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Seven Albertans died on a training range, and nobody was invading anything
We are running a live-fire tempo to meet an alliance target. The peacekeeping Canada was known for is gone. The bill came due Saturday in an Edmonton emergency department.
Ottawa is building one appointed office to decide what Canadians may read
Three bills, all ending at the same commission, on a design Brussels already runs. Canada signed into the European system in June.
Nobody Asked Us: The Plan That Needs Half A Million Canadians
Ottawa signed a plan for nearly half a million troops and civilians on May 30, 2025. Its best recruiting year in three decades produced 7,310 people.
Alberta separatists find a premier in Quebec who'd recognize their independence
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's Parti Québécois won Monday's election. When Alberta acts this way, they call it a threat to Confederation.