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“Significant and tragic fire,” spreads following CFB Wainwright incident, Smith says 1.2 million Albertans have now voted in referendum: Elections Alberta

A document meant for a behind-closed-doors group of fossil fuel advocates earlier this year got right to the point: Canada’s policies to fight the climate crisis, protect nature and defend Indigenous Rights are a “problem,” and environmental organizations are “opponents.” The document, a copy of which was reviewed by The Narwhal, relates to a presentation that was scheduled to occur in January 2026. It was prepared by two advocacy groups called Energy United and Resource Works, both with connections to the country’s largest oil and gas lobby group, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.

Premier Susan Holt, flanked by two Cabinet ministers, sent a shockwave through New Brunswick’s political landscape Wednesday as she announced a review of the province’s moratorium on shale gas…

Rapidly-moving fire moved on troops ‘within 30 seconds to a minute’: Maj. Gen L. W. RutlandMilitary official names casualties of Wainwright CFB fireMilitary official says winds were ‘within standard procedures’ prior to fire39 hospitalized, 19 in critical condition. Here's the update from the Alberta premier. What happened? These were the events  leading up to deadly fire‘The nation is in mourning’: Watch Prime Minister Mark Carney's full address to Canadians

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Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is “open” to amending the Canadian constitution to deal with major questions of structural change but only where there is strong “consensus” in the country. OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is “open” to amending the Canadian constitution to deal with major questions of structural change but only where there is strong “consensus” in the country. In little-noticed comments during a podcast interview with host Ryan Jespersen, the prime minister addressed how he intends to respond to Alberta’s concerns, and why he advocated for voters to reject a future binding independence referendum, along with urging them to say “no to the nine” other questions and vote against Premier Danielle Smith’s other proposals for change.