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Don BraidNational Post |
About 700 companies left Quebec during the rule of the separatist Parti Quebecois, most fleeing to Toronto
It took a looming crisis to force the UCP into action. The problem they face is one they helped cause
Alberta has 'totally legitimate grievances,' but the 'so-called separatist movement' is 'counterproductive,' the former premier said
'When it comes to separation, I think the so-called separatist movement in Alberta has never been a serious enterprise ... It's always been a fringe...
It's worth every penny because Canadians know their vote is in safe hands. We may not like the outcome, but we trust the voting and the counting
A formal alliance between Quebec and Alberta on these issues would be formidable
A campaign-long battle with Trump was the best scenario for the Liberals. It didn’t seem to matter that Poilievre was just as fierce about...
Many Albertans won’t trust Carney’s words. They ring of cynical electioneering to suit the radically changed national mood created by U.S....
Facing the Trump storm, Carney seems onside with expanding energy production, finding new markets, and even building pipelines
Mark Carney has deep roots in both the province and the eternally challenged Alberta branch of the Liberals
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