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Opinion: Smith may not like ruling on separatist petition but it's still democratic Premier Danielle Smith has stated that the decision rendered by Court of King’s Bench Justice Shaina Leonard in the case of Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation v. Chief Electoral Officer of Alberta is undemocratic. We disagree.

Opinion: Smith may not like ruling on separatist petition but it's still democratic Premier Danielle Smith has stated that the decision rendered by Court of King’s Bench Justice Shaina Leonard in the case of Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation v. Chief Electoral Officer of Alberta is undemocratic. We disagree.

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Sheila greckol

Bell: Strong and Free — new Alberta licence plate in September, new road signs coming

Bell: Strong and Free — new Alberta licence plate in September, new road signs coming

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Rick Bell

Braid: UCP may OK Lukaszuk's referendum question, amid dispute over what it means An independence referendum question may head for approval Wednesday, trailing a bizarre brawl.

Braid: UCP may OK Lukaszuk's referendum question, amid dispute over what it means An independence referendum question may head for approval Wednesday, trailing a bizarre brawl.

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Don Braid

Opinion: Alberta toasts free trade but stomps on B.C. wine imports

Opinion: Alberta toasts free trade but stomps on B.C. wine imports

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Ron Kubek

Tasha Kheiriddin: It would be unwise for Carney to dismiss U.S. pulling out of defence board Like it or not, Canada’s defence is geographically wedded to that of the U.S.

Tasha Kheiriddin: It would be unwise for Carney to dismiss U.S. pulling out of defence board Like it or not, Canada’s defence is geographically wedded to that of the U.S.

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Tasha Kheiriddin

Keith Gerein: Knack struggles to find the right tone in first state of city speech Knack will have at least three more cracks at state of the city addresses in the coming years, and hopefully those will offer more to showcase in terms of Edmonton finally turning potential into progress

Keith Gerein: Knack struggles to find the right tone in first state of city speech Knack will have at least three more cracks at state of the city addresses in the coming years, and hopefully those will offer more to showcase in terms of Edmonton finally turning potential into progress

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Keith Gerein

Braid: Smith's economic wins with Ottawa are historic and may move the dial on separatism Smith may have set up this province for decades of economic gains

Braid: Smith's economic wins with Ottawa are historic and may move the dial on separatism Smith may have set up this province for decades of economic gains

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Don Braid

Opinion: It's time to move on from the Pathways carbon capture project

Opinion: It's time to move on from the Pathways carbon capture project

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Allan adam

Rob Breakenridge: Smith doesn't owe separatists a referendum If Smith believes that it falls to her to put the separatist question on the ballot, then it would make sense for a general election to come before that

Rob Breakenridge: Smith doesn't owe separatists a referendum If Smith believes that it falls to her to put the separatist question on the ballot, then it would make sense for a general election to come before that

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Rob Breakenridge

Tait: Locomotive 107 notches its namesake birthday at Fort Edmonton Park I do not know the exact etiquette for this kind of milestone. I will never find the answer in a polite society handbook. But a question lingers over the river valley this week.

Tait: Locomotive 107 notches its namesake birthday at Fort Edmonton Park I do not know the exact etiquette for this kind of milestone. I will never find the answer in a polite society handbook. But a question lingers over the river valley this week.

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17.05.2026 10

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Cam Tait

Bell: Danielle Smith shoots down her critics in scoring big pipeline deal Premier Danielle Smith is confident. On the pipeline deal with Mark Carney she believes she speaks for most Albertans

Bell: Danielle Smith shoots down her critics in scoring big pipeline deal Premier Danielle Smith is confident. On the pipeline deal with Mark Carney she believes she speaks for most Albertans

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16.05.2026 10

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Rick Bell

Opinion: If Alberta wants to keep nurses, we need to support them after they enter the system During National Nursing Week — running May 11 to 17 under the theme The Power of Nurses to Transform Health — Albertans will rightly recognize the skill, compassion and dedication nurses bring to patients, families and communities every day.

Opinion: If Alberta wants to keep nurses, we need to support them after they enter the system During National Nursing Week — running May 11 to 17 under the theme The Power of Nurses to Transform Health — Albertans will rightly recognize the skill, compassion and dedication nurses bring to patients, families and communities every day.

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16.05.2026 8

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Annjanette ridsdale-weddell

Lorne Gunter: Smith-Carney pipeline deal still faces major First Nations, investor hurdles In Canada now, First Nations means the small racial minority (five per cent of the population) who must be consulted first before any project can go ahead or any law can be passed.

Lorne Gunter: Smith-Carney pipeline deal still faces major First Nations, investor hurdles In Canada now, First Nations means the small racial minority (five per cent of the population) who must be consulted first before any project can go ahead or any law can be passed.

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15.05.2026 6

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Lorne Gunter

Opinion: Canadian law courts are far from 'undemocratic' Justice Shaina Leonard ’s recent decision to throw out Stay Free Alberta’s independence petition received an expected response from Premier Danielle Smith. She called it “ undemocratic ” and vowed to appeal the decision.

Opinion: Canadian law courts are far from 'undemocratic' Justice Shaina Leonard ’s recent decision to throw out Stay Free Alberta’s independence petition received an expected response from Premier Danielle Smith. She called it “ undemocratic ” and vowed to appeal the decision.

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15.05.2026 8

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Andrew Kemle

Opinion: Alberta asked for growth — now it’s blaming the people who came

Opinion: Alberta asked for growth — now it’s blaming the people who came

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15.05.2026 10

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Peter guthrie

Bell: Carney agrees! Sept. 2027, approval for construction of Alberta's west coast pipeline The Carney-Smith deal to be announced on Friday is said to include good news for a pipeline to the west coast

Bell: Carney agrees! Sept. 2027, approval for construction of Alberta's west coast pipeline The Carney-Smith deal to be announced on Friday is said to include good news for a pipeline to the west coast

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15.05.2026 10

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Rick Bell

Lorne Gunter: Quashing separatist petition an error in law and undemocratic Before I get into the substance of Justice Shaina Leonard’s decision to quash a petition that would have forced a referendum this fall on whether Alberta should separate from Canada, her position underlines why it was so dangerous for the Centurion Project (a separatist organization unaffiliated with the petitioners) to release the confidential provincial electors’ list to the public.

Lorne Gunter: Quashing separatist petition an error in law and undemocratic Before I get into the substance of Justice Shaina Leonard’s decision to quash a petition that would have forced a referendum this fall on whether Alberta should separate from Canada, her position underlines why it was so dangerous for the Centurion Project (a separatist organization unaffiliated with the petitioners) to release the confidential provincial electors’ list to the public.

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14.05.2026 8

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Lorne Gunter

Opinion: The new normal in the classroom is worse than before I sometimes wonder if many other Albertans are curious about how schools are doing since the back-to-work order from October, where the provincial government decided that we need to notwithstanding-clause the educators back to work.

Opinion: The new normal in the classroom is worse than before I sometimes wonder if many other Albertans are curious about how schools are doing since the back-to-work order from October, where the provincial government decided that we need to notwithstanding-clause the educators back to work.

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14.05.2026 10

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André prevost

Varcoe: ATCO CEO bullish on Alberta growth as Ottawa energy pact takes shape 'I am so bullish on the possibilities for Alberta right now,' said Nancy Southern

Varcoe: ATCO CEO bullish on Alberta growth as Ottawa energy pact takes shape 'I am so bullish on the possibilities for Alberta right now,' said Nancy Southern

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14.05.2026 10

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Chris Varcoe

Opinion: Is time change a referendum question? There are many dynamics to the time change debate, but allowing Albertans to be heard is perhaps the most important.

Opinion: Is time change a referendum question? There are many dynamics to the time change debate, but allowing Albertans to be heard is perhaps the most important.

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14.05.2026 9

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Christopher nicolson

Bell: Alberta's new auto insurance scheme rolls out — here are the juicy details Alberta, here is your new auto insurance system

Bell: Alberta's new auto insurance scheme rolls out — here are the juicy details Alberta, here is your new auto insurance system

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14.05.2026 20

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Rick Bell

Lorne Gunter: Pipeline progress signs encouraging, but success far from guaranteed Maybe I’ve had it wrong all along. Maybe Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney are getting ready to make a deal that will lead to a second pipeline to the West Coast. There are some positive signs.

Lorne Gunter: Pipeline progress signs encouraging, but success far from guaranteed Maybe I’ve had it wrong all along. Maybe Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney are getting ready to make a deal that will lead to a second pipeline to the West Coast. There are some positive signs.

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14.05.2026 10

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Lorne Gunter

Opinion: What the economics of hate tell us about Islamophobia A Black Muslim man was recently assaulted in St. Albert . This incident did not arise out of a vacuum but from a system where a loud minority feels empowered to revel in hateful tropes. It is only the latest in a string of incidents that include threats and assaults against Black Muslim women . So much for “liberating” Muslim women. We need to understand the drivers of this hate and the economics of populism and hate helps shed some light.

Opinion: What the economics of hate tell us about Islamophobia A Black Muslim man was recently assaulted in St. Albert . This incident did not arise out of a vacuum but from a system where a loud minority feels empowered to revel in hateful tropes. It is only the latest in a string of incidents that include threats and assaults against Black Muslim women . So much for “liberating” Muslim women. We need to understand the drivers of this hate and the economics of populism and hate helps shed some light.

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13.05.2026 7

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Junaid Jahangir

Keith Gerein: Monstrous breach of voter data reveals Alberta’s backward slide on information security

Keith Gerein: Monstrous breach of voter data reveals Alberta’s backward slide on information security

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13.05.2026 10

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Keith Gerein

Braid: As separatist leaders bumble, Smith hopes Ottawa deal will make them irrelevant

Braid: As separatist leaders bumble, Smith hopes Ottawa deal will make them irrelevant

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13.05.2026 20

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Don Braid

Varcoe: 'Herculean challenge': Industry awaits details of Ottawa-Alberta deal, as debate swirls on higher carbon price 'How do we actually go from the high level language in the MOU to a concrete agreement that will actually move things forward, get projects built, while helping us reduce our emissions?'

Varcoe: 'Herculean challenge': Industry awaits details of Ottawa-Alberta deal, as debate swirls on higher carbon price 'How do we actually go from the high level language in the MOU to a concrete agreement that will actually move things forward, get projects built, while helping us reduce our emissions?'

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13.05.2026 10

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Chris Varcoe

Opinion: Police crackdowns make homelessness worse in Edmonton

Opinion: Police crackdowns make homelessness worse in Edmonton

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12.05.2026 6

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David rivera-kohr

Tasha Kheiriddin: Will Carney really risk his majority over Alberta? Steven Guilbeault's unhappiness suggests unease among the Liberals' environmentalist ranks

Tasha Kheiriddin: Will Carney really risk his majority over Alberta? Steven Guilbeault's unhappiness suggests unease among the Liberals' environmentalist ranks

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12.05.2026 8

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Tasha Kheiriddin

Rob Breakenridge: Time to turn talk into action on major projects in Canada

Rob Breakenridge: Time to turn talk into action on major projects in Canada

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12.05.2026 10

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Rob Breakenridge

Bell: Done! Danielle Smith expected to ink MOU pipeline deal with Carney by Friday A deal between Premier Smith and Prime Minister Carney. Very soon. Book your seat

Bell: Done! Danielle Smith expected to ink MOU pipeline deal with Carney by Friday A deal between Premier Smith and Prime Minister Carney. Very soon. Book your seat

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12.05.2026 20

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Rick Bell

Lorne Gunter: Time for targeted approach to tackling Downtown crime The chief called on city residents to be vigilant and again report crimes in their neighbourhoods.

Lorne Gunter: Time for targeted approach to tackling Downtown crime The chief called on city residents to be vigilant and again report crimes in their neighbourhoods.

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12.05.2026 20

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Lorne Gunter

Braid: Separatist leaders hatred of Canada leads them and the province nowhere There is only one way Alberta leaders’ contempt for Canada makes any sense. They don’t think they need Canada because, as David Parker says, 'we have America backing us'

Braid: Separatist leaders hatred of Canada leads them and the province nowhere There is only one way Alberta leaders’ contempt for Canada makes any sense. They don’t think they need Canada because, as David Parker says, 'we have America backing us'

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11.05.2026 10

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Don Braid

Opinion: Women, girls the big losers at Hawrelak Park's unisex washroom A urinal is a beautiful thing, not only for its stately form, white brilliance, and soothing sounds, but also for its utility. So you can imagine my disappointment when I went to use the washroom at the newly renovated pavilion at Hawrelak Park. There is no men’s or women’s, only a huge room with about 16 toilet stalls for users of both sexes. Not a urinal in sight.

Opinion: Women, girls the big losers at Hawrelak Park's unisex washroom A urinal is a beautiful thing, not only for its stately form, white brilliance, and soothing sounds, but also for its utility. So you can imagine my disappointment when I went to use the washroom at the newly renovated pavilion at Hawrelak Park. There is no men’s or women’s, only a huge room with about 16 toilet stalls for users of both sexes. Not a urinal in sight.

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11.05.2026 10

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Andrew preville

Leong: Alberta government undermines it own referendum plans Actions relating to past and future votes should leave electors asking questions of the province's methods and motives for this fall's ballot initiative

Leong: Alberta government undermines it own referendum plans Actions relating to past and future votes should leave electors asking questions of the province's methods and motives for this fall's ballot initiative

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11.05.2026 20

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Ricky Leong

Varcoe: 'The prime minister shares my urgency' — Alberta premier believes a framework largely in place on carbon pricing under energy accord

Varcoe: 'The prime minister shares my urgency' — Alberta premier believes a framework largely in place on carbon pricing under energy accord

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11.05.2026 20

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Chris Varcoe

Bell: Danielle Smith claims win after high-stakes sit-down with Mark Carney Premier Danielle Smith sat down with Prime Minister Mark Carney. When it was over, she was smiling

Bell: Danielle Smith claims win after high-stakes sit-down with Mark Carney Premier Danielle Smith sat down with Prime Minister Mark Carney. When it was over, she was smiling

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11.05.2026 20

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Rick Bell

Lorne Gunter: Canada's youth employment crushed under Liberal policy The Canadian economy has lost 112,000 jobs just since January. That’s the weakest four-month stretch since the pandemic. The unemployment rate has climbed to 6.9 per cent.

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09.05.2026 20

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Lorne Gunter

Opinion: This Mother's Day, go beyond the flowers This Sunday, May 10, millions of Canadian mothers will receive flowers, candles, and cards thanking them for everything they do:

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08.05.2026 10

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Jamil jivraj

Opinion: Edmontonians need properly funded public transit The transit service in my neighbourhood got cut recently. A simple reduction of frequency by only two minutes has completely shifted my routine. I was fortunate enough to purchase my first home near a frequent transit route, basing my life around its service. Now, because of these time changes, my connections are all wrong and my commute now takes me an extra 15 minutes, because I just miss my connection to the LRT. I could drive to work in that amount of time.

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08.05.2026 10

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Emily stremel

Opinion: Prioritizing access to surgery is great news for Alberta patients An essential aspect of a properly functioning universal health-care system is the ability to provide patients with the care they need promptly. In other words, access to a waiting list is not access to health care.

08.05.2026 10

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Emmanuelle B. Faubert

Lorne Gunter: Smith hesitant to ruffle feathers of separatists in UCP

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Lorne Gunter

Opinion: Edmonton leads on affordable housing but challenges remain How does change happen? It begins with setting out a clear intention.

07.05.2026 10

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Don iveson

Bell: Alberta to bring in law with power to rip out bike lanes and stop new ones

07.05.2026 30

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Rick Bell

Opinion: Edmonton's future success starts downtown For decades, downtowns have served as the economic, cultural, and civic heart of our cities. They are where businesses grow, industries connect, talent gathers, and communities come together.

07.05.2026 10

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Stacey claffey

Braid: Ottawa finally wakes up to separatist dream of easy exit from Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the issue of Alberta separatism for the first time on Tuesday - pointing out there are laws and acts that govern such a move

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Don Braid

Bell: Tick-Tock! Carney and Smith cross swords tomorrow, Alberta has talked enough It's official. Friday. Ottawa. Danielle Smith. Mark Carney. Get your seats early.

07.05.2026 30

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Rick Bell

Lorne Gunter: Overturned ruling a blow to human rights commission's credibility It’s rare to see a judge call out a human rights commission as completely as Court of King’s Bench Justice John Little chastised the Alberta Human Rights Commission on Monday. Little so completely overturned the commission’s 2024 ruling of racism against the Edmonton Police Service that there will be no re-hearing of the complaint.

07.05.2026 20

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Lorne Gunter

Opinion: Don't let new U.S. pipeline distract us from the West Coast Another U.S. president, another pipeline permit. Last week, Donald Trump signed an order authorizing a new cross-border oil pipeline from Canada to Wyoming — a project echoing the long-debated Keystone XL. For Alberta’s oil sector, it’s welcome news. But for Canada, it should be a sobering reminder of a dangerous cycle we’ve seen before: America giveth, and America taketh away.

06.05.2026 10

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Wenran Jiang

Opinion: Fast-tracking teachers is a real solution to a real problem Great programs do not happen by chance — they are built with intention.

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06.05.2026 10

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Kayla Deregt

Bell: Carney-Smith showdown in Ottawa but Smith knows nothing about it Carney says he's meeting Danielle Smith in Ottawa this week but doesn't tell Smith

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06.05.2026 30

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Rick Bell