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Politics   -   Oct 09, 2026 Alberta Court of Appeal strikes down amended federal Impact Assessment Act
Alberta Court of Appeal strikes down amended federal Impact Assessment Act

A four-to-one majority of the Alberta Court of Appeal ruled Friday that the federal Impact Assessment Act remains unconstitutional even after Parliament amended it in 2024.

Politics   -   Oct 09, 2026 Poilievre plans third Alberta unity speech next week ahead of Oct. 19 referendum
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Friday he will return to Alberta next week to deliver his third major keynote speech on national unity, days before Albertans vote on a referendum question about separation.

Commons refers major economy bill to committee after 296-26 vote
Politics   -   Oct 09, 2026 Commons refers major economy bill to committee after 296-26 vote

The House of Commons passed Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, at second reading on Oct. 8 and sent it to a legislative committee, which held its first meeting Friday.

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Politics   -   Oct 09, 2026 Commons refers major economy bill to committee after 296-26 vote
Commons refers major economy bill to committee after 296-26 vote

The House of Commons passed Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, at second reading on Oct. 8 and sent it to a legislative committee, which held its first meeting Friday.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 09, 2026 Alberta Court of Appeal strikes down amended federal Impact Assessment Act
Alberta Court of Appeal strikes down amended federal Impact Assessment Act

A four-to-one majority of the Alberta Court of Appeal ruled Friday that the federal Impact Assessment Act remains unconstitutional even after Parliament amended it in 2024.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 09, 2026 Poilievre plans third Alberta unity speech next week ahead of Oct. 19 referendum
A federal political leader stands at a podium and addresses reporters at a news conference.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Friday he will return to Alberta next week to deliver his third major keynote speech on national unity, days before Albertans vote on a referendum question about separation.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 08, 2026 Cold Lake First Nations takes Ottawa to court over Pacific Link pipeline listing
Cold Lake First Nations takes Ottawa to court over Pacific Link pipeline listing

Cold Lake First Nations filed for judicial review in Federal Court on Thursday, challenging Ottawa's Oct. 1 listing of the Pacific Link oil pipeline as a project of national interest. The court file also names Alberta and Oil Sands Alliance Inc.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 08, 2026 Carney leaves SKS decision to firearms review after Tumbler Ridge filing
Carney leaves SKS decision to firearms review after Tumbler Ridge filing

Asked whether Ottawa would ban or restrict the SKS, the prime minister said the decision will follow an arm's-length review of firearms classifications and advice from the RCMP.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 08, 2026 Medicine Hat council to reconvene rezoning hearing for 22 Sierra Green SW on Oct. 19
Medicine Hat council to reconvene rezoning hearing for 22 Sierra Green SW on Oct. 19

Medicine Hat city council will reconvene a public hearing on the rezoning of 22 Sierra Green SW on Oct. 19 after recessing the original hearing at its Oct. 5 meeting.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 08, 2026 Medicine Hat council rezones two motels for housing, approves Amazon distribution permit
Medicine Hat council rezones two motels for housing, approves Amazon distribution permit

Medicine Hat city council has approved rezoning bylaws that would convert the Ranchmen Motel and the Sundek Motel into multi-unit residential developments, and greenlit a development permit for an Amazon package distribution facility.

by Palliser Post Staff
Politics   -   Oct 08, 2026 Alberta seeks consultants to study future water storage needs and costs
Alberta seeks consultants to study future water storage needs and costs

Environment and Protected Areas posted two requests for proposals on Sept. 23: a provincewide water storage needs assessment and a standard method for weighing the costs and benefits of reservoirs and other water projects.

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