Proposed provincial changes that would affect Alberta municipalities spark concerns about autonomy

Bill 28, if passed, puts power in the hands of the minister of municipal affairs to write regulations and bring in new ...
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How Alberta could get more power and autonomy — without leaving Canada

Alberta has legal and constitutional pathways to seizing more power for itself within Confederation, argues a new paper from the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, but the province would need to demonstrate ...

News flash: Canada's restless problem children are conspiring

Quebec and Alberta are teaching each other lessons — about leverage, identity, patience, and the limits of brinkmanship, says ...
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Opinion: The quiet restructuring of Alberta’s universities

Alberta’s post-secondary system is undergoing a profound transformation. Not through a single sweeping reform, but through a ...
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Danielle Smith says diverse opinions welcome after MLA supports separatist petition

EDMONTON — Alberta's premier says she welcomes diverse opinions in her caucus after a legislature member of her United ...
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CAQ government open to Alberta premier’s pitch to create an ‘autonomy alliance,’ Jolin-Barrette says

QUEBEC — The Legault government is delighted with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s pitch to create an ‘autonomy alliance’ with Quebec to obtain more powers within the Canadian federation. The Minister ...
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Alberta’s return-to-office order risks solving the wrong problem

Alberta’s public servants have already shown they can adapt to varying working conditions — the government is ignoring that.