Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney cautioned against allowing a small minority of hardcore separatists to dominate the political agenda in the province. While acknowledging the frustrations of Western Canadians, he emphasized the need to focus on reforms within the federation rather than on the unsuccessful push for separation. Kenney, who stepped down as leader of Alberta’s United Conservative Party in 2022, now works in the private sector and serves on the board of Postmedia.
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What White House reportedly said about the future of Mark Carney’s daughter at Harvard
The Trump administration has targeted Harvard University, cancelling its ability to enroll international students, which puts the academic futures of students like Cleo Carney, daughter of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, at risk. Following a lawsuit, Harvard won an initial court ruling allowing it to continue enrolling international students while the case proceeds, highlighting the importance of these students to the university and the country. As a first-year economics student and sustainability advocate at Harvard,...
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