Notley vows to press on with Trans Mountain despite setback
Premier Rachel Notley says Alberta will keep fighting the Trans Mountain expansion after a Federal Court of Appeal ruling quashed the project. She warns ongoing bottlenecks cost Canada billions and notes the plan would double oil flow to British Columbia and triple shipments to Asian markets, improving prices. The appeal cited improper First Nations consultations and tanker traffic concerns.
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Minister of Advanced Education Visits Medicine Hat College
Minister Marlin Schmidt and MLA Robert Warner toured Medicine Hat College as part of a province wide post secondary tour. The minister highlighted tuition freezes since 2015 saving about 750 dollars per student and spoke on dual credit programs Indigenous teaching and accessibility to education.
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Bernier departure exposes inner rifts in Conservative Party
Political scientist Jim Groom of Medicine Hat College argues Maxime Bernier’s abrupt exit signals party discord but undercuts no immediate threat. He notes it unites some factions while draining others, and that none of the party’s MPs joined Bernier in the move, a one man show that could reflect broader tensions within Canada’s conservative movement.
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