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Treaty 6 turns 150 as Alberta First Nations face their widest-ever health gap — a promise with real legal precedent behind it, dating to a 1935 court ruling.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford unloaded on U.S. President Donald Trump at a Monday news conference, calling him a dictator, a bully and the ‘king of bankruptcies’ after Trump mocked him on Truth Social — the sharpest personal exchange yet in the collapsed Canada-U.S. trade talks.
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As 50% U.S. tariffs threaten 90,000 Canadian jobs, key EI relief measures for laid-off workers are set to expire October 10 — before the trade fight does.
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