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The best campaigner for Canada in the Oct. 19 referendum won't be a premier who claims to be federalist. Danielle Smith is too trapped by the separatists in her UCP and her caucus. She's propelled by the burning need to keep the party together and deny victory to the NDP. The most federalists can expect is Smith's personal promise to vote against leaving Canada. Mildly, she urges Albertans to do the same. But cheerleading? Real passion for Canada? Bows to the greatness of this incredible country? Full-throated praise for Ottawa's many policy reversals in Alberta's favour? Unlikely. The premier is stuck in her web of ambiguity. A referendum publicity campaign launched Friday seeks backing for the nine UCP immigration and constitutional questions. On the big issue — separation — they urge support for sovereignty within a united Canada, but give no direction on voting against a full referendum later. It's always possible that in the weeks before Oct. 19 she will finally launch a campaign for Canada. Ideally, this would come alongside a serious government push to support the federalist cause. Federalist Albertans — literally millions of us — would be ecstatic.

ManitobaA Manitoba judge has struck all claims made in a proposed class-action lawsuit that accused the North's biggest grocery chain of keeping federal subsidy money that was supposed to be passed to consumers. Plaintiffs now reviewing decision and 'considering all avenues,' lawyer saysCaitlyn Gowriluk · CBC News · Posted: Oct 24, 2026 7:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 5 hours agoListen to this articleEstimated 5 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. A Northern Store in Pond Inlet, Nunavut, in October 2022. A proposed class-action lawsuit whose claims were recently struck was aimed at the North West Company, which owns those and other stores. (David Gunn/CBC)A Manitoba judge has struck all claims made in a proposed class-action lawsuit that accused the North's biggest grocery chain of keeping federal subsidy money that was supposed to be passed to consumers, deeming each of the claims against the North West Company "certain to fail.

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