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  • Fears Kate Middleton won’t appear in public again this year fuels conspiracy theories
    The upcoming UK election call disrupts King Charles and Prince William’s schedules, leading to event cancellations. Patricia Treble discusses the impact, William’s sporting escapades, renewed speculation about Kate’s health, controversy over her new portrait, and a notable photo of Harry and Meghan at the National Portrait Gallery.
    The Morning Show
    May 27
  • Trudeau visits U.S. to promote ‘Team Canada’ strategy
    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Philadelphia to promote his government’s renewed “Team Canada” strategy on U.S. relations. As Jackson Proskow explains, Trudeau is looking to shore up cross-border cooperation, no matter who wins America’s upcoming presidential election.
    Global National
    May 21
  • TransAlta has cancelled a proposed wind farm in southern Alberta and put three other developments on hold
    The company says provincial rule changes to renewable developments and uncertainty around broader electricity market reforms are the reasons behind the decision. As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, the reeve of Cardston County says the loss of the wind project will be a major blow to the county’s ability to pay for services for its...
    Environment
    May 5
  • Global Okanagan News at 5: May 16, 2024
    Kelowna-Mission MLA Renee Merrifield announces she won’t run in the next election, FortisBC is called out for its tree trimming practices, and bus service between Summerland and Penticton will remain free of charge.
    May 16
  • Substantial spike at Metro Vancouver gas pumps
    Gas prices in B.C. have shot up again, as refineries make the switch to a more costly summer blend. Experts predict prices are only going to get worse in the days ahead, renewing the debate over making the switch to electric. Andrea Macpherson has more.
    Global News at Noon BC
    Apr 25
  • Global National: March 6
    Nikki Haley has ended her presidential bid in the 2024 election, clearing the way for a rematch between former U.S. president Donald Trump and U.S. President Joe Biden. The encouraging and worrying signs for Trump’s chances to return to the White House, and how Biden could campaign differently compared to 2020. Rimma Dotsenko of Ontario,...
    Global National
    Mar 6
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  • Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces end of ban on renewable energy projects
    Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced Wednesday that the province will be ending its ban on renewable energy projects on Feb. 29 after a six month moratorium. “Alberta is Canada’s leader on renewable energy — in fact, as much as 92 per cent of the renewables investment that happened in Canada in 2023 happened in Alberta....
    Canada
    Feb 28
  • Proposed solar project around Fort Macleod sparking concern
    A proposed solar project is facing opposition from nearby residents and elected officials. While there are no issues about the renewable energy development itself, the location is the problem. Sarah Jones has more on the concerns being raised.
    Feb 27
  • Québec solidaire elects Émilise Lessard-Therrien to replace Manon Massé as co-spokeswoman
    Quebec’s second biggest opposition party Québec solidaire has elected its new co-spokesperson. Lessard-Therrien, 31, will join Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, whose renewed mandate was voted in by over 90 per cent of delegates.
    Nov 26, 2023
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  • Alberta halts approvals for large renewable projects amid development concerns
    The Alberta Utilities Commission is halting large-scale renewable electricity projects due to concerns over rapid development.
    Danielle Smith
    Aug 3, 2023
  • Provinces look to nuclear energy as Canada aims for clean energy future
    Clean energy was among the key focus points in this year’s federal budget. About $55 billion in tax credits are up for grabs through the mid-2030s for renewable energy like wind, electricity and nuclear. While there aren’t many nuclear plants in Canada, provinces are investing in projects that could pay dividends in the coming years....
    Canada
    Apr 16, 2023
  • Global National: March 29
    Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is being accused of interfering in legal cases after a recording was released of her phone conversation with Artur Pawlowski, a controversial Calgary street pastor facing criminal charges for his involvement in the 2022 Coutts border blockade. What was said on the tape, the reaction, and the damage control Smith is...
    Global National
    Mar 29, 2023
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  • Canada’s election outcome was legitimate, but individual races may not be: former top spy
    Bombshell allegations from intelligence sources that a sitting Liberal MP is a witting affiliate of the Chinese government’s attempts to interfere in Canada’s democracy are renewing concerns over foreign meddling in Canada’s 2019 and 2021 elections. ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson sat down with former CSIS director Dick Fadden, former Conservative MP Kenny Chiu...
    The West Block
    Feb 26, 2023
  • The West Block: Feb. 26 | Canada needs a public inquiry into Chinese election interference: former top spy
    Bombshell allegations from intelligence sources that a sitting Liberal MP is a witting affiliate of the Chinese government’s attempts to interfere in Canada’s democracy are renewing concerns over foreign meddling in Canada’s 2019 and 2021 elections. ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson sat down with former CSIS director Dick Fadden, former Conservative MP Kenny Chiu...
    Feb 26, 2023
  • Did Canada’s election integrity panels get access to China memos? What the minister says
    The federal government is facing renewed questions over its transparency. Between new leaked documents detailing China’s alleged attempts to interfere in Canadian elections and Public Emergency Order Commissioner Justice Paul Rouleau’s report stating the government needs to do a better job of communicating between its branches, there’s a lot to answer for. ‘The West Block’...
    The West Block
    Feb 19, 2023
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  • The West Block: Feb. 19 | Top-secret Chinese interference leaks and the need to modernize Canadian military
    The federal government is facing renewed questions over its transparency. Between new leaked documents detailing China’s alleged attempts to interfere in Canadian elections and Public Emergency Order Commissioner Justice Paul Rouleau’s report stating the government needs to do a better job of communicating between its branches, there’s a lot to answer for. ‘The West Block’...
    Feb 19, 2023
  • Global National: Sept. 23
    Hospitals in Alberta and Saskatchewan overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients are changing the way they deliver care. How one city is now mandating vaccine passports, and the renewed plea for everyone to get vaccinated. He was elected, but now Ontario MP-elect Kevin Vuong is being rejected by voters as he faces calls to resign. Quebec’s Bill...
    Sep 23, 2021
  • U.S. election: Trump renews call for ‘poll watchers’ at New Hampshire campaign stop
    U.S. President Donald Trump campaigned in the critical state of New Hampshire on Sunday, telling his supporters that his re-election campaign will have people watching the polls “like crazy” on election day.
    Politics
    Oct 25, 2020
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  • Leaked recordings renew calls for Alberta’s top doctor to be more independent
    Audio recordings of civil servants, including Dr. Deena Hinshaw, and elected officials were leaked on Thursday. The leaks suggest there is some tension between public health officials and the UCP government when it comes to decisions around the COVID-19 pandemic response. As Tom Vernon explains, it has renewed calls for Dr. Hinshaw to have more...
    Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
    Nov 26, 2020
  • Conservative leader hopefuls part of renewal process after election loss
    Sat, Feb 27: Conservative leadership hopefuls; Tony Clement, Maxime Bernier, and Lisa Raitt take part in panel discussion at the Manning Centre conference today. Much has been made of the Conservatives’ need to rebrand themselves after their election loss and Stephen Harper’s departure after more than a decade at the helm. But Kevin O’Leary doesn’t...
    Global National
    Feb 27, 2016
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