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A Cree elder came to a museum one summer, asking to find where his brother was buried. Farmer showed up, too, with long-faded grave markers. Inside the long quest to remember the children of Red Deer residential school: macleans.ca/longforms/reside…
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Danielle Smith has said no to a second referendum. But that decision might not be hers to make
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Who else besides Danielle Smith is saying 'yes to the nine' in Alberta's referendum?
Analysis by @markusoff
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43,500 Ukrainians in Alberta with non-permanent migrant status. They'd be affected by Danielle Smith's referendum questions.
Doubt they're explicit targets of the proposed crackdown on services for temporary residents, but they represent 1 in 7 of them. cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/u…
43,500 Ukrainians in Alberta with non-permanent migrant status. They'd be affected by Danielle Smith's referendum questions.
Doubt they're explicit targets of the proposed crackdown on services for temporary residents, but they represent 1 in 7 of them. cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/u…
Danielle Smith lavishes praise on Ottawa for how much it collaborated w/ province before naming new judges, days before Alberta’s referendum Q that proposes to constutionally overhaul judicial appointment system.
(bonus, surely, that 1 new judge was her deputy justice min.)
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‘Not as long as I’m premier’: Danielle Smith rules out 2nd separation referendum if Albertans vote to remain
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The timeline of western alienation may be long, but for so many Alberta separatists their trajectories really began in 2020 and 2021, with COVID.
New by me: cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/a…
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"Polling ahead of the Oct. 19 referendum suggests the separatist cohort is a minority of residents now, just as the COVID policy critics and the vaccine-wary were in the minority then". Analysis by @markusoff
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The timeline of western alienation may be long, but for so many Alberta separatists their trajectories really began in 2020 and 2021, with COVID.
New by me: cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/a…
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First came the blockade. Then came separatism. Old tensions revived in Coutts
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NEW: Postmedia's ex-CEO alleged Premier Ford's then-top staffer used "leverage" over his son's company by promising funding to it, coupled with a favour — helping get the newspaper chain to run a letter from Ford to voters on the eve of the 2025 election. thetrillium.ca/news/politics…
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The Government of Alberta sure seems to think that separation is on the ballot on October 19th.
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I see this story, about the links between the top Alberta independence social media account and a well known separatist leader, is getting some attention here today. There have also been some common questions, so I'm going to add my 2 cents! cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/r…
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It's the biggest Alberta separatist account on the internet. It has links to a movement leader
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It's the biggest Alberta separatist account on the internet. It has links to a movement leader
Rise of Alberta account drives 4 times as much engagement as next most popular
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Alberta independence campaigners go for soft sell, even if they want a hard exit
Analysis by @markusoff
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NOUVEAU : Radio-Canada révèle que la CAQ a partagé à des journalistes les publications américaines appelant à influencer les élections 10 jours avant de juger ces écrits assez inquiétants pour en aviser les services secrets. ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle…












