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Canada Pacific Link pipeline and Roberts Bank expansion

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Latest: Canada designates Roberts Bank Terminal 2 as project of national interest

The Canadian federal government and the Alberta provincial government have designated the Pacific Link pipeline, previously known as the West Coast Oil Pipeline, as a project of national interest. Under the Building Cana

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Alberta independence referendum results and updates

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Latest: Alberta separation referendum sees 70.4 per cent voter turnout

As the October 19, 2026, referendum concludes, Albertans have voted to remain in Canada, rejecting the proposal to initiate the legal process for a future binding vote on secession. Official results from Elections Albert

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Alberta provincial political tensions

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Latest: Alberta government maintains appeal of quashed separation petition

Political friction in Alberta has centered on disputes between provincial leadership and federal entities regarding energy infrastructure and provincial sovereignty. Premier Danielle Smith initially pressured Alberta NDP

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Bell Canada AI expansion faces First Nations opposition

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Latest: Bell Canada expands Saskatchewan AI data centre investment to $52 billion

Bell Canada and the Government of Saskatchewan have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand an AI data centre project near Regina. The expansion aims to quadruple the facility’s capacity from 300 megawatts to 1.2

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Alberta secession economic impact assessments

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Latest: Alberta's potential secession poses $18 billion annual fiscal risk to Canada

Economic assessments regarding Alberta’s potential secession from Canada have highlighted significant fiscal risks for both the province and the federal government. An independent report from the University of Calgary’s

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