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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is among a group of Conservative provincial leaders continuing to push back against the federal carbon tax hike as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accuses them of "not telling the truth.”

Pierre Poilievre was in Edmonton Wednesday night to criticize the carbon tax.

Gary Bettman's Winnipeg appearance Tuesday comes on the heels of Jets owner Mark Chipman's candid comments about the team's struggles with season-ticket sales.

With rents continuing to climb and REITs posting continued profits, it's easy to blame the real estate investment trusts, but economists disagree.

With Calgary-based Lynx Air closing, and flights from the budget airline no longer an option for travellers after Feb. 25, what kind of impact will this have on customers?

The Graduate Students’ Association at the University of Calgary wants the Alberta government to launch a pilot program modelled after a rent increase policy in Quebec that they say better balances tenant and landlord needs than traditional rent caps do.

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

There was still a lot of reaction one day after Quebec announced it was planning to spend $870 million for a new roof and technical ring at the Olympic Stadium.

"You can only get Taylor Swift in so many times to justify a billion dollars," said Moshe Lander, a senior lecturer in economics at Concordia.

MONTREAL - The Quebec government says it will spend $870 million to replace the decaying roof of Montreals Olympic Stadium, but some sports economists say theyre skeptical of the governments