto investment summit that Ottawa would keep ownership of airport land while shifting operations to private investors, aiming to redirect savings to regional airports.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney met with about 50 supporters of the pro-Canada campaign during a federal cabinet retreat in Banff, as Alberta prepares for a referendum on whether to hold a second vote on separation.
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Premier Danielle Smith plans to bring a list of 34 proposed projects to Toronto as Prime Minister Mark Carney hosts hundreds of global investors seeking to boost Canadian business investment.
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Federal ministers concluded closed-door meetings in Banff as Alberta prepares for an October referendum on leaving Canada. The retreat also unfolded amid fresh U.S. trade restrictions on Canadian alcohol and dairy imports.
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Federal ministers are holding closed-door sessions in the Alberta mountain town as Ottawa and Washington trade fresh tariff moves.
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