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Alberta unveils border plan

'Up to the challenge': Alberta border operations, seizures and security concerns

With millions of travellers entering Alberta each year, the Canada Border Services Agency ensures that only legitimate goods and people come through. However, there is a rift between the number of illicit goods being seized at the border and what’s actually crossing according to Kelly Sundberg,

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Alberta unveils U.S. border security plan with sheriffs, dogs and drones

Alberta introduced plans to create a new unit in an attempt to bolster security at its section of Canada's border with the U.S.

MarketWatch · 1d

Canada Border-Security Plan to Address Trump Worries Expected Monday, Alberta Premier Says

OTTAWA--The Canadian government is expected on Monday to roll out formally its plan to improve border security amid concerns from President-elect Donald Trump, said Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau presented the border-security initiative to the country's provincial premiers,

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Central Alberta charities struggling as Canada Post strike drags on

Alberta’s Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade, Matt Jones, says the UCP government is deeply concerned by the apparent lack of progress made between Canada Post and its striking workers. Jones says the strike, which began Nov. 14, is adversely affecting businesses and charities.

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Canada gov't moves to put an end to postal workers' strike

Canada's labor minister on Friday moved to end a near month-long strike by postal workers, saying he had asked Canada Industrial Relations Board to determine whether talks on a new deal between the union and Canada Post were at an impasse.

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Alberta small business owners react to possible end to Canada’s postal strike

Small business owners in Alberta say Ottawa's latest move to try to force an end to the country's postal strike comes too late to save this year's holiday shopping season.

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Bell: Poilievre says Canada is in 'a very dangerous place' with Trudeau

On Friday, Poilievre says “we’re in a very dangerous place because of the kind of person running the country.” “Justin ...

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Newly announced border team in Alberta raises questions for CBSA union president | Canada Tonight

Premier Danielle Smith announced on Thursday that the province will invest $29 million to create a new border patrol team ...

Canadian province Alberta creates patrol unit to police US border

The Western Canadian province of Alberta will spend C$29 million ($20.46 million) to create a new sheriff-led patrol unit to ...

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Alberta offers more funding to prevent human trafficking, support survivors

Alberta is investing $5.5 million in its latest round of grants for agencies working to prevent human trafficking and support ...

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Alberta’s lifting of restrictions on wolverine trapping could spell disaster for a declining population

Alberta’s move to lift restrictions on trapping activities is scientifically unsound and will hasten population decline ...

Canada says it will respond robustly if US imposes tariffs

Ottawa and the provinces will respond robustly if the incoming U.S. administration goes ahead with a promise to impose ...

Alberta-Montana border on premier’s radar

Donald Trump’s threat to impose a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods may be no more than a bluff to provoke his neighbours to action, but economists are taking ...

Alberta leads new poll on if Canada should become the 51st US state

Residents of Alberta seem the most receptive to President-elect Donald Trump's chatter of Canada becoming the 51st US state.

Alberta's new wolverine trapping rules lead to divide between trappers and researchers

Researchers studying wolverines warn a recent decision by the Alberta government to lift trapping quotas on wolverines could ...

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Hang on, Acme! Calgary's population boom expected to spill over to small-town Alberta next

The first wave of migration into Alberta was concentrated in Calgary. But economists predict the growth will spill across ...

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