Kenney urges federal push for surplus US vaccines
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney pressed Prime Minister Trudeau to lobby Washington to relax vaccine export bans so surplus shots from the United States can reach Alberta. He noted regional states with doses and said some Albertans are traveling to the US for inoculation while Montana partners deliver Johnson & Johnson doses to truckers.
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ConnectFirst picks Medicine Hat as ad backdrop
ConnectFirst Credit Union expands Alberta presence with three online ads shot last month in Medicine Hat. Creative director Dennis Lenarduzzi says the city’s blend of heritage and modern elements fits the campaign theme of connection.
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Trudeau avoids backing COVID vaccine IP waiver
MPs press for support as Prime Minister declines to say Canada backs waiving TRIPS rules to speed vaccine access. He cites multilateral WTO talks and says Canada is at the table, not blocking negotiations, while stressing practical pathways to vaccine distribution.
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