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Kenney's approval ratings drop in wake of cuts, controversy
ason Kenney's approval ratings have cratered by 15 points over the last three months, according to a new poll.
Conducted by DART, the poll shows the Alberta premier fell from 55 per cent approval in September to 40 per cent approval in December.
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Forestry crisis has B.C. town hanging by a thread
A lumber mill in Mackenzie, B.C., is an example of just how interconnected the province's forestry sector has become, and the crisis it's facing as 25 mills have ceased operating this year, leaving more than 6,000 people out of work.

Kenney gives the thumbs up on Thursday before the delivery of the provincial budget in Edmonton (Jason Franson/CP)
After this week, may we never again doubt Jason Kenney’s willingness to identify a crisis, stoke public sentiment around it and then take f
Alberta UCP Report calls for massive program cutsNo sector of government spending was sacred in the review, with sweeping reforms suggested in health, education, the public service, capital spending and how the government delivers programs to its citizens.

Like the other provinces fighting the federal backstop, Alberta is arguing that the carbon tax constitutes federal overreach

"I'm very worried about how this is going to end up," says B.C. Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver.
Giant balloon protests ICBC
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation launched a massive balloon outside the B.C. legislature on Wednesday to protest the province's ICBC monopoly.
Ontario PCs launch anti-carbon tax ad campaign
The Doug Ford government is taking its fight against a federal carbon pricing plan to the court of public opinion with a new advertising spot that highlights added costs at the pump and the heating bill.
MLAs get bigger pay increases than government employees
VICTORIA — Provincial politicians are getting larger pay raises this year than nurses, social workers and hundreds of thousands of public servants who signed new contracts with a government that argued it didn’t have the money to pay them higher salaries.

Premier John Horgan says the B.C. government will consider "some relief" for those who can't afford record high gas prices.Horgan said his government will monitor prices at the pumps over the summer . . .
At the time, it was the largest privatization of a public asset in Canadian history. But in hindsight, it may be considered one of Ontario’s biggest financial missteps, considering the SNC-Lavalin sale pegs the value of the highway at at least $30 billion
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