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 Mulcair should drop the 'Dutch disease' rhetoricIf he aspires to be a national leader, the NDP leader must improve his economic analysis and appeal to the whole country
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 Alberta's election campaign brings out discordant views of the provincePC leader Alison Redford looks to a worldly future for province; Wildrose upstart Danielle Smith champions traditional grassroots values
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 How Alberta votes will shape the country we live inThe oil-rich province has a choice between a leader who is seeking a national energy strategy and one who takes a more isolationist view
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 Making the oil sands personalIndustry wins if Canadians connect the dots between development and personal prosperity. Environmental groups win if they can demonstrate personal negative environmental impact
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 Mountie nursing sore face after punch allegedly thrown during traffic stopDriver apprehended after crashing vehicle into bus bench
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 'Foreign money' is a hypocritical diversionThe Harper government put Canada’s entire U.S. diplomatic apparatus into the Keystone XL pipeline debate - it’s a bit rich to complain about outside interference now
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 Pipeline politics: Don't demonize the charitable sectorCanada would be served better if the government let science speak and the affected communities be heard
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 Alberta's Taylor Henrich makes ski jumping history at Winter Youth OlympicsCalgary competitor becomes first Canadian woman to compete in Olympic ski jumping competition
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 Moby-Dick: Big doesn't begin to describe itCanmore climbers, 10-metre masts, and Ben Heppner as its star: Calgary Opera’s take on the Herman Melville classic is a production of major proportions
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 Shipping oil to Asia? The route's east, not westDiversifying Canadian energy exports must be a national priority, and East Coast ports are the answer
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 MMA fighter Lesnar facing wildlife charges in AlbertaLesnar and a co-accused set to appear in court in the new year to face three charges
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 Alleged B.C. child abductor also has court date in AlbertaAccused in bizarre kidnapping and return of boy was already facing property offence charges
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 Manitoba premier says flooding will raise deficitCosts have reached $800-million and could eventually top $1-billion, Greg Selinger tells Winnipeg gathering
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 Lone survivor of Alberta shooting is 'focused on getting better'Shayna Conway was driving friends to the Calgary airport when a gunman opened fire
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 Late-night tubing trip ends with Calgary man's deathTwenty-seven-year-old slammed into wooden fence after group of adults trudged kilometre up darkened ski run in B.C.
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 Bedroom fire kills Edmonton womanMan in his 60s in hospital after fire burns bedroom
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 Does it matter if our laws are passed illegally?The federal government took the view that it could simply ignore legislation passed by a previous Parliament
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 In Alberta, a likelihood of some ‘dramatic political shifts’There may not be an election call yet, but politicians and pundits believe the vote will lead to big changes
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 No poppies with the Happy MealsSome employees at a McDonald's in southern Alberta aren't loving that they can't wear poppies.
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 Reg Alcock, former Liberal MP and Manitoba MLA, dead at 63A strong advocate of parliamentary reform, he served as a cabinet minister both federally and provincially
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 Redford puts fresh face on Alberta cabinetPremier chooses seven first-time ministers; veterans fill important Energy, Finance portfolios
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 Company owned by Redford’s chief of staff defaults on court-ordered paymentsCarter McRae hasn’t paid a cent on judgments totalling more than half a million dollars
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 Pilot dead after helicopter crashes in central AlbertaBell 206 Jet Ranger went down into farmer’s field; investigation into cause under way
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 Manitoba New Democrats win fourth-consecutive majorityThey lost the popular vote to the Progressive Conservatives, but had a strong showing in seat-rich Winnipeg
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 Alberta’s premier-designate signals a province in transitionHailed as ‘the miracle on the Prairies,’ red Tory’s surprise victory suggests province is undergoing a political shift
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