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To the cade the American Public and educate american legislators about what is going on in their state relative to canadian business. That really has to be done in the legislative offices. Not necessarily in d. C. But maybe in the district offices where people who work for Canadian Companies or have relationships with Canadian Companies are talking to those legislators. Danielle, lets give you a chance to weigh back in here. Congressman suggesting that it is less and less likely the president ap...

LETHBRIDGE HERALDabeeber@lethbridgeherald.comWhen Derek Edwards steps onto the stage at the Yates theatre on June 9, he will surely feel right at home.

CBC News poll finds that standing up to the federal government matters a lot in the minds of Albertans who approve of the governing UCP.

The rituals and ceremonies were different, but the message the same at Memorial Day celebrations throughout Ashtabula County on Monday.

Poll suggests the premier isn't getting blamed for housing crisis or higher cost of living, but health care and municipal relations have emerged as liabilities

Notley, the longest serving member in the current legislative assembly, admitted that acting from the left has been a delicate balancing act.

Notley, the longest serving member in the current legislative assembly, admitted that acting from the left has been a delicate balancing act.

Resources drive exports, productivity, incomes and government revenue. Its time Canada stopped being embarrassed about them. Read more.

If the carbon tax is a dead corpse that keeps on dying, let’s make livelier offers. The transition to a sustainable energy system should have been rooted in class from the start. Let’s stop playing rhetorical tricks on ourselves, and fill the political void with actionable proposals. Along the way, we might even heal social wounds as well as environmental ones.

Alberta’s premier rode into office declaring war on the federal government—and won by a tiny margin. Can she keep her rebellious rural base happy, without sparking a national crisis?