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Canada, Alberta

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Voters in Oil-Rich Alberta Strongly Reject Leaving Canada
Residents of Alberta voted on Monday to remain part of Canada, rejecting a campaign to try to separate the oil-rich western province from the rest of the country.

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 · 17h
Alberta votes to remain part of Canada in win for PM Mark Carney
 · 13h
Alberta voters choose Canada, but separatist movement says it will continue
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James Moore: What Alberta’s ‘remain’ vote means for Mark Carney, Danielle Smith and the conservative movement
The soft separation question of the referendum, about whether to have a definitive referendum on separating from Canada, was overwhelmingly rejected by Albertans.

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 · 15h
Alberta’s Smith makes it clear separation now dead issue as long as she is premier
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Albertans to decide on referendum questions to give a government mandate
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Morning Update: Alberta chooses to stay
“I’m very pleased to see the initial results from Elections Alberta show widespread support for remaining in Canada,” the Alberta Premier wrote on social media last night.

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 · 20h
Alberta rejects move towards Canada independence
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Alberta separatists vow to fight on after referendum loss: 'Tonight isn't the finish line'

Trump, Canada and tariffs

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 · 7h · on MSN
Trump accused of unlawfully invoking 1930s law for Canada tariffs
A New Jersey food importer is accusing President Donald Trump of unlawfully using a rarely invoked 1930s law to impose tariffs

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 · 21h
Trump tariffs on Canada spark latest lawsuit over trade powers
 · 23h
Food importer files new lawsuit to block Trump's Canada tariffs
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A First Nation community in Canada is using a data center to preserve its heritage

Now, a Canadian Indigenous community is using a data center to help preserve its heritage. The Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory in rural Ontario installed a small data center as it modernized its recordkeeping systems.
19h

Trump’s man in Ottawa accuses Carney of straining US-Canada ties

President Donald Trump’s man in Ottawa blamed Prime Minister Mark Carney for straining relations between the two countries, saying a prosperous relationship is “under attack” in Canada.
2hon MSN

Bank of Canada increasingly expected to raise interest rates this month

The Bank of Canada has not raised interest rates since July 2023. And while an eighth-consecutive hold is widely predicted next week, a growing number of economists and traders are now expecting the central bank to hike its trend-setting rate to tamp down stubborn inflation.
Al Jazeera
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Canada wants to expand its LNG business. Critics raise red flags

As Canada’s LNG exports grow, critics raise concerns over human rights abuses linked to major corporate investors.
Legit.ng on MSN
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See the conditions study permit holders must meet to get Canada Social Insurance Number

International students need qualifying study permit conditions to get a Canadian SIN and work legally. See full rules and application options for students.
1h

Visa changes fees in Canada

A Canadian trade group has urged card networks to reduce their interchange fees and pass those cost savings on to sellers.
2hon MSN

Housing market on its knees as odds of Bank of Canada rate hike rise

The Bank of Canada has not raised interest rates since July 2023. And while an eighth-consecutive hold is widely predicted next week, a growing number of economists and traders are now expecting the central bank to hike its trend-setting rate to tamp down stubborn inflation.
Ottawa Citizen
2h

Parks Canada facing yet another round of layoffs

Thousands of Parks Canada employees, more than half of its workforce, will be told this week their job is at risk, as the federal agency enters yet another round of layoffs. In an email to staff on Tuesday,
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