Star Spangled Danielle Finally Wakes Up
Ontario is hitting Trump where it hurts—banning U.S. booze, cutting contracts, and taxing power exports. Is Danielle Smith too scared to stand up to MAGA America?
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Ontario is hitting Trump where it hurts—banning U.S. booze, cutting contracts, and taxing power exports. Is Danielle Smith too scared to stand up to MAGA America?
When Chickadees start their cheerful “fee-bee” mating calls, it’s Alberta’s signal that winter’s grip is loosening and brighter days are ahead.
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Forget the National Parks. Some of the best early-season hikes in the Rockies are in Alberta provincial parks and recreation areas.
After months of uncertainty, the first displaced Jasper residents are finally moving into new temporary homes.
A repeat polluter dumped 1.1M liters of toxic waste into Alberta’s Smoky River. The penalty? Just $9,000. Critics call it a slap on the wrist.
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