Many Albertans feel economically disadvantaged by federal policies, particularly those affecting the oil and gas sector. The province contributes heavily to Canada’s economy but often feels underrepresented in Ottawa. This movement seems more like a pressure tactic than a serious roadmap to secession. Still, it’s a fascinating case of regional identity, economic grievance, and political theater.
The Bay State's mandatory asset-splitting requirements for marriages exceeding seven years could force Byron to hand over between $10 million and $35 million to Kerrigan, who shares two children with the disgraced technology firm leader.
Animal known as Gaia reaches Black Forest facility after two-year legal battle.
Authorities ground 500 flights and close schools while hurricane-force winds threaten territory
Events over the past week reveal that Syria, and the wider region to Israel's east, is dangerously unstable. Israel must urgently define its strategic goals in the area, ensuring coordination with Washington, and keeping close tabs on the activities of al-Sharaa and his forces.
