I heard you didn’t like us anymore,” Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley quipped after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s address to the Canada Strong and Free Network (CSFN) Conference in Ottawa on ...

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Carney fires back. “Hey, I’m from Alberta. You don’t need to tell me what Alberta is like. I’m from Alberta. I know this ...

Liberal Leader Mark Carney should feel right at home in Alberta: after all, he was raised there. But his trip there this week ...

The trend hasn’t been confined to urban areas. Conservatives’ grip in 2021 also loosened in rural ridings. In Lethbridge, the ...

Angus Reid found that 20 per cent of the 125 panellists surveyed in Saskatchewan would vote for the province to become its ...

Three weeks are left until Canadians head to the polls on April 28. The Liberals remain ahead of the Conservatives, but their ...

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Mr. Poilievre’s mistakes were made before the election campaign, not during it. Instead of being a daily demonizer of Justin ...

That’s largely due to his recent quip that while he’s happy to dispatch Ontario Premier Doug Ford to advocate for Canada in Washington, he wouldn’t send Alberta Premier Danielle Smith.

Liberal Leader Mark Carney heads into Alberta this week and is more likely to be the proverbial prophet without honour in his own province than the prodigal son returning home to a warm welcome.

An overreaching central government always fosters provincial government pushback in the form of demands for political and ...