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Wednesdays announcement of a $1.3-billion hydrogen project in Edmontons Heartland area was just the kind of news the UCP government needs.

The Maritime Union has taken the unusual step of agreeing with a trucking industry boss. Mainfreight managing director Don Braid has said global shipping lines are profiteering off the fallout from COVID-19 (see link below.) Maritime Union of New ...

Aheer and Sawhney both said Kenny should voice regret for the gathering where he and ministers appear to violate COVID-19 distancing rules.

Stop blaming, start acting Re: Manitoba seeks fed help with third wave, May 26; Vast majority of patients in city’s hospital are unvaccinated, May 31

There’s no space in Alberta more emblematic of arrogant privilege than the notorious Sky Palace.

Don Braid: Kenney wades into tainted political turf and comes away stained You might say this is nitpicking on a grand scale. Were all sick of restrictions. But these very people have been urging, cajoling and ordering Albertans to obey the restrictions for more than a year Author of the article: Don Braid  •  Calgary Herald Publishing date: Jun 02, 2021  •  14 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  Kenney and some cabinet ministers are pictured on a patio in the Federal Buil...

Braid: Kamloops school tragedy strikes a deep chord in the legislature There are no Indigenous legislature members to speak for their people. This is part of the problem. Maybe its time to carve out a couple of new provincial ridings for First Nations territory Author of the article: Don Braid  •  Calgary Herald Publishing date: Jun 01, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Hundreds of childrens shoes remain in place at a memorial outside the Alberta Legislature b...

Maybe this is what Canada has been missing — the ability, or will, to see on a profoundly human level what has been done to Indigenous people and their culture

Daniel Dunkley05:00, Jun 03 2021 Andy Jackson/Stuff Logistics giant Mainfreight paid back its $10.6m Covid wage subsidy in May last year, a month after receiving it, as post-lockdown trade improved. OPINION: Kiwi companies have repaid more than $700 million in wage subsidy funds following a stronger than expected Covid recovery, and one of the turnaround stories offers a great example of when big corporations get their financial performance and public relations efforts spot on. Logistics giant...

Once again, the government is accused of not caring about drug addicts and even hastening their deaths.