CanadaJason Kenney vies to become Ralph Klein, reincarnateFor the first time, Jason Kenney will leave a leader’s side to go to Alberta, where he’ll try to emulate a throwback premier
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CanadaCalgary’s Olympic triathlon: nostalgia, faith, recycled venuesA potential bid by Calgary to host the Olympics in 2026 would have a few things going for it, but saving the city’s economy is not one of them
CanadaThe Alberta NDP’s convenient peek into the shadowsThe Notley government’s release of a normally secretive “CIA” audit raises the question: Why are Albertans kept in the dark about other audits?
CanadaRemembering Robert Hall, a lifelong dreamerBefore he was kidnapped by terrorists, Robert Hall left Canada behind and sold everything to seek happiness in a sailboat and a new love
CanadaScarred, but spared: A Fort McMurray family returns homeA family returns to Stonecreek to find their home largely untouched—despite being surrounded by devastation
CanadaReturn to Fort McMurray: The long journey to a new normalJason Markusoff joins Fort McMurray residents as the first ones make their way back to the homes they fled in the face of fire
CanadaBrian Jean’s Wildrose Party rises from the ashes of Fort McMurrayEmerging from the Fort McMurray fire, Wildrose Leader Brian Jean is determined to prove he is also the new face of conservatism in Alberta
CanadaAfter the fire: One last boom in Fort McMurray?The rebuilding effort will bring a mad rush of activity to Fort McMurray. It can’t come soon enough.
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