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Three more donors to failed UCP candidate Jeff Callaway have been found by Alberta’s election commissioner to have donated money that wasn’t theirs as part of an investigation into how Mr. Callaway financed his campaign.
The Alberta provincial election will take place on Tuesday, April 16.

The Alberta provincial election will take place on Tuesday, April 16.

Two-year-old allegations levelled by the UCP, suggesting Alberta's NDP had improperly deleted at least 859,861 emails in their first year after forming government, have been found to be "unsubstantiated" in a report released by the Office of the Informati

An edited video shared by a Twitter account associated with UCP Leader Jason Kenney is being slammed for appearing to secretly record a government adviser and an independent politician.
Liberal MP says 'Let's whack' Ontario Premier Doug Ford
Justin Trudeau’s Liberals have a funny way of practising the positive politics they preach.The day after the Prime Minister told a group of supporters at a fundraiser his party would avoid a negative tone in the coming election, one of his MPs c

At the heart of the complaint is two monetary donations Progress Alberta received from the U.S.-based foundation

Churchill Falls has lost its bid to reopen a controversial energy deal with Hydro-Québec that has delivered massive profits to Quebec and relatively meagre benefits to Newfoundland and Labrador.
Torontonians support smaller council: POLL
A majority of Torontonians support the Doug Ford government's reduction of city council believing fewer councillors will help save money and get things done, a new DART Insight poll shows.
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