Alberta Premier Danielle Smith lays blame on Trudeau as Trump eyes Feb. 1 tariffs
A 10-day bull’s-eye on the back of Canadian trade spelled a setback for Alberta Premier Danielle Smith after newly-inaugurated American President Donald Trump set a date to impose his tariff threats. However, Smith told reporters at a Tuesday morning press conference the focus should be on diplomacy and ceasing talks about retaliatory tariffs.
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Alberta business and industry leaders had an emotional roller-coaster ride on U.S. President Donald Trump's first day back in ...
Member of former coal policy committee says feedback collected by Alberta resident, Indigenous people and communities is ...
OTTAWA — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said Tuesday she continues to favour cross-border diplomacy over retaliatory threats, ...
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Smith says Alberta taxpayers need to be protected from coal lawsuits as moratorium liftedSmith says the potential liability facing Alberta means the government needs to take the lawsuits seriously and taxpayers need to be protected.
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The premier of Canada’s oil-rich province of Alberta says she would not support any move to stop energy shipments to the ...
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Alberta government offers blueprint to help businesses support workers in recoveryWilliams said one in five Albertas have mental health issues. The Crown recovery corporation said employers would save $8,500 ...
The Alberta RCMP encourages residents across the province, including Airdrie, to join citizen-led crime prevention groups to ...
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