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Kenney sides with Notley in call to weaponize Alberta oil
9+ hour, 33+ min ago (602+ words) The two former premiers are joining together to push Danielle Smith to use Alberta's oil as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations with Donald Trump. Jason Kenney has joined Rachel Notley and Naheed Nenshi in calling for Alberta's oil exports…...
Jason Kenney calls for nationalization of Alberta oil
8+ hour, 18+ min ago (784+ words) The former premier's demand that Alberta use its oil as a negotiating tool with the United States is nearly indistinguishable from Pierre Trudeau's National Energy Program. Article by Rebel News staff. The political pressure on Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to…...
Ford's 'atrocious misconduct' targeting Trump is ruining Canada's chances for a deal: Ezra Levant
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (380+ words) The Ontario premier said President Trump could 'kiss his ass' on Monday amid escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada. On Monday's live stream, Ezra Levant reacted to Doug Ford's crude remarks targeting Donald Trump as the trade war between…...
Fact Check: Alison Redford says Alberta oil is a ‘Canadian resource.’ Is it?
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (448+ words) Former Alberta premier Alison Redford says Alberta’s oil is a “Canadian resource” and should be put on the table as a bargaining chip in Ottawa’s trade fight with the United States. But constitutionally, Redford’s description leaves out a rather important…...
Fact Check: David McLaughlin calls Alberta’s referendum a ‘self-indulgent stunt.’ Democracy is never a stunt
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (411+ words) David McLaughlin, former chief of staff to prime minister Brian Mulroney, says Alberta's referendum on its future in Canada now feels like a “performative, self-indulgent stunt” because of Canada's escalating trade war with the United States. That's quite a dismissal…...
Montreal man accused of helping 53 people illegally enter Canada believed to have fled country
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (275+ words) According to investigators, 42-year-old Abul Kasim allegedly portrayed himself as an immigration consultant working for a firm with offices in Canada, France and Bangladesh. The CBSA announced five charges against 42-year-old Abul Kasim following an investigation into an alleged immigration…...
David Menzies: Wab Kinew 'talks tough' on tariffs but has 'nothing to lose"
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (387+ words) 'Very wise people have said, ‘You can’t get a good deal with a bad person,’' Manitoba Premier Kinew commented recently. 'I think that rule applies here.' Commenting on increasing trade tensions with the United States, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew encouraged…...
Candidates face off in Toronto ahead of consequential federal byelections
6+ day, 10+ hour ago (651+ words) Three federal byelections are slated for Aug. 31 and Mark Carney is desperate to hang on to his majority government. We paid a house call to the Toronto riding of Beaches—East York. The Calvary Baptist Church in Toronto was the…...
Fact Check: Geopolitical strategist implies Alberta independence would lead to near-immediate American statehood. Will it?
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (392+ words) The desire to pursue statehood is only held by a tiny majority within the independence movement. While speaking at an event last week, Peter Zeihan implied that a successful vote for independence would lead to an almost immediate merger with…...
Feds spend $34K polling Canadians on fears Canada could run out of fresh water - Rebel News
1+ week, 10+ hour ago (211+ words) According to records obtained by Blacklock's Reporter, Forum Research surveyed 2,275 Canadians for the March study, which the government said would help "develop and refine water-focused policy." The Privy Council spent $34,291 polling Canadians about whether the country could eventually run short…...