High winds shut down Edmonton Heritage Festival; crowds expected back Monday

Environment Canada warns winds could gust up to 90 kilometres an hour through Edmonton, providing a risk to attendees of the Edmonton Heritage Festival

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Alberta First Nations to replicate 'Rock the Vote' campaign in referendum | CBC News

First Nations leaders in Alberta are turning to a campaign that saw record on-reserve voter turnout in an effort to tip the scales against the separatist movement during October's provincial referendu...

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Treaty Nations in Alberta get support against separatists

The AFN passed a resolution Thursday to protect treaty rights from threats posed by a separatist movement in Alberta.

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Coal mining company pleads guilty, fined $360K for worker's death in Alberta

EDMONTON — An Alberta coal mining company has been fined $360,000 after pleading guilty in a worker’s death.

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Convoy organizer Pat King guilty of intimidation, Appeal Court rules

The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that “Freedom Convoy” organizer Pat King is guilty of intimidation and has ordered a new sentencing hearing after finding the trial judge made errors in law durin...

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Alberta NDP leader to run in Calgary riding in next election

Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi says he will be running in a Calgary riding in the next provincial election.

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Another Alberta heavy hitter joins growing chorus against separation

EDMONTON - More heavy hitters are adding their names to a growing chorus of voices saying no to Alberta separa...

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City eyes incentives to stop industries from fleeing high-tax Edmonton

How can Edmonton sweeten the pot to stop businesses from relocating to Strathcona County, Parkland or Leduc?

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Judge freezes $8.5M of Alberta separatist lawyer’s assets amid First Nation trust fight | Globalnews.ca

A judge has temporarily frozen up to $8.5 million in assets belonging to Jeffrey Rath and his professional corporation in an escalating court fight with Tallcree First Nation.

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Alberta government receives secrecy award over access-to-information process

Alberta’s provincial government has been named the provincial winner of the 2025 Code of Silence Award for Outstanding Achievement in Government Secrecy. The award was announced by the Canadian Associ...

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Court Order Reveals Even Deeper Judicial Intervention in Tallcree Trust Battle

We have an update from the previous article on this subject dealing with Jeffrey Rath.

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The Question They Didn't Want Answered - And Why It Matters Even More Today

YouTube video by Peter Guthrie

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Edmontonians protest against proposed bike lanes

A group of Edmontonians in south Edmonton is protesting against bike lanes scheduled to come to their community later this month.

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Third-party advertisers raise more for Alberta independence than pro-federation groups

Pro-Alberta independence campaigns registered as third-party advertisers are leading the way when it comes to fundraising for this fall’s referendum, according to data from Elections Alberta.

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Corb Lund says Water Not Coal could ask for judicial review of unsuccessful petition seeking to ban new coal mines

Musician Corb Lund says Water Not Coal could ask for a judicial review of Elections Alberta rejection of the anti-coal mining petition.

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Elections Alberta set to verify separatist referendum petition after court stay | Globalnews.ca

Elections Alberta says it should be able to verify by July 27 the results of a petition calling for a referendum on the province separating from Canada.

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Anti-coal petition lead Corb Lund questions Elections Alberta's verification

Country musician Corb Lund says he’s not giving up the fight after his petition drive to stop new coal mining in Alberta was ruled a failure.

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Comment: Don't let two-tier health care spread to B.C.

Alberta’s Bill 11 allows doctors to bill the publicly funded ­system for patient care while also charging patients ­privately for the same ­medically ­necessary services.

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Türkiye blocks American LGBTQ2S+ cruise from docking, citing ‘moral standards’

Turkish authorities have banned a cruise ship catering to American LGBTQ2S+ travellers from docking in the country’s ports, citing “moral standards” and “family values,” the CEO of the events company ...

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Albertans struggle to sign up for $100 rebate

Albertans had difficulty signing up for a $100 energy rebate when the portal opened on Canada Day. Connor Hogg reports.

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New Alberta ID cards begin rolling out, privacy commissioner offers guidance - Red Deer Advocate

The province’s information and privacy commissioner is encouraging Albertans to review three separate guidance documents as changes come into effect.

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Calgary mayor says he wants to hold advocacy campaign opposing separation, but can't

The mayor of Alberta’s largest city says he wants to hold an anti-separation advocacy campaign as the province nears a referendum to quit the country but that provincial rules are binding the city fro...

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Lorne Gunter: Alberta UCP's convoluted, error-ridden energy rebate process just weak-kneed politics

This is an overthought, needlessly complex program designed and administered by bureaucrats and implemented by weak-kneed politicians.

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Trans Mountain Statement Regarding the Proposed West Coast Oil…

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