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Prime Minister Justin Trudeaus preferred narrative on the foreign interference scandal is drifting further and further away from reality.

Voters who have had enough of Albertas two-party legislature will have other options in most ridings this election, but it appears highly unlikely that any other party will grab a seat.

Environmental groups and residents want Canada to halt Newfoundlands capelin fishery, but fishers continue to assert the stock is healthy.

Of course, rural Alberta has its own socially obsessed voters, who just can’t bring themselves to support big-city “progressives.”

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If it’s always the economy, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and her United Conservative Party should be cruising toward reelection on May 29.

Of course, rural Alberta has its own socially obsessed voters, who just can’t bring themselves to support big-city “progressives.”

Prime Minister Justin Trudeaus preferred narrative on the foreign interference scandal is drifting further and further away from reality.

The Ecology Action Centre is urging the federal and provincial governments to make electric vehicles more acce...

A continued trend towards advance voting also means a significant proportion of Albertans will head to the polls before May 29.