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Danielle Smith becomes first Alberta premier in 90 years to face citizen recall

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EDMONTON - Danielle Smith has become the second Alberta premier – and the first in almost 90 years – to

PM says new envoy to U.S. will have window to prepare for next phase of trade talks

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada’s next ambassador to Washington will have a window to prepare for the

François Legault vows to stay on as Quebec premier despite internal party dissent

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QUÉBEC - Quebec Premier François Legault says he intends to remain in office even as some members of his party

Eby promises business leaders to 'go to the wall' to protect private property

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VANCOUVER - British Columbia Premier David Eby reassured business leaders at a BC Chamber of Commerce gathering in Vancouver about

Kirsten Hillman says leaving Trump's Washington now was 'the most responsible thing'

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OTTAWA—Canada’s outgoing ambassador to the United States Kirsten Hillman says now is a good time to leave a job she

Quebec Liberals under investigation by anti-corruption police

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MONTREAL - Quebec’s anti-corruption police have launched a criminal investigation of the provincial Liberal party, prompting some Liberals to voice

Former chief coroner describes years of calls for changes to help toxic drug crisis

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VANCOUVER - The former chief coroner for British Columbia says the provincial government didn’t seem influenced by evidence or expert

Quebec tables bill that would ban gang colours, creates public sex offender registry

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QUÉBEC - The Quebec government has tabled a wide-ranging public security bill that would forbid criminal groups from displaying their

QuickList on the 21 Alberta politicians facing citizen recall petitions

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Twenty Alberta legislature members with Premier Danielle Smith’s 47-member United Conservative Party caucus are officially facing recall petitions from constituents.