Alberta News

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a federal election for April 28 after requesting Governor General Mary Simon to dissolve Parliament. The campaign lasts 36 days, with candidates nominated by April 7, amidst concerns over U.S. trade policies impacting Canada’s economy.

Canada Post's recent decision to classify community newspapers with commercial inserts as 'junk mail' has severely impacted revenue, threatening local journalism and small businesses dependent on advertising. Stakeholder consultation was lacking, prompting calls for policy reversal.

On March 4, President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, prompting a strong response from Canadian officials. Canada will retaliate with tariffs on $155 billion of American products, condemning the U.S. actions as unjust.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his resignation, effective after a successor is chosen, while proroguing Parliament until March 24 to avoid a non-confidence vote. Critics from various parties condemned his actions, calling for better leadership and an election.

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