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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the October referendum is being targeted by foreign influencers, but the interference is not criminal yet

u/Miserable-Lizard — 14 hours ago
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BREAKING: It’s OVER for Trump’s Trade War as Canada Secures the North

>For 60 years, Washington treated Canada like an atmospheric gas station. They took the resources and slapped on tariffs whenever it suited their midterms. NOT ANYMORE. Prime Minister Mark Carney just delivered a masterclass in statecraft, announcing a massive $10 billion federal investment to expand the Churchill Falls and Gull Island power projects and completely WRECKING Donald Trump’s predatory tariff scam!

By securing the Labrador Trough and locking down a zero-carbon critical mineral machine, Ottawa just bypassed the US choke point and built a global escape hatch. Trump thought he could bully Canada with a 50% tariff threat on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods before his Wednesday deadline, but instead, he’s staring down total humiliation. Watch how Canada just flipped the board and took control of the North American supply chain!

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u/Feisty-olde-7707 — 2 days ago
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The most senior Conservative in the land — Conservative leader Pierre Polievre — has given his direction. Every Conservative is advocating for a strong and united Canada: Alberta must remain in Canada.

u/vspinyyc — 2 days ago
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Trump pauses 50% tariffs, saying new trade deal reached

>U.S. President Donald Trump has paused 50 per cent tariffs on Canada, saying the two countries have reached a new trade deal that just needs to be finalized. In a statement, Prime Minister Mark Carney said 'substantial progress has been made.But we are not done.

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u/Feisty-olde-7707 — 1 day ago
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"Cattle rancher's creek runs dry due to fracking operation nearby" We do not want this in Nova Scotia. The conservatives lifted the province's decade-long fracking moratorium, and this is what's coming next if we don't stop it.

Windsor, Amherst, and Pictou are potential areas where this could happen.

Anyone have friends or family there? What do they think?

"Drinking wells drop," Drew writes. "They say the rain isn't enough to make up for how much has been lost from the aquifers — the deep underground natural reservoirs that feed those wells."

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u/Eubleen — 1 day ago