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Truck Driver Sentenced in Crash Killing Olympic Skater
Sukhwinder Sidhu received a 2.5-year prison sentence for the 2023 crash that killed Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul. The judge also issued a seven-year driving ban following emotional victim impact statements.

Alberta's Economy: A "Genuine Exception" in Canada
Despite global economic pressures, Alberta's economy is showing a positive outlook, driven by high energy prices. A new report highlights Alberta as a "genuine exception" compared to the rest of Canada.

Alberta separation petition approval deemed unreasonable by judge
An Alberta judge has ruled that the decision to approve a petition regarding Alberta separation was unreasonable. The ruling casts doubt on the process and criteria used for approving such initiatives.

Ontario Boosts Oversight of Truck Driver Training Colleges
Ontario is increasing its oversight of commercial truck driver training schools following a critical audit. The move aims to address concerns about training quality and ensure safety on Ontario's roads.
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Alberta Braces for Powerful Storm with High Winds
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for east-central and southeastern Alberta, warning of a major spring storm. Residents are advised to prepare for strong winds, heavy precipitation, and potential disruptions.

Dunkin' Donuts returns to Canada, starting in Toronto
Dunkin' Donuts is making a comeback to the Canadian market, starting with new locations in Toronto and Montreal. The move marks a re-entry for the popular coffee and baked goods chain after a previous unsuccessful venture.

Keyera Closes $5.3B Plains Acquisition Amid Regulator Challenge
Keyera Corp. finalized its $5.3 billion acquisition of Plains' Canadian NGL business, marking a significant expansion. However, the deal faces scrutiny from the Competition Bureau, raising concerns about market competition. The transaction aims to bolster Canada's energy infrastructure.

Sidney Crosby to Represent Canada at World Championships
Hockey superstar Sidney Crosby has committed to playing for Team Canada at the upcoming World Hockey Championships. This marks a significant addition to the Canadian roster as they aim for gold.

Canada and Ukraine Near Drone Deal: Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine and Canada are working towards a drone agreement. This deal could significantly bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities amidst ongoing conflict.

Man Dies in Saskatchewan Bear Attack Near Points North
A 25-year-old man was killed in a rare bear attack in northern Saskatchewan. The incident occurred near a remote airstrip, prompting investigations and renewed bear safety warnings.

Alberta Elections Officer Calls for Pause on Sharing Voter List
Alberta's Chief Electoral Officer is requesting a pause on sharing the province's list of electors with political parties. This request comes amidst concerns about the protection of Albertans' personal information.

Owen Tippett sidelined with injury; Flyers' playoff hopes dented
Philadelphia Flyers forward Owen Tippett is out with an injury, putting a damper on the team's playoff aspirations. The Canadian winger's absence is a blow to the Flyers' offensive capabilities.

Canada's Helium Industry Faces Policy Roadblock Despite Global Demand
While global disruptions boost demand for Canadian helium, industry leaders say federal policies are hindering growth. Saskatchewan pushes for fair tax treatment to unlock investment and secure Canada's role as a reliable supplier.

Alberta's Frustration with Central Canada: A Growing Divide
A recent column highlights the growing resentment in Alberta towards central Canada, fueled by economic policies and perceived unfair treatment. The sense of alienation is prompting renewed discussions about Alberta's place within the federation.










