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PM Says Ottawa Will Defend Workers and Businesses After Latest U.S. Trade Threats

U.S.-Canada Relations · Ottawa

PM Says Ottawa Will Defend Workers and Businesses After Latest U.S. Trade Threats

79% Left coverage: 47 sources

Alberta Next panel set to begin hearings on public concerns with federal government

Danielle Smith · Canada

Alberta Next panel set to begin hearings on public concerns with federal government

77% Left coverage: 17 sources

STATEMENT: The Electoral Boundary Commission shouldn’t have been rushed—every voter matters

EDMONTON – Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL) president Gil McGowan made the following statement today, the deadline for submissions to the Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission: “The UCP Government is proving once again that effective and responsible governance is not its strong suit. They could have waited until October 2026 to formally initiate the work of the Electoral Boundary Commission. SourceVoter · Edmonton Read Article

Canada Post workers could go on strike. Here’s what to know

80% Left coverage: 10 sources

Government benefits and assistance cheques could be affected as both sides seem far apart on negotiationsSecretary of State · Canada See the Story

Energy Threatens To Split Canada Apart

53% Left coverage: 32 sources

Canada is in danger of breaking apart, and the primary cause in energy. Explore how this could cause the Canadian nation to fracture.Energy · Alberta See the Story

NDP, healthcare groups say UCP government trying to destroy public health care

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

The opposition NDP says the Alberta UCP government is destroying public health care as they team up with Friends of Medicare and Alberta unions covering healthcare workers to warn Albertans. In a news conference on Thursday, the groups raised the alarm about the recently introduced Bill 55, the Health Statutes Amendment Act, saying it lets […]Danielle Smith See the Story

Alberta premier promises separation referendum if signatures warrant

48% Left coverage: 69 sources

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she would hold a referendum on provincial separation next year if citizens gather the required signatures on a petition. Danielle Smith · Alberta See the Story

PRESS RELEASE: AFL’s 54th Convention Confirms the Momentum of Labour’s “Common Front”

EDMONTON – A record 506 delegates, representing unions across the province, participated in the 54th AFL Constitutional Convention at the Edmonton Expo Centre, hosted by the Alberta Federation of Labour. Gil McGowan was re-elected as president for another two-year term on Sunday, the final day, and Cori Longo, retained her role as secretary treasurer through acclamation. SourceAFL · Edmonton Read Article

PRESS RELEASE: Alberta’s largest worker group commits to fight against separatism

EDMONTON – At the 54th AFL Constitutional Convention, delegates passed resolution #34, a strong statement in support of Canadian unity. It passed during a vote held this morning. “On the eve of a Canadian election, I find it heartening that hundreds of Alberta union delegates, representing over 170,000 workers across the province, voted overwhelmingly for our unity resolution… SourceEdmonton, Alberta · Edmonton Read Article

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