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Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi says all proposed AI data centre projects in Alberta need to pass an impact assessment before they are given the green light. The NDP’s seven point assessment includes centres having minimal water use, no increases to electricity costs, and meaningful public consultation. Nenshi says businesses and residents need certainty, and...

Ottawa’s relief strategy is getting support from Alberta’s business community, as employers sift through the latest American tariffs. But the Alberta government response is under political attack. Erik Bay has more on the criticism.

Citing cyber threats, the NDP government has announced it is ending public access to its online government directory to government services and employees. Jordan Armstrong reports.

The NDP government is being pressured to eliminate co-payments for publicly-funded at-home care for seniors to make it more affordable. Aaron McArthur reports.

B.C. Premier David Eby said Tuesday that he believes Pam Alexis, his party’s candidate running in the Abbotsford-Mission byelection, will beat the “hateful, divisive” approach of the B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay. He also said he would not reconsider proportional representation “because of the chaos on the Conservative side.”

The leader of Alberta’s NDP will be changing cities in the next provincial election. Naheed Nenshi sharing those details as parties start their nomination processes for an election that’s a little more than a year away. But as Erik Bay tells us, one analyst says candidates will be preparing for more than just that.

Another shake-up in provincial politics, as Okanagan MLA Amelia Boultbee has joined the NDP, just a few months after leaving the BC Conservatives. Cohan Sassaman has the details and the reaction.

Former BC Conservative MLA Amelia Boultbee has joined the BC NDP. Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey has the latest on this decision.

Earlier this week, the Saskatchewan NDP released their ‘Your Care Your Say’ interim report after a year of consultation. With more on that, provincial party leader Carla Beck joined our Juliane Bodini in studio for an extended interview.

After a slow start to the year, Canada’s economy picked up speed in the second quarter, growing at its fastest pace in three years. The GDP grew at an annualized rate of 3.3 per cent. But the country’s trade dispute with the U.S. could break that momentum. Senior Business Editor Jacqueline Hansen has more.

A new report says that without investment in LNG and the TMX pipeline, damage from the Trump tariffs would have been much worse. And B.C. senior executives were given performance-based raises by the BC NDP government, which some are questioning as inappropriate.

Alberta’s resource royalties rollercoaster swings from a budget deficit up to a Q1 surplus due to the high price of oil. The NDP calls for a pause in new AI data centres as Premier Smith attends the latest town hall. The mansion once home to Oilers owner Peter Pocklington’s is now on City of Edmonton’s...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is calling the trade war between the United States and Canada “tragic, unjustified, and wholly unnecessary.” She says the best path forward is to head back to the negotiating table, but won’t impose an export tax on oil and gas, the province’s biggest industry despite calls to do so from the...

After the NDP requested information for over 3 months, the Provincial Government now says that there was no environmental impact assessment done for Bell’s AI Data Centre in the RM of Sherwood.

The BC Conservatives are gaining momentum in B.C. A new Leger poll titled ‘British Columbia Pulse Check’ has the party pulling ahead of the BC NDP among decided voters. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

Premier Scott Moe is catching criticism from the official opposition for flying to Washington to attend Senator Lindsey Graham’s Funeral. The NDP questioned the used of taxpayer dollars to attend a funeral for an ally of U.S. President Donald Trump, who continues to threaten Canada with heavy tariffs and the possibility of annexation.

A BC NDP cabinet minister is speaking out against the newly announced expansion of the Tilbury LNG facility. Kelly Greene says she’s disappointed and is speaking out on behalf of her constituents. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

The preliminary hearing for a Calgary police officer charged in the deaths of two men took place on Monday. The charges stem from a shooting that happened more than three years ago during a low-speed pursuit of a five-tonne commercial truck along Memorial Drive. Drew Stremick reports.

NDP MP Don Davies has introduced a bill to ban MPs from crossing the floor without getting the support of their voters in a byelection. Davies said Tuesday that MPs who are crossing the floor without facing their constituents has a “corrosive effect” on Canadian democracy, adding, “while that may not be illegal, it is...

The accused, who is now 24, was only 16 at the time but fled the scene and wasn’t arrested until 2025. Catherine McDonald reports.