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Extra Alberta ER doctor shifts delayed amid talks between government, physicians

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EDMONTON - Alberta’s recently announced effort to add physician shifts to help triage patients in crowded emergency rooms has been

Former minister Baird says he wasn't consulted about Epstein's invite to 2014 seminar

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OTTAWA - The office of former foreign affairs minister John Baird says neither he nor the Canadian government were consulted

Second recall petition against an Alberta legislature member fails

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EDMONTON - A second recall petition to oust a member of Alberta’s legislature has failed after falling well short of

Carney names Bill Blair next envoy to U.K., taps security adviser Drouin for France

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OTTAWA - Former cabinet minister Bill Blair will resign his Toronto seat in the House of Commons in the coming

CP NewsAlert: Bill Blair resigning seat, will become next high commissioner to U.K.

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OTTAWA - Former cabinet minister Bill Blair will resign his Toronto seat in the House of Commons, to take on

There are many reasons why Pierre Poilievre doesn't want a spring election. There's one surprising way he could buy more time

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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s team feared the surprise of another floor crossing MP last Friday, but losing a member to

Thousands of Alberta government employees return to offices as hybrid work plan ends

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EDMONTON - Thousands of Alberta government workers are heading back to work in their offices full time.Sunday marked the official

Mark Carney, Doug Ford and Canada's shifting politics: Your questions answered

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This Q&A has ended. Check out the comments section to see how Alex Ballingall and Martin Regg Cohn answered readers’

Smith, Carney say Trump team must respect Canadian sovereignty

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith both said Thursday the United States needs to respect